Excerpt from

Candleburning

Just for a moment, sit back and think about things you would like to have in your life. Take some time and make a list of the things you want. You may want more money, wealth or abundance. You may be searching for love, a soul mate, or friends to spend time with. Perhaps you would like a better job. Maybe you want to feel more secure about yourself, and radiate confidence in situations you now find embarrassing, limiting or just uncomfortable.

If you have felt tired and run down lately, you may need increased energy. If you have been ill, you may want relief from the illness.

Perhaps you are considering a major purchase, such as a home, car or computer, and would like to attract the best possible support in that process. Sometimes there may be a need to find someone who can give good advice. Or, you might be looking for someone to provide information about where to get a good mortgage or loan.

Strength, understanding, protection, success, security, love -- all of these and many more beneficial energies can be the focus of your candleburning.

The way to figure out which one is the most important now, is to ask yourself what thought pops into your mind most often during your day. What thought is on your mind when you go to bed, and what thought is there when you wake up in the morning? What thought or daydream demands your attention while you are doing the chores of your day, or interrupts your concentration?

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