Candles

It is called the Shamash

Yes you do, using a tool called a Menorah.

Each night of Hannukah, you add another candle to the Menorah, lighting them in succession with the Shamash, which sits in the middle once you're done lighting the candles and saying the prayers.

I've found that eucalyptus and peppermint are great scents for helping headaches and migraines. You can also purchase oils in these scents that you can apply directly to your head for when you need to be somewhere that won't allow candles.

In the pre-electrification days, when the dying were cared for in their homes, vigils were held with various prayers and devotions. Candle light would also have been needed for The Anointing and Last Rites.

Candles are important to Christians in that the symbolize the light of God that comes into the world through the birth of his son, Jesus. The light of God will lead a person through life and away from darkness and evil.

"The Candles as Christian Symbols represents the light of God or the light of Christ. Candles are used in processions, at the altar and are lit as a sign of remembrance or to accompany prayer. "

Also, different colors represent different ideas for candles White Candles represent the liturgical color of Christmas. On Christmas Eve the Christmas wreath has a white candle in the center symbolising purity

and joy. It is known as the Christ candle which represents Christ born on Christmas Day.

The Pink candle, the Advent candle used on the third Sunday of Advent traditionally when the congregation was given a break from fasting

Purple candles match the liturgical color of Advent

Some religions use Blue candles during Lent

yes but it is very, very disgusting! :P

after their saturday, shabbos they call it ,they light a candle which is called havdallah candle to let you know that shabbos is over you are allowed to go back to work because on shabbos they are not allowed to work it's a resting day

No, candles are not demonic symbols. Candles are used for many purposes, including religious rites. And this can include any practitioner or any belief. The only symbology of the candle is that placed on it by a user. And anyone looking at a candle can and may impose his own symbolism to the humble candle. It can have any or no meaning at all, and, if it has meaning, it is subjective. Candles are used commonly in a Christian Catholic church, or a demonic or satanistic ritual. Black candles are used in satanic rituals. Black representing darkness or Satan, while white candles represent purity or the light of Christ.

to answer your question, a candle, or a flame might represent an ever-present light, for ex:

the light of christ

the eternal lamp (Jews)

eternal light and guidance through jesus christ

the light to show you the way to christianity

a warm, bright symbol (christ) that beconds you tword it, but not away from it (devil)

Buddhists do not pray as they have no deity. They may meditate and candles or incense may be present.

The candle represents Jesus Christ, who said of himself, "I am the light of the world; he who follows me will not walk in darkness but will have the light of life." (John 8:12)

Here are the four common candles and their symbolism: First Candle Color: Purple
Theme: Hope
First Sunday in Advent
Second Candle Color: Purple
Theme: Love
Second Sunday in Advent
Third Candle Color: Pink
Theme: Joy
Third Sunday in Advent
Fourth Candle Color: Purple
Theme: Peace
Fourth Sunday in Advent
Optional Center Candle, (not often used)
Color: White
Theme: Christmas
Christmas Day

The occupation of a person's grandfather may have been things like a banker, a farmer, carpenter, or blacksmith. Men have had many different occupations over time.

Apart from moths and flying insects, the lighting of a candle does not draw anything, though there may be some symbolic meaning to lighting a candle.

It is my understanding that they are usually customized by the person who will be baptized or the family if the person is too young, check out the website below:

They can be any color. The color has no significance, other than style and personal preference.

It can, but it should keep burning as long as the other candles are lit. Ideally, it should be the tallest.

yes because it releases smoke and you inhale all of the fumes in your house.

slowly and hot

To make ear candles you need a 12 " wooden or metal dowel tapered on one end, strips of cotton sheets or pillow cases about 12" long and 2 " wide, paraffin wax or beeswax, melted, dip the cotton strip into the hot wax, wrap the strip around the dowel until it is just firm not hard, don't wait until it is totally hardened but just until it is still soft but firm and slip it off the dowel

white candles are not placed in a window wt night because white respents time ordinary time.right now we are in ordinary time.

The third candle on the Advent wreath is for joy. It is lit on what is known as Gaudete Sunday, and that means joy.

Candle therapy is used to elevate moods in people who become depressed during the Winter months. The theory is that the reduced levels of natural light affect their disposition, making it difficult to maintain their outlook and activity during those "Dark Months". It simply involves staring into a candle's flame for several minutes on a daily basis in hopes of replenishing the "Lost Light" levels.

There are never open flames or lit candles in any building of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (commonly called the "Mormon" church.) This is more of a safety regulation than anything else. Those holding weddings in Church buildings are advised to use battery-powered candles or small electric lights for decorations. Those wishing to light a unity candle as part of the ceremony or reception are usually allowed to do so outside of the building.

The official rules regarding lit candles and open flames in Church buildings can be found in the Church Handbook of Instructions, Book 1, on page 182 (2006 version). This book is not available online, but a congregation leader would be able to show you the policy in their copy of the Handbook.