Discover Me Candles

The Flame That Started It All

Every journey begins with a spark. For me, that spark became a flame.

When I first began creating candles, it wasn’t for anyone else. It was for me. It was about survival. I needed a way to hold space for myself when the world felt heavy, when the past spoke louder than the present, and when I needed something steady to remind me I wasn’t lost.

A simple flame gave me that.

I came to realize candles aren’t passive objects. They are living rituals. Every flame is a prayer. Every scent, a memory. Every vessel, a container of intention. That’s why Discover Me Candles were born — not as decorations, but as companions.

  • That’s how the Discover Me Collection came to life. Five candles — Abundance, Love, Clarity, Power, and Protection — each one a doorway into a specific part of your life. They aren’t prescriptions. They’re invitations. Each flame asks you to show up, to choose a crystal, to breathe deeply, to speak words over the fire, and to believe in your own power to call these things into being.

    When I make these candles, it isn’t just melting wax and pouring jars. I select oils as though I’m writing poetry — rose for love, cedarwood for grounding, bergamot for joy. As the wax cools, I play healing frequencies, because vibration changes everything. I pour slowly, with focus, with intention, because I believe you can feel the difference between something mass-produced and something made with devotion.

    Even the gold vessels and velvet bags carry meaning. Gold reflects illumination and divine energy — like holding a piece of light in your hands. Deep purple velvet isn’t just protection for the jar. It represents royalty, spirituality, and inner wisdom. Before you ever strike a match, the candle already tells you: this is sacred.

    But here’s the most important part: these candles aren’t finished when they leave my hands. They’re finished when they’re in yours. You are the final author of the ritual. The crystals aren’t buried in wax for you to stumble on — they are placed intentionally, outside the candle, so you can decide which one belongs in your practice that day. The ritual cards are guides, not rules. They give you a place to begin, but the true power comes when you write your own mantras, your own practices, your own ways of speaking to the flame.

    Because this collection isn’t about me. It isn’t even about the candle. It’s about you. Your intentions, fully applied. Your rituals, fully lived. Your journey, fully illuminated.

    Every time you light a Discover Me Candle, I want you to feel two things at once: that you are not alone, and that you are entirely in control of your path. That is the paradox of healing, of manifestation, of creation. The candle doesn’t do the work for you — it holds the space while you do it.

    So sit with your flame. Choose your crystal. Speak your intention. Let the light remind you of who you are becoming. And when you blow it out, remember — the journey doesn’t end there. The ember still glows inside of you.

The Collection: Meeting the Five Flames

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I couldn’t stop at one candle, because life never asks us to grow in just one direction. So I created five. Each one carries its own kind of light — a presence meant to meet you right where you are.

Before I even knew how many candles would be in the flagship collection, I sat with a question: What are we really searching for in life?

On the surface, we chase so many things — money, career growth, friendships, beauty, recognition, safety. We imagine these are what will complete us. But when you peel those layers back, what we’re truly seeking runs deeper.

  • When we think we’re chasing wealth, success, or possessions, what we’re really craving is Abundance; the sense that there is always enough, that we are always enough.

    When we long for companionship, validation, or self-acceptance, what we’re really yearning for is Love; both the love we give ourselves and the love we allow from others.

    When we feel restless, stuck, or unsure of the next step, what we need most is Clarity; a stillness that clears the fog so we can finally hear our truth.

    When we chase influence, status, or control, beneath it all we are really reaching for Power; not power over others, but the quiet strength of self-trust.

    And when we build walls, set boundaries, or crave a safe place to land, what we are really seeking is Protection; the assurance that our spirit is sheltered, grounded, and at peace.

    That’s how the collection was born. Each candle is an answer to one of these timeless human longings. Each one a reminder that what we search for “out there” has always been waiting within.

Abundance is often misunderstood. We think it’s about money, possessions, or chasing the next achievement. But Abundance isn’t about what you own — it’s about what you notice. It’s realizing you’re already surrounded by more than you give yourself credit for.

