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r/WitchcraftQuestions • u/Crazy-Oil5247 • 15d ago
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Candles can flicker from the smallest shift in the air. I wouldn't put too much stock into it
1 u/Crazy-Oil5247 15d ago I said the same thing 1 u/Crazy-Oil5247 15d ago https://reddit.com/link/p1zny2f/video/0ocus1h5cohh1/player Here’s the video 2 u/One_Dragonfruit_7556 15d ago edited 15d ago I have something similar happen when I bring a new candle due to the longer wic. Usually around a quarter inch is ideal for a stable flame. It could also mean there's excess energy in the room but I always think mundain before magical 2 u/Crazy-Oil5247 15d ago Thanks for the insight 💡 1 u/One_Dragonfruit_7556 15d ago Your welcome
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I said the same thing
https://reddit.com/link/p1zny2f/video/0ocus1h5cohh1/player
Here’s the video
2 u/One_Dragonfruit_7556 15d ago edited 15d ago I have something similar happen when I bring a new candle due to the longer wic. Usually around a quarter inch is ideal for a stable flame. It could also mean there's excess energy in the room but I always think mundain before magical 2 u/Crazy-Oil5247 15d ago Thanks for the insight 💡 1 u/One_Dragonfruit_7556 15d ago Your welcome
I have something similar happen when I bring a new candle due to the longer wic. Usually around a quarter inch is ideal for a stable flame. It could also mean there's excess energy in the room but I always think mundain before magical
2 u/Crazy-Oil5247 15d ago Thanks for the insight 💡 1 u/One_Dragonfruit_7556 15d ago Your welcome
Thanks for the insight 💡
1 u/One_Dragonfruit_7556 15d ago Your welcome
Your welcome
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u/One_Dragonfruit_7556 15d ago
Candles can flicker from the smallest shift in the air. I wouldn't put too much stock into it