Divine Intervention" Ancestor/Spirit Communication Candle

Creating a "Divine Intervention" or "Spirit Communication" candle for divination involves infusing the ritual with intention, symbolism, and personal energy. Keep in mind that these practices are rooted in personal belief systems, and their effectiveness is subjective. Here's a step-by-step guide to creating and using such a candle:

Materials Needed:

1. Candle: Choose a candle that resonates with your intention. White or gold candles are often associated with purity and divine energy. Our candle is also  infused with herbs and essential oils linked to spiritual communication. 

2. Cleanse and Charge:

   • Clear the candle of any residual energies. You can do this by passing it through the smoke of purifying herbs like sage or by visualizing white light surrounding it.
   • Hold the candle in your hands and focus on your intention, infusing the candle with positive energy.

Divine Intervention" DivinationSpirit Communication Candle

1. Set Intentions:

   • Clearly define your intention for divine intervention or spirit communication. Write it down on a piece of paper and place it under the candle or nearby during the ritual.

2. Create a Sacred Space:

   • Set up a dedicated and quiet space for your ritual. Include symbols or objects that hold spiritual significance for you.

3. Prayer or Invocation:

   • Begin the ritual with a prayer or invocation, expressing your intention and inviting divine guidance or spirit communication.
   • Use words that align with your spiritual beliefs and the nature of your request.
4. Intention: : I am connected to my ancestors and spirit guides. I graciously accept their guidance, wisdom and protection! I trust the Divine to guide me. 

5. Lighting the Candle:

   • Light the candle while focusing on the flame. Visualize it as a channel connecting you with the divine or facilitating communication with spirits.

6. Meditation or Communication:

   • Enter a meditative state or practice mindfulness, opening yourself to communication. Be receptive to any thoughts, feelings, or signs that may come to you during the ritual.

1. Closing the Ritual:

   • Express gratitude for any guidance or communication received.
   • Close the ritual with a closing prayer or affirmation.

Remember, the key to these practices is your intention, focus, and belief. Approach the ritual with respect and an open heart. While rituals like these may have personal significance, they don't replace professional guidance for serious life challenges or mental health concerns. If you're dealing with significant issues, it's advisable to seek guidance from qualified professionals.