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In Thailand, the Ubon Ratchathani festival traditionally involves the parading of these objects, that, according to a Buddhist saying, illustrate the principle that happiness never decreases by being shared. Â Two of these objects are used to represent the concepts of "keep" and "remember" during ceremonies for the Jewish Shabatt, while one of these objects is displayed for twenty four hours during the (*) Yahrzeit. Â Proverbs 20:27 compares the soul of man to one of these objects of God. Â The Paschal one of these objects is a very large and ornate one used during Easter ceremonies, and, in Christianity, groups of these objects are traditionally placed as offerings. Â A Menorah is designed to hold nine of these objects during Hanukkah. Â For 10 points, name these wax objects that maintain a flame.
In Thailand, the Ubon Ratchathani festival traditionally involves the parading of these objects, that, according to a Buddhist saying, illustrate the principle that happiness never decreases by being shared.
candles [prompt on "flames" or "lights"]