Material: Agarwood. Factory made

Size : 8 sticks

Narrative:

Burning incense has profound religious and spiritual significance in the lives of Buddhists. The following are its main symbols and functions:

- Show respect and piety: Burning incense is a way for Buddhists to show respect to the Buddha, Bodhisattvas and ancestors. The rising aroma symbolizes that the believers' thoughts are being conveyed to the gods.

- Purify the mind and environment: The burning of incense is believed to drive away evil spirits, purify the air, and create a solemn and sacred atmosphere. This not only helps believers concentrate, but also improves the quality of their practice.

- Blessings and wishes: When burning incense, believers usually pray silently, placing their wishes in the curl of incense, hoping to receive the protection and blessing of the gods.

- Compassion and offerings: Buddhists believe that incense can provide for the gods and ghosts, express care for the deceased, and help them to attain liberation.

- Symbolizes spiritual practice and merit: The fragrance of incense is often used to illustrate the virtue of practitioners in observing the precepts, and symbolizes the practitioners' thoughts and wishes.

Burning incense is not only a religious ritual, but also an aid to spiritual practice, allowing believers to feel inner peace and tranquility in the process of communicating with gods and Buddhas. This custom is deeply integrated into Buddhist culture and traditional Chinese culture.

PS: Display incense holder is not included. Need to buy it separately.