Candles are used for sustained spiritual work like setting lights for petitions that need time to root, build, and manifest. Whether you’re drawing love, money, protection, or justice, a fixed 7-day candle holds your prayer burning around the clock while you tend to the rest of your life.
In the Tradition:
Setting lights is a cornerstone practice in rootwork. Where a quick chime candle handles a fast petition and a figural candle works targeted person to person conjure, the 7-day candle is for the long pull court cases unfolding over weeks, road opening work, steady money draw, deep protection, healing, and ancestral elevation. The glass encasement keeps the flame contained and the work safe to burn day and night on your altar.
Each candle upon request is hand-fixed and dressed in my shop: anointed with the appropriate conjure oil, loaded with herbs, roots, and curios chosen for the work, and prayed over with scripture and petition before it leaves my hands. The glass is sealed and labeled with the working it’s meant to do.
Available Workings Include:
• Money Drawing & Prosperity
• Love Drawing & Reconciliation
• Road Opener
• Fiery Wall of Protection
• Block Buster
• Reversing
• Court Case & Justice
• Healing
• Uncrossing
• Ancestor Light
How to Read the Burn:
The way your candle burns tells you how the work is moving. Clean, even burns mean the road is clear. Sooting, popping, weeping wax, or a flame that drowns and revives speaks to obstacles, opposition, or spirits at work. I include a quick burn-reading guide with every order so you can witness your own light.
How to Work It:
Set your candle on a fire-safe surface, ideally on your altar or in a quiet space where it won’t be disturbed. Write your petition on paper and place it beneath the glass. Pray your intention into the flame at the lighting, and check in daily speak to your work, feed it, and let it burn until the wax is spent. Never leave any open flame fully unattended; use proper fire safety.
Candles are used for sustained spiritual work like setting lights for petitions that need time to root, build, and manifest. Whether you’re drawing love, money, protection, or justice, a fixed 7-day candle holds your prayer burning around the clock while you tend to the rest of your life.
In the Tradition:
Setting lights is a cornerstone practice in rootwork. Where a quick chime candle handles a fast petition and a figural candle works targeted person to person conjure, the 7-day candle is for the long pull court cases unfolding over weeks, road opening work, steady money draw, deep protection, healing, and ancestral elevation. The glass encasement keeps the flame contained and the work safe to burn day and night on your altar.
Each candle upon request is hand-fixed and dressed in my shop: anointed with the appropriate conjure oil, loaded with herbs, roots, and curios chosen for the work, and prayed over with scripture and petition before it leaves my hands. The glass is sealed and labeled with the working it’s meant to do.
Available Workings Include:
• Money Drawing & Prosperity
• Love Drawing & Reconciliation
• Road Opener
• Fiery Wall of Protection
• Block Buster
• Reversing
• Court Case & Justice
• Healing
• Uncrossing
• Ancestor Light
How to Read the Burn:
The way your candle burns tells you how the work is moving. Clean, even burns mean the road is clear. Sooting, popping, weeping wax, or a flame that drowns and revives speaks to obstacles, opposition, or spirits at work. I include a quick burn-reading guide with every order so you can witness your own light.
How to Work It:
Set your candle on a fire-safe surface, ideally on your altar or in a quiet space where it won’t be disturbed. Write your petition on paper and place it beneath the glass. Pray your intention into the flame at the lighting, and check in daily speak to your work, feed it, and let it burn until the wax is spent. Never leave any open flame fully unattended; use proper fire safety.
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