
Calendula
Beeswax Candle
Golden calendula has been called "herb of the sun" for its healing rays. For centuries, it has brought comfort to the wounded—body and soul alike. Light this gentle flame when you or a loved one needs healing touch.
Infused with Real Herbs
Scent: Gentle, honey-sweet with subtle earthy notes
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Calendula: The Herb of the Sun
This calendula candle harnesses sun energy-calendula (Calendula officinalis), also called marigold, has been associated with the sun across cultures. Its bright golden-orange flowers open with the sun and close at night. Healers from ancient Egypt to Renaissance Europe used it for healing and success work. When you need solar energy-success, healing, vitality, joy-calendula is your herb.
Solar Success:
Ancient Egyptians used calendula for vitality and renewal. Medieval Europeans called it "summer's bride" and associated it with marriage, success, and solar blessings. Herbalists recognized it for healing properties. In magical traditions, calendula draws success, legal victories, and positive outcomes. The golden color isn't just pretty-it represents the sun's blessing on your endeavors.
Success & Healing Uses:
Calendula is traditional for success in legal matters, business ventures, healing work, and any situation where you need a positive outcome. Many practitioners burn it before court dates, important meetings, healing rituals, or when launching new projects. It's also used for physical and emotional healing-calendula is gentle enough for daily healing work but powerful enough for significant challenges.
Golden, Sunny Warmth:
Calendula has a distinctive aroma-warm, slightly resinous, herbaceous with soft floral notes, and that characteristic sunny quality that traditional practitioners associate with success and healing. It doesn't smell sharp or medicinal-it smells golden, optimistic, like sunshine concentrated into a scent.
Extracting Sunshine:
Calendula's bright flowers contain resinous compounds that need careful extraction. The golden petals need moderate heat and extended time to release their sunny, healing, success-bringing properties into the wax. We infuse whole calendula flowers directly into beeswax, spending hours coaxing out that warm, resinous, optimistic aroma. This success candle smells like pure sunshine-golden, healing, successful.
What You're Getting:
- Hand-poured beeswax candle (size varies by option selected)
- Whole calendula flowers infused directly into the wax
- Hemp wick for clean burning
- Metallic wick anchor
- Container included if jar option selected
- Golden solar herb for success and healing
These statements reflect traditional and historical use. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
- During recovery from illness or injury
- When processing emotional wounds
- Before or after medical appointments
- In prayers for yourself or loved ones who need healing
- To create a gentle, comforting atmosphere
Ritual Instructions
Light this candle when you need the sun's golden power. Calendula has blessed courtrooms and dreamers for centuries. Its solar energy illuminates truth and brings favorable outcomes. Use when justice must prevail or when seeking prophetic dreams.
Great Physician, You heal all our diseases and bind up our wounds. As calendula soothes the skin, soothe my hurting heart. Restore what has been damaged. Bring comfort where there is pain. Let Your healing light shine through me, making me whole again. I trust in Your gentle, restorative power. Amen.
Golden flower of the sun, Let justice now be done. Light the truth for all to see— As I will, so mote it be.
📜 Sacred & Spiritual References
The herbs in this candle have been revered across many spiritual traditions throughout history:
CHRISTIAN TRADITION: Calendula is called "Mary's Gold" or "Marigold" - named in honor of the Virgin Mary. Medieval Christians placed calendula flowers on statues of Mary and used them to decorate churches during Marian feasts. The golden flowers were seen as representing Mary's radiance.
ANCIENT TRADITIONS: The Egyptians valued calendula for its rejuvenating properties. Hindu traditions use marigolds (including calendula) in religious ceremonies, temple decorations, and as offerings to deities, particularly during Diwali.
