Saint Martha Candles are burned when petitioning her to dominate someone who is abusive and control a challenging situation without hurting them. She is mainly a protector of women and will be a wonderful ally if you have a cheating husband. Although she protects women, Saint Martha may also be called to protect children from abusive mothers, and even employees from abusive and cruel bosses. Because she is a fair saint, he may also be asked to protect men in abusive relationships. Her Day is July 29th known as the Feast of St. Martha.
Saint Martha is known as the Dominator and is portrayed holding a torch with a dragon at her feet. If you are petitioning Saint Martha, make sure to establish a relationship with her. She loves offerings, of white flowers, cologne, water, and sweet breads. In her case you will need to give her the offerings before asking for her help. Your petitions must be just and fair or she will not respond to your requests. Also in the case of financial need, she will only provide you with enough to get you out of your situation, and will not provide large amounts of wealth. We will dress, bless and burn a Saint Martha Candle on your behalf. When your candle has finished burning, you will be e-mailed a candle burn report detailing your candle's behavior with interpretation of any signs.
Uses:
- Aid in defending women against abusive behavior
- Help women control their cheating husbands
- Help to dominate work and personal challenging situations without hurting your target
In order for us to set your light for you, we'll need some additional information. Below you can write out your petition or desire for the candle. We will use this when we dress and pray over your candle. You have the option to upload a photo. We will attach your photo to your candle when we pray your petition over it. Accepted file types include: .jpg, .jpeg, .gif, .png.
(If you plan on ordering several candles of the same type for different people add them one at a time to your cart so that each has its own petition and photo associated with it.)
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