Avalokitesvara Avalokitesvara Avalokitesvara Avalokitesvara Tibetan Incense Powder Offering

【Not empty. Vajra Tibetan] Today, the incense is made according to the description in the Sutra of the Immortal Sutra of Divine Transformation. The name of this incense represents the Bodhisattva's vow to not be empty like the Vajra Treasure. Putuo Mountain in the South China Sea is the dojo of Guanyin. The purple bamboo forest Guanyin worshiped in folk customs evolved from a scene in the mountain. However, there is no purple bamboo in the classics, but countless species of precious and fragrant trees, which are fragrant and fragrant. The fragrance surrounds solemnity. [Chat about compound recipes.撒】 As mentioned above, there are differences between northern and southern fragrant recipes. The weather has been hot recently. Many fragrance friends who have purchased Sino-Tibetan fragrance series have asked about the problem of powder agglomeration. Generally, fragrant powder agglomerates, and some are caused by moisture. , but the agglomeration of Sino-Tibetan incense, as mentioned in the previous article, is due to the balsam, and this has a lot to do with the temperature. Many balsams tend to melt and clump when exposed to heat. In ancient times, northern China was dry and cold, while India was hot and humid. Taiwan happens to be located between the two climates, so fragrant powders tend to clump together. Some