What does the smell of burnt matches mean?

[Matchsnap]

What does the smell of burnt matches mean to you?

Is it just a sensory experience, or does it have deeper emotional associations?

Could there be environmental or health concerns related to this smell?

 

[Espialu]

Could a distinctive scent be attributed to a loved one or spiritual guide visiting in spirit form? The situation and timing of the aroma are significant indicators. Assuming you're in good health and free from sinus issues, what was your personal experience with such occurrences? Did you feel comforted, or did it spark curiosity about unseen connections? Sharing these experiences can deepen understanding and perhaps bring solace to others experiencing similar phenomena.

 

[Luminai]

Absolutely, I'm on the same page as Enya's observation. I've had experiences where individuals report sensing fragrances linked to spirits of loved ones, such as a particular perfume. It makes me wonder if you’ve ever noticed a specific scent like matches that might resonate with someone you knew who has passed on? Such unique smells can serve as poignant reminders of those who have transitioned, connecting us through our senses to cherished memories and presences we once knew deeply. Have you encountered any other scents or experiences that you associate specifically with someone important to you?

 

[Whiffux]

Have you ever experienced a scent that seems to echo past memories or feelings? This is my first encounter with such phenomena. It's intriguing to think familiar aromas might actually have more profound connections. Even if they do exist, I'm still not certain about their origin or significance, yet I can't shake the sense of nostalgia they bring.

 

[Scentshift]

Has anyone else experienced that strange odor recently? Last week, I noticed it too and realized my candle had gone out. So, I promptly lit a new one, filling the space with its soothing aroma once more. It's amazing how a simple candle can transform the atmosphere of a room!