Want a little surprise? You will be sent a mystery candle in one of five colors. It could be for Thor, Loki, Tyr, Odin, Freya. You won't know which god is calling to you until your candle arrives!

Benefits of using candles:

• Give as offerings to your chosen deities
• Use to invoke various norse gods
• Burn while meditating during ritual work
• Use colors for various different rituals
• Made of pure soy wax, hand poured and unscented
• Aid in meditation
• Use in rituals
• Setting tone/mood in your ritual space
• Use color properties for specific ritual work

Each candle is 8 inches tall and has a diameter of 2.5"

Learn more about pagan ritual tools here:

https://oreamnosoddities.com/blogs/news/magical-tools-in-paganism

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Norse god information:

Freya: of the Vanir: She is the Great Goddess, second only to Frigg. Her name means “The Lady.” The Goddess of the magic known as Seidhr (German Seith) which she taught to Odin, eroticism, physical well-being; She is the Queen of the Valkyries who choose those to be slain in battle and carry them to Valhalla. She is daughter of Njord, and twin sister to Freyr. She is also a warrior goddess of great wisdom and magick. She wears the sacred necklace Brisingamen, which she paid for by spending the night with the dwarves. She is married to Odr and her children are Hnoos and Gersemi. Hers is the magic of reading runes, trance & astral travel, and casting spells. She owns a falcon cloak, takes dove form, rides in a chariot drawn by two cats, or rides a boar. She weeps tears of gold, which become amber.

Loki:  Neither an Aesir or a Vanir: Blood brother of Odin. The Father of Lies, Trickster, Shape-changer. Son of the giant Farbauti, he is of the race of Ettins (Elementals) and possesses some of their daemonic qualities. He is the Trickster, and the God of Fire and Misfortune. He is both a helper and a foe of the Aesir, but it was he who spawned the monsters: the Fenris Wolf and  the Midgard Wyrm, Jormurgandr. He is married to Sigyn and his other children include the goddess Hel and Sleipnir, Odin's 8-legged horse. He is the originator of deceit, and the disgrace of all gods and men, and ultimately the Destroyer of all things. His wife is Sigyn, and their son, Nare, or Narfe.

Odin, of the Aesir: Father of all the Gods and of men. The God of magick, ecstasy, poetry, and man’s consciousness of inner divinity; He brings knowledge, wisdom, ideas and inspiration to help Mankind. He is both the shaper of Wyrd (Fate: the past actions that continually affect and condition the future) and the bender of Orlog (Destiny: the future that affects the past) showing the interconnected nature of all actions. He is married to Frigg and father to Baldur and Hoor.

It is he who makes men mad, possessed of driving rage, and also the “madness” perceived of the warrior in battle, the seer in trance, the poet’s creativity.

It is also he who sacrifices an eye at the well of Mimir to gain inner wisdom, and later hangs himself upon Yggdrasill to gain the knowledge and power of the Runes. He can travel to any realm within the nine Nordic worlds. He is pictured wearing a floppy hat and a blue-grey cloak and is accompanied by two ravens, Hugginn (thought) and Munin (memory who daily fly over the world reporting all that has happened.

Thor, of the Aesir: The red-headed God of Thunder and weather in general, powerful Protection, Inspiration, Magical Power, and Personal Strength. Thor is a son of Odin, is the foremost of the Aesir, and rules over the realm called Thrudvang. He is the strongest of all gods and men, and is the protector of all Midgard. He wields the mighty hammer Mjolnir that causes lightening flashes. His battle car is drawn by two goats. He is married to Sif, and father to þrúðr (Thrudr) and Ullr. The Oak is sacred to Thor.

How to use each color in ritual:

Yellow: pleasure, success, happiness, learning, memory, concentration, persuasion, inspiration, imagination, solar magick, charm, confidence, air element, travel, flexibility

Green: Prosperity, abundance, money, physcial & emotional healing, growth, luck, marriage, tree/plant magick, acceptance, weather, counteract envy/greed/jealousy.

Red: Passion, vitality, strength, survival, fertility, courage, sexual potency, mercy, action, danger, war, fire element, conflict, sports, independence, assertiveness, competition

black: grounding, wisdom, learning, protection, safety, reversing, uncrossing, unhexing, repelling black magick, banishing negativity, releasing, shapeshifting, defense, scrying, pride

Blue: Communication, will power, focus, forgiveness,  good fortune, weight loss, truth, fidelity, patience, domestic f=harmony, organization, removing bad vibrations, sincerity, astral projection, water element