Candles are an essential part of holiday celebrations. For instance, a birthday celebration would be incomplete without the delight of a cake and the glow of candles.
Introduction to Candles in Celebrations
In the Middle Ages in Europe, people became interested in the rites of the Egyptian magicians, paying great attention to the color of the candles. White, red, green, and silver candles were especially popular.
The Significance of Candle Colors
White candles were used to attract spiritual forces, break curses, and teach lessons. They symbolize in alchemy the **feminine principle**.
The male principle is represented by the red candles, which were essential for any celebration.
Silver candles contributed to the development of intuition and sharpening of the subconscious.
Gradually, the fashion of colored candles penetrated into secular society, leading to their association with various zodiac signs.
Candles and Zodiac Signs
Red candles were intended for the signs of Scorpio and Aries. They enhance sexuality and passion while providing strength and health.
Pink candles symbolize the zodiac sign Cancer, promoting love, friendship, and harmony.
Orange candles correspond to the sign of Taurus, helping these individuals to be brave, sociable, and resolve conflicts quickly.
Yellow candles are linked to Virgo and Gemini, granting confidence and enhancing memory.
Green candles are associated with Sagittarius, offering healing, material well-being, prosperity, and good luck.
Blue candles benefit Aquarius and Virgo by achieving physical and spiritual balance, as well as developing creative gifts.
Violet candles are for Pisces and Libra. They help in removing curses and lessons and activate a person's protective powers.
Golden candles belong to the sign of Leo, ensuring protection and success in studies and work.
Today, candles are regaining popularity and are lit for various occasions. However, few people consider the relationship between the candle's color and its corresponding zodiac sign, as well as the benefits they offer.
With this article, we aim to fill these gaps.
