What do you mean, burning incense goes out?

Wang 2009-08-09 Burning incense Today, a friend who just came back from burning incense in a temple nervously asked me, what do you mean, the incense is out? He doesn't think this is a good sign. Generally speaking, what do you mean if you ask the fortune teller that the incense is out? He will make a fuss and tell you that you lost your life. In fact, these are all stupid ideas, just some unnecessary fallacies among the people. So what does burning incense mean? Also from the perspective of Buddhism. In Buddhism, incense is generally used to worship Buddha and Bodhisattva, because incense can connect the Buddhist world and mortals, and incense can enlighten people's wisdom. At this time, you can calm down and meditate while reciting Buddhism and Dharma, which is just and not evil, clean and not dirty. But the fact that the incense went out once doesn't mean that all this is interrupted, because if there is anything wrong or my Buddha has any instructions, I will never use this sensational act of breaking the incense, and the Buddha's contact with people is broken, so even if I see the incense gone out, I will rest assured. Moreover, burning incense and worshipping Buddha requires a good faith. As long as the heart is sincere, there is no need to worry. The Buddha has no responsibility and is not wrong.