The concept behind our candles is that when the candle is lit, it will illuminate the intention using a mantra you set when you meditate. It releases your intentions outwards into the universe where they can be manifested. It's a manifestation practice that broadcasts the energy you send and want to receive in return.

“Mantra” is a Sanskrit word which can be broken into two parts; “man,” which means mind, and “tra,” which means vehicle or transport. Mantra or “mind vehicle” is a method we use in meditation to focus . It helps our mind from wandering and coming back to focus.

Mantra's aim to liberate the mind from thought and are typically single words like "Om", "love", "peace", "gratitude".

Affirmations work in a similar way.

The major difference between them is in how they are used.

An uplifting, positive phrase that motivates you to reframe your mindset and subconscious patterns of thinking.

Positive affirmations include phrases such as “I am open to giving and receiving love,” “I am overflowing with abundance,” or “I am expressive and creative in my life.”

There are many definitions of chakras and they all evolve from the Sanskrit translation "wheel” "circle or "disc". Chakras are part of our subtle energy body and are often called power centres or energy centres. They are depicted visually by many sources as spinning energy vortexes or round rotating energy wheels. They act as energy gateways or energy exchange points.

Our Chakra have a huge integral role on the physical body and it’s health (mental, emotional, spiritual and physical).

 To learn more please visit our Chakra Blog Post.

We have several hundred energy exchange points (also known as nadis - pathways) within our energetic systems, but the most commonly recognized are the 7 main chakras. The chakra's are energetically connected from the base of the spinal column up to the top of the head.

What are the main 7 Chakra points?

• Root chakra
• Sacral chakra
• Solar Plexus chakra
• Heart Chakra
• Throat Chakra
• Third Eye chakra
• Crown Chakra

We use wood wicks created from sappy fruit trees.

Soy wax tends to give a cleaner burn. It is a non-toxic substance curated from the naturally occurring oil of soy beans. It contains nothing artificial or harmful.

Petroleum based substances such as paraffin wax can produce toxic, harmful by products when burned or melted

100% Soy candles tend to burn longer in comparison to paraffin candles of the same size. The extended burn time is directly related to the density of soy wax; it’s fact that soy wax requires more heat to melt, thus increasing the longevity of your candle.

 It’s environmentally friendly and biodegradable.

We suggest trimming your wick before each burn to decrease the chances of soot, and keeping the flame size within a safe range. The wick should be 1/8 to 1/4 inch above your wax. Be sure to not trim your wick too short, or it could decrease the size of the melt pool, which in turn can effect the range of the scent.

If your wick is too long, the flame will flicker or “dance” and could cause sooting. When the flame is too large it will burn down faster than intended. If this happens, blow out the candle, wait for it to cool and trim the wick to the proper size and relight.

Phalates, a family of industrial chemicals used to soften polyvinyl chloride (PVC) plastic and as solvents in cosmetics, food packaging, some personal care products and other consumer products such as nail polish, hair sprays, perfumes etc. Phalates can damage the liver, kidneys, lungs, and reproductive system.

Parabens can act like the hormone estrogen in the body and disrupt the normal function of hormone systems which can affect the reproductive system. They can also impact reproductive development, the production of hormones and influence fertility and birth outcomes.