Candle Magick Research Paper

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Candle magick is one of the easiest and commonly used types of magick these days and is made use of in spells and as a part of meditation, scrying, divination, etc. If it is to work for you, you need to believe in the energy of the candle. Also called sympathetic magick, candle magick is an early tradition among Wiccans.
Candle magick can be found through their history. From the time when human beings realized fire, they were in astonishment of its power. They wanted to utilize that power. We carry on this early custom when we practice candle magick.
Your main focal point are the candles. Working candle magick is very useful when you need to sustain focus.
Keep in mind that certain candle magick has to be repeated across an extent of days.

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