Burning incense and worshipping Buddha is just to show respect, gratitude and nostalgia for the noble character of the founder of Buddhism. ?

The temple is a place for Buddhists to cultivate their blessings and cultivate their wisdom. Usually, the Buddha named Sakyamuni is enshrined in the Mahatma Hall of the temple. He is the prince of the ancient Indian King Sudoku, who later became a monk and practiced Buddhism under a bodhi tree. To be a fully enlightened person is the founder of Buddhism, who exhorts the world to do good and accumulate virtue. The true meaning of burning incense and worshipping Buddha lies in expressing respect, gratitude and nostalgia for the noble character of Buddha.

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Meaning of burning incense in Buddhism:

1. To show devotion 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 to understand the blessings of the ten treasures.

3. It means burning yourself and spreading incense in ten ways, reminding Buddhist disciples of their selfless dedication.

4. It means that the Buddhist precepts are really fragrant, and it contains the tacit oath of "diligent practice of precepts, determination and wisdom, and extinguishing greed, anger and delusion".