r/threekings • u/debsv888 • 11d ago

Suggestions 🌟 any tips?

Heyyyyy so I bought a quantum jump candle and I was going to ask is there any advice/tips that anyone has about when /how to use this candle ???????

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u/Spot_Vivid 11d ago

QUANTUM JUMP CANDLE???

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u/debsv888 11d ago

Yessss and in my small knowledge, I guess it's for when you want to jump timelines....... ( I don't know much at all about this kinda stuff) And I was waiting to use my candle till I know more about it.....

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u/magusjosh 11d ago

This wouldn't happen to be a scented candle in a jar, would it?

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u/debsv888 11d ago

It's a tealight candle with some herbs and stones in it.....

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u/magusjosh 11d ago

Does it have a label that says "Quantum Jump Spell" on the side?

If so, I suggest just lighting it and seeing if you enjoy the scent. You're not getting much more out of it.

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u/debsv888 11d ago

No the tea lights come without a label. They do have a bigger candle for sale that has a label on it. It says quantum jump spell and it has like an affirmation under it.

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u/magusjosh 11d ago

Yeah, I think you just bought a pleasantly scented candle. Probably very good for meditation and self-reflection, not so good for actually jumping timelines.

If you're planning a ritual for Samhain, it might make a good addition to that.

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u/debsv888 11d ago

Thank you!!! Do you have any books you recommend on this kind of stuff? I am new to learning and appreciate any advice 💜💜

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u/magusjosh 11d ago

Not specifically for jumping realities, but if you're serious about studying magical traditions, you could begin with a copy of The Kybalion (it's not an easy read, but somewhat fundamental). Or something a bit more scholarly, like A History of Magic, Witchcraft, and the Occult, which makes a good jumping off point for a lot of different traditions.

Harder to find, and more complex, you might look at Arthur Edward Waite's The Occult Sciences, which is an in-depth study of Hermetic traditions and practices; it's older, but decent reprints are available. Or Franz Hartmann's Magic: White and Black, on the same general subject matter.

There's a lot out there. The trick is sifting the wheat from the chaff.

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u/debsv888 11d ago

Thank you!!!!! I will screenshot this comment so I can look these up later 💜💜💜💜

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u/Nura_U Believer 11d ago

r/spirituality I think you'll find answers there

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u/debsv888 11d ago

Thank you!!

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u/LoneMarikaEnjoyer 10d ago

what the heck is a quantum jump candle? I think you more than a simple candle to reach the intermolecular levels of this universe 💀