-
Discussion
-
My BF is getting up at 2:45am tomorrow morning to go fishing so I created a candle sigil to help him drive safe and not fall asleep at the wheel. When I lit the candle it began dancing a lot and there’s no air on or windows open in my home. the bottom of the flame is also blue. could this mean something?
-
Is it normal for the bottom of a flame to be blue?
updated 1 year, 10 months ago
2 Members
·
1
Reply
-
Blue is the hottest part of the flame.
-
Bottom of flames are usually hottest, blue makes since. If you had AC on, that could account for the dancing flames, otherwise it could be imperfections in the wick. The important question here is does this mean something *to you*?
-
Is it normal for the bottom of a flame to be blue?
Yes. Always. It is odd when it isn’t.
-
bruh have you never seen fire before?? i mean when a flame isn’t very hot or the fire is very big the blue part will be hidden at the bottom and that’s way fireplaces and fire pits and birthday candles stereotypically have orange flames
