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The real meaning of burning incense to respect Buddha lies in expressing respect, gratitude and nostalgia for Buddha. Dye clean, dedicate life and realize life. The meaning of burning incense has four aspects: 1, expressing piety and reverence for the three treasures, so as to demonstrate and attract all beings. 2. It means to send information to the void dharma circle and understand the ten treasures of blessing. 3. It means burning oneself, spreading incense and reminding Buddhist disciples of selfless dedication. It means that the Buddhist precepts are really fragrant, which contains the tacit oath of "diligently practicing the precepts, being wise, eliminating greed, hubbub and delusion". The Buddha doesn't like the great and expensive incense in the world, but he likes the precepts, steadiness, truth and incense of his disciples. It is advisable to burn incense with three sticks of incense. This means that there is no omission in abstinence, determination and wisdom; It also means to support Buddhism, Buddhism and monks to live in the three treasures. This is the most complete and civilized incense offering. There is not much fragrance, but the heart is in my heart. As the saying goes, "burn three civilized incense and respect a sincere heart." Generally, just put three sticks of incense in front of the Hall of the Great Hero. After the incense is lit, it should be inserted in the middle of the incense burner, and the first incense should be inserted in the middle. Meditate in your heart: to support the Buddha, feel but not be fascinated; The second incense is inserted on the right, and I meditate in my heart: the method of offering is right but not evil; The third incense was inserted on the left, and I said to myself: feed the monk, clean and clean. Buddhist incense Buddhists believe that incense is associated with perfect wisdom. Buddhists believe that fragrance has a special relationship with human wisdom and virtue. Wonderful fragrance is connected with perfect wisdom, and successful sages can even emit special fragrance. Buddhists believe that incense can communicate with all saints and is the most extraordinary offering. When the Buddha was alive, his disciples took incense as their offerings. Buddhists believe that "incense is the messenger of Buddhism" and "incense is the messenger of faith", so burning incense and putting on incense are almost necessary in all Buddhist activities. From daily chanting and meditation to grand bathing Buddhist meetings, land and water Buddhist meetings, Buddha statues opening, lectures, releasing and other Buddhist activities, incense is essential. Especially for the activities of the Fa Conference, a grand incense burning ceremony must be held first. Buddhists use incense to assist their practice. Buddhists believe that incense has a direct impact on people's body and mind. A good fragrance is not only fragrant and pleasant, but also helps people to achieve a calm, ethereal and agile state, achieve positive determination in a relaxed and happy way, and prove that they are self-sufficient. Moreover, good smell has a subtle influence on people, which can cultivate people's physical and mental roots to develop in the direction of righteousness and goodness. Smells like healthy qi. If you can get close and smell more, you will benefit a lot. Therefore, Buddhists regard incense as an aid to monasticism. Buddhists use incense to cure diseases. There are many kinds of Buddha incense. Because of its noble, magical and long-standing tradition in Buddhism and the sacredness of serving Buddhism, it is almost everywhere in Buddhism today. Monks meditate while burning a wick of incense, which is called "sitting incense"; "Walking around the Buddha", three times or more, is not only a ritual Buddha, but also a practice of "walking", which is called "walking incense". If you run around the Buddha, it is called "running incense"; The wooden board shaped like a sword used in police policy practice is called "police policy incense board", and the punishment board is called "clear rules incense board"; Called "patrol incense board" to alert those who faint; When a yogi makes a mistake, he will be punished by "kneeling incense"; The Buddhist temple is called "Xiangtang", the kitchen is called "Xiangchu" and the Buddhist temple is called "Lin Tan". Buddhists usually light three incense sticks. This is because burning three incense sticks represents offering sacrifices to Buddhism, Dharma and monks. When burning incense, when I cut my roots for the first time, I meditated and offered sacrifices to the Buddha, but I was not fascinated. On the right side of the broken root, the Zen method of offering sacrifices is positive but not evil. Cut the root on the left side for the monk's meditation to be clean and clean.