If Abundance were a person, they’d be the friend who walks into your life and throws open all the windows. Suddenly the air shifts. Where you see walls, they see doorways. Where you see limits, they see possibility.

This candle doesn’t just invite you to ask for more. It reminds you that there has always been enough — opportunities waiting in the corner, joy spilling over in the smallest moments, laughter already filling your kitchen.

When you light this candle, it feels like Abundance leans in and whispers: “There is enough. You are enough. And more is always on its way.”

Discover Abundance

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Love is what we spend our entire lives chasing, whether we admit it or not. We look for it in partners, in friendships, in family, in the way the world reflects us back to ourselves. But Love always begins in the mirror.

If Love were a person, they’d be the one who sits quietly beside you when words aren’t enough. They’re the hug that lingers, the hand that reaches for yours when you’re afraid to ask. Love doesn’t demand. Love invites.

This candle burns tender and steady, asking you first to soften toward yourself — to speak kindness where you once spoke judgment, to let yourself feel worthy before you ever ask anyone else to prove it.

And once Love lives within, it refuses to stay contained. It ripples outward into your relationships, your home, your world.

Lighting this candle feels like inviting Love to curl up beside you and remind you: “You are worthy, and always have been.”

Discover Love

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We’ve all known those moments when the noise feels unbearable — too many opinions, too many choices, too much fear. That’s when Clarity is needed most.

If Clarity were a person, they wouldn’t rush in with fast answers or overwhelm you with advice. They’d be the calm friend who simply sits with you until the fog begins to clear. The deep breath you didn’t realize you were holding. The lantern lit in a dark room, showing you just enough to take the next step.

This candle doesn’t hand you solutions. It creates the space for you to hear your own. Its flame is steady, calming, like a hand resting on your shoulder reminding you: you already know.

When you light this candle, Clarity whispers: “Be still. The truth is already inside you.”

Discover Clarity

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Power is one of the most misunderstood things we chase. We think it’s about titles, control, or recognition. But true Power is quieter than that. It doesn’t roar. It roots.

If Power were a person, they wouldn’t burst into the room shouting for attention. They’d walk in calmly, shoulders back, steady in who they are. They don’t need to prove anything. Their presence speaks enough.

This candle burns bold but not flashy — firm, grounded, unshakable. It is the reminder that you’ve already survived harder things than this, and that your strength isn’t something you have to earn. It’s already yours.

Lighting this candle feels like standing taller, trusting your own voice again. Power looks you in the eye and says: “I am here. I am strong. And I will not be moved.”

Discover Power

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There are times when the world feels too loud, too heavy, too unsafe. In those moments, we don’t need more noise. We need sanctuary.

If Protection were a person, they’d be the one who steps forward and says: “Not here. Not today.” They’d draw a circle around you, shielding you from what doesn’t belong in your space.

This candle is that guardian. Its flame creates boundaries, reminding you that peace is a right, not a privilege. Protection doesn’t isolate you — it shelters you. It lets you close the door on chaos and finally exhale.

Lighting this candle feels like a trusted friend wrapping their arm around your shoulders and saying: “You are safe here.”

Discover Protection

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The Ingredients & Symbols: More Than Materials

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When I first started creating these candles, I knew the choices couldn’t be casual. I wanted the highest quality, but I also wanted them to be safe — for you, for your home, and for the environment. Sustainability mattered. Clean burning mattered. Every detail needed to reflect not just how the candle looked, but what it meant.

That’s why every ingredient and every symbol was chosen with care. They aren’t extras. They are part of the ritual.

Soy Wax

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I chose soy wax because it burns clean and steady — no toxins, no soot, no hidden harm. I wanted the flame to feel honest: pure light without pollution. And because soy is plant-based and renewable, it connects us back to the earth.

Soy wax also holds space without distraction. It creates a clear foundation, letting everything else — the oils, the flame, your intention — rise to the surface. It’s steady. Reliable. Present. Exactly what a ritual deserves.

Essential Oils

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Essential oils are the lifeblood of plants, carrying their energy straight into the flame. Rose to open the heart. Cedarwood to ground. Citrus to lift the spirit.

They don’t just scent the air — they shift it. They change the room, the mood, the vibration. They are subtle reminders from nature itself, saying: “I remember what you need. Let me help you find it again.”

Fragrance Oils

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If essential oils carry vibration, fragrance oils carry memory. They add richness and complexity, making each candle an experience that lingers long after the flame has gone out.

Fragrance oils create depth — weaving layers that make the air feel like a story unfolding. They’re the notes that stir something familiar inside you, a scent that feels like coming home. Nostalgia lives here — the kind that makes you pause, soften, and return to what has always comforted you.

Where essential oils heal, fragrance oils remind. Together, they turn a flame into something unforgettable.

The Gold Vessel

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The vessel is more than a jar — it’s part of the ceremony. I chose gold because I wanted you to feel like you were holding light itself. Gold has always represented illumination, divinity, and worth.

Every time the vessel catches the light, it reflects that back at you. A reminder that this flame — and you — are sacred, radiant, worthy.

The Purple Velvet Bag

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The velvet bag is not packaging. It’s reverence.

Deep purple has always carried the energy of spirit, wisdom, and royalty. Velvet adds softness, protection, ceremony. From the moment you draw the candle out of the bag, you know you’re stepping into something intentional. Something sacred.

It tells you: “Pause. This is more than a candle. This is a moment.”

The Crystals

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The crystals are not hidden in the wax, because they were never meant to be stumbled on by accident. They are meant to be chosen — intentionally, deliberately, by you.

Every time you sit with your candle, you’ll decide which crystal belongs with you that day. Will you hold it? Place it beside the flame? Use it to anchor your mantra? The choice is yours — and that choice is what makes the ritual alive.

The crystals remind you: “The power was never in the wax. It was always in your hands.”

The Creation Ritual: How They’re Born

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I don’t make candles the way a factory does. For me, every step is ceremony.

When I blend the oils, I do it the way you’d choose words for a prayer — carefully, intentionally, listening for the moment when the balance feels true. Rose for the heart, cedarwood for grounding, citrus for joy — each chosen like a line of poetry, each carrying its own vibration into the flame.

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As the wax cools, I play healing frequencies: 528hz for love, 741hz for clarity. Sound becomes part of the ritual, weaving invisible threads into the candle. The vibration is captured in the wax, waiting to be released again when you strike a match.

I pour slowly, by hand, never rushing. Because presence matters. Because devotion can be felt. You know the difference between something made quickly and something made with care — and I want you to feel that difference every time you light the wick.

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And when each candle is finished, I whisper an affirmation into it — a blessing spoken softly into the cooling wax. A final reminder that this candle isn’t just made — it’s consecrated.

By the time it reaches you, it has already been spoken over, already infused with intention, already carrying light. It waits only for your hands, your breath, your voice — for you to complete the ritual.

The Invitation: Your Ritual, Your Way

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And here’s the truth: once a candle leaves me, it isn’t mine anymore. It’s yours.

I’ve created the foundation — the wax, the oils, the vessel, the symbols — but here’s the most important part: these candles aren’t finished when they leave my hands. They’re finished when they’re in yours.

You are the final author of the ritual. The crystals aren’t buried in wax for you to stumble on — they are placed intentionally, outside the candle, so that you can choose. Each time you sit with your flame, you decide which crystal belongs in your practice that day. That choice itself is part of the ceremony.

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You’ll also choose the words you want to speak. You’ll craft the mantra that feels right in your body, your spirit, in that moment. Some days it might be a prayer. Some days a declaration. Some days a whisper only you can hear.

That’s the part I love most: these candles don’t hand you a script. They hand you space. Space to write your own ritual. Space to declare: This is what I want. This is what I’m calling in. This is how I choose to show up today.

And when the flame goes out, don’t forget — it doesn’t end there. The ritual continues. The ember moves inward, glowing quietly inside you, waiting to rise again.

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