[Opinion] Reusing a spiritually unmolested tealight

[DiLoco_DelEted]

Hi all,

I burnt a used tea light and a birthday candle to light my pipe a few times without a lighter, and after the tea light burned out, I got the idea of sigilizing it while it cools since it's easier to work with than cold wax in my opinion. Possibly overlaid sigils. As it cools in layers.

Good purpose or not, ya think?

 

[Vandheer]

Unmolested? What the hell do you do with them tealights man?

 

[DiLoco_DelEted]

Only one knows besides us what is done in the darkness...
Meaning LHP or RHP use, if it's used, common view is discard or recycle the remainder. Most people use tealight candles for ambience or vigils. So for that matter use, relight and burn until it goes out. As it hardens design a sigil and get pin or needle, or even a blade...and carefully etch your sigil over the wick. So next time it burns it is consecrated and put to use.

 

[Ancient]

I think that’s a great idea. My wife has been talking about trying her hand at making her own candles, if she gets around to it I might join in and create a sigilized candle in a reverse manner. Pour a layer of wax, then etch, then pour another layer…timestamp the outside with a particular moon phase and burn when it comes around.

Unmolested? What the hell do you do with them tealights man?

You should try it tho. Might just be the hottest encounter you’ll ever have.

 

[SkullTraill]

Diluco, you're not a troll, but your milkshake brings all the trolls to the yard. If you catch my drift.

 

[Grayhoss]

This is derived from the ceremonial magician's emphasis on 'virgin' materials for eachrite, to the degree of having a new, ruinously costly set of vestments for each working.
Its rich man's magick, wallowing in conspicuous consumption, basically.
Shamanic , witchcraft and other 'Low Magick' practitioners have never had this affectation with non-dedicated materials, and our rites work just fine.