So, I was working with a white candle recently, and the glass cracked. I’ve heard a lot about glass colors and what they might mean, but this was my first time dealing with a cracked glass. I went to their website and started reading up on it. Turns out, there’s a lot to unpack here. Let me share what I’ve learned and some of my own thoughts.
First off, I’ve always been fascinated by the different colors of smoke when burning candles. Black smoke, for instance, is apparently a sign of struggles. It suggests that there might be obstacles in your intention, and you might need to do some extra work—like burning multiple candles or even doing some spiritual cleansing. On the flip side, white smoke is a good sign. It means things are going well, and you’re on the right track. It’s like a little confirmation that your intentions are being heard and accepted.
Then there’s the clear glass, which I’ve seen a lot. It’s generally a positive sign, but it can also mean that the situation is already resolved. I guess it’s like a nudge to trust that everything is working out as it should. But broken glass? That’s a whole different story. It’s supposed to signify enemy work or negative influence. It’s a bit unsettling, honestly. It makes you wonder if someone’s throwing negative energy your way, and it might be time to take some protective measures.
I’ve also come across burn marks on the glass, which can indicate the presence of what they call “frienemies.” You know, those people who might be causing strife through envy or jealousy. It’s a reminder to be cautious about who you let into your space, both physically and energetically. Symbols in the smoke residue are another thing to pay attention to. They can carry specific messages, and it’s worth taking the time to reflect on what they might mean for you personally.
This journey has been a mix of learning and self-reflection. It’s fascinating how much can be read into something as simple as a candle’s smoke and glass. It’s also a bit overwhelming at times, but it’s worth it to deepen your understanding of the energies at play. If you’re like me and you’re just starting out, take it slow and trust your instincts. These signs are here to guide us, and paying attention can make all the difference.
I had a similar experience with a white candle glass. It cracked off about a third of the top, and I was really surprised! I think the heat from the candle might have caused it because it was placed too low. How thick was your glass? Did it come with a candle? 