Manifesting via Gamache Candle-burning
 

Several years ago there used to be a Metaphysics shop here in Honolulu that I used to go to for help in manifestation, attainment of my fervent goal. In order to bring about the manifestation, the lady there to whom I paid between $15 and $20 each time was doing a candle burning ritual. The candle that she burnt for me each time was coated with specific oils and herbs.
Evidently, the rituals were quite effective. Of course it was not automatic because after all I had to make certain efforts in my own life to attain my goal. I had this ritual at the shop conducted on a more or less monthly basis. But the problem is that at some point she had to relocate from Hawaii to the US mainland so I was caught off balance. Eventually I lost the goal but I could not find anyone else who could conduct the candle burning ritual for me. Can anyone verify as to whether or not this is the Gamache method?

My money situation is already good so I don't have to worry about that at all. Instead it's a certain project that I work on for my emotional benefit for which I had used the aforementioned candle ritual. But the lady who did it is gone, so I was hoping that I could learn to conduct the ritual myself. That's what I meant in my previous post.

You can buy that book for like 8 pounds on the internet and do it yourself if you believe candles Will help

The book?
I looked up the Gamache method, got nothing except a detective in novels.
Added: googled Amazon. YES! Here it is The Master Book of Candle Burning by H. Gamache
Master Book of Candle Burning: Henry Gamache

Thank you, Miss Hepburn, I have the Gamache book but its candles use oil instead of the herbs that the lady at the shop used. So I look for anyone on this forum who uses herbs for the candles.

Had already manifested from Candle-burning
 

Actually I should have posted this here instead of the affirmation thread because I already manifested. It was the lady at the metaphysical shop who made candles. And I always got good results from that candle burning.

But the problem is that she and her shop are both gone now so I'm left in the lurch. At that point, I thought that the book by Henry Gamache would help on the candle-burning but it's different because it uses oils instead of the herbs that the lady used. So I post here in hopes that someone on this forum might know of the herbal method.

Yes, merging is good, Miss Hepburn, thank you.

The Candle-burning at the metaphysical shop can be seen to overlap with the Catholic's use of their Novena-candle. To aid in the effectiveness of the Catholic prayer, they burn the Novena-candle which represents both Purification and also the Saints.

The reason that Saints are part of the Novena-Candle is because Saints are known for their Miracles. Several strict steps have to be taken before the Pope himself canonizes a priest as a Saint. Especially noteworthy is Saint Joseph of Cupertino because in addition to healing people of blindness, he could also levitate. Those levitations were not just occasional but actually quite frequent, so much so that they were thoroughly documented. Therefore, part of the Candle.