Because Buddhism respects life and protects living things, Long Xianxiang and musk secreted by animals are generally not used. At present, most of the popular perfumes in the society are artificially synthesized, which has many side effects.
The real fragrance of Chubu originated from the formula of Karmapasi, the distinguished second King Dabao in the late Song Dynasty and early Yuan Dynasty (King Dabao is a world-class spiritual leader and the first person in the reincarnation system of living buddhas in Tibetan Buddhism). It has a long history and has been passed down for thousands of years; There are nearly 100 kinds of fragrant materials and medicinal materials.
Mother Earth's true fragrance is inherited from the formula of Karmapashi, the second King of Dabao, and has been passed down for thousands of years. It is made of hundreds of pure natural raw materials, all of which come from the uncontaminated sacred mountain-the southern foot of the Himalayas in Tibet.
The production process of the true fragrance of Mother Earth has been preserved to this day, all by hand. It is made by the Tudan Lama leading the believers around the clock for 14 days and nights, and finally it is naturally air-dried to ensure that the fragrance of fragrant wood can be completely preserved in each step.
Chang Ji Zhen Xiang is a very high-grade agarwood selected by Master Chang Ji after years of intensive cultivation. It is pure and natural. It is made of pure raw materials and contains no other wood flour except natural adhesive.
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Linear incense, strip-shaped fragrant branches, is made by mixing all kinds of fragrant powders together and then adding paste. Line incense is also called fairy incense and longevity incense, because the smoke column of line incense is very long, so it is called fairy incense;
The production of thread incense is very slender, so it is called longevity incense. Sometimes, the "Fu Shou Xiang" in the shape of "Fu, Lu and Shou" can be used in the occasion of happy events and celebrations.
Petal incense, the fragments of sandalwood, is called petal incense because sandalwood is split into small petals. Because the superior sandalwood is the best of incense, petal incense is also called big incense. Therefore, when some magicians say incense, they all say "this petal of incense."
Coil incense, the extra-long thread incense, before drying hard, is bent into overlapping annular incense rings.
References:
Baidu encyclopedia-Buddha incense
References:
Baidu encyclopedia-Chinese Buddha incense