there should be 2 candles lit the center one and the first one. te center candle remains lit for the entire eight days of hanuuka there should be 2 candles lit the center one and the first one. te center candle remains lit for the entire eight days of hanuuka
On the first day, you light 2 candles. One is the shamash (helper candle) and one is for the first night of Hanukkah.
You light 2 on the first night. Then each night, you add another candle, ending with 9 on the eighth night.
about 4 candles can light up a bed area
it equals to 564 candles
Yes, you can light candles for different saints on the same day. Lighting candles for multiple saints is a common practice in many cultures and religions as a way to seek intercession and blessings from various saints simultaneously.
Pillar candles are used for very long lasting light sources. Many people put candles on a plate, tray, or candle holder specifically designed for pillar candles.
There is no tradition of lighting candles at a seder. The only time candles would be lit is if the first seder falls on Shabbat (Friday night).
On the first night you light 1, then you add 1 each night ultimately lighting 8 on the final evening. Each night, an extra helper-candle is used to light the others and then it also remains lit. You need a total of 44 candles.
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Well, first of all, you have to be more specific. Are you referring to the frequencies of light, the energy of the light, or the brightness? Are you referring to the light all the way around the sun and candle or just what is reaching you eyes or a certain area? Also, results may vary as there are many different kind of candles, measuring the light from the sun may be different around the globe and in different weather and different altitudes. Again, you have to be more specific to get a decent answer.
It depends. Normally a woman lights 2 candles and the daughters light only 1 or sometimes 2; however it can vary. In some families the woman adds an additional candle for each of her children; and in many families unmarried daughters don't light candles.
According to the "First Fleet Fellowship" website (see the related link below), there were 252 dozen pounds of cotton candles and 168 dozen pounds of mould candles on the First Fleet. In addition, there were 44 tons of tallow for making more candles as required.
There are 4 candles in all; the first three are purple and the last one is pink.