Made with tonka, violet, papaya leaves, vervain, jobs tears and a number of other wish related herbs and oils, our Wishing Soy Spell Candle can be used in a wide variety of rituals that focus on drawing in new opportunities, abundance, specific intentions as well as obtainging overall good fortune and blessings. It's also perfect to use when petitioning saints or deities. More importantly, there is no need to add any conjure oils or herbs to our candles. We have done it all for you. Each candle includes real essential oils and herbs so all you have to do it is light it! Our Wishing Soy Spell Candle comes in a 9 oz glass jar. To perform a wishing spell, simply write down your wish on either a piece of parchment paper or brown paper bag. Fold the petition in half, making sure you fold the paper towards you. Place the candle on a plate and place both the plate and candle over your petition. You may also print out images that represent your wish or intentions. Place these under the plate as well. When you are ready, light the candle and recite either psalm 20 or 23. You may also simply say your own prayer if you so prefer. For a seven day ritual, make sure that for each night of the ritual, you only burn the candle for 15-20 minutes. You will want to repeat your prayer during this time. On the last day, burn the candle until it is finished. Take all the remaining items to a crossroads. Warming: To prevent fire and serious injury, always burn candle within sight. Keep away from drafts and keep away from pets and children. Never burn candle near anything that can catch fire. Sold as a Curio.

All Art of the Root products are handmade daily in the USA - small batch only. All our products are Artisan made with herbs, essential oils and hand-selected botanicals. Made with tonka, violet, papaya leaves, vervain, jobs tears and a number of other related herbs and oils. Includes Real Herbs & Essential Oils In Every Candle. Made with natural soy wax, our 9 oz Wishing Candle can be used in any type of Wishing, Blessing & Manifestation rituals or spiritual practices.