Abundance Reiki Charged Pillar Candle

A Reiki-charged abundance pillar by Crystal Journey, made in the USA. Abundance is their candle for drawing in plenty, a steady green flame for prosperity work, money-drawing, and the broader sense of having enough.

As a full pillar, it is built for sustained workings rather than a single sitting, a candle you can light and snuff across many days while a prosperity intention takes hold.

Key Features

• A Crystal Journey Reiki-charged pillar. Blessed by the maker, made in the USA.
• For abundance and prosperity. A focus for drawing in plenty, opportunity, and growth.
• Green, the color of abundance. The traditional color of prosperity and Earth-element work.
• A full pillar for sustained work. Lit and relit across many sessions.

Product Details

• Reiki-charged pillar candle by Crystal Journey
• Color: green
• For abundance work
• Made in the USA

The Spiritual Significance

Abundance work covers more than money: steady prosperity, household luck, opportunity arriving when needed, and gratitude for what has already come. Green is the color most tied to it, growth and prosperity and the Earth-element correspondences that link money to harvest, and a green pillar carries that intention through longer workings. Crystal Journey blesses these as Reiki charged candles, passing the intention of Reiki, an early twentieth-century energy practice, into the candle as the maker's good wish; take that as the spirit of the offering rather than a promise about your finances. Practitioners often light abundance candles on Thursdays, the day tied to Jupiter and expansion in folk tradition, and during the waxing moon for drawing-in work. The candle does not deliver wealth on its own; it focuses your own work of being someone resources can find and stay with, over the span of days a pillar allows.

How To Use

1. Cleanse and set up. Pass cleansing smoke over the candle and stand it on a heat-safe surface or holder.
2. Set your intention. Name what you are drawing in, being as specific as you can, and dress the candle with a little oil if you like.
3. Light it and focus. Light the wick and hold your prosperity intention; relight across sessions for sustained work.
4. Burn it safely. Never leave a burning candle unattended, keep it clear of anything flammable, and snuff it to continue another day.

Pairs Well With

• Abundance Herbal Votive Candle: the same intention in a small votive for shorter, single-sitting work.
• Abundance Soy Votive Candle: the same working in a plant-based soy votive in a glass jar.
• Brass Universal Candle Holder: a tray-style holder sized for pillar candles.
• All Purpose Blessing Oil: a versatile blessing oil to dress the candle before lighting.
• The Big Book of Candle Magic by Jacki Smith: a thorough guide to candle work and color.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the abundance candle used for?

Green is the color of abundance in candle magic. This pillar is burned for prosperity work: drawing in money and opportunity, steady household luck, and the broader sense of having enough. Set a clear, specific intention for best effect.

What does Reiki charged mean?

It is the maker's finishing blessing. Crystal Journey passes the intention of Reiki, an energy practice, into the candle. It speaks to the spirit in which the candle is offered, not to any promise about your finances or health.

How is this different from the abundance votives?

This is a full pillar for sustained work across many sessions. The herbal and soy votives are smaller, single-sitting candles for shorter workings. Choose the pillar for longer-haul prosperity work, the votives for a quick focused ritual.

When should I light it?

Many practitioners light abundance candles on Thursdays, tied to Jupiter and expansion, and during the waxing moon for drawing-in work. Any time you are setting prosperity intentions works; the timing simply adds focus.

How do I burn it safely?

Stand the pillar in a heat-safe holder away from anything flammable, and never leave a burning candle unattended. Snuff it rather than blowing it out if you mean to relight it for continued work.