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What does lighting a candle mean when someone dies?
Lighting candles is a way to remember and honor the soul of someone who has died. We believe that when a person dies, their spirit leaves their physical body behind and continues in an otherworldly form made of Light Energy. Candles represent this light, and by lighting them, we hope that the departed soul's light will continue to shine brightly in the afterlife.
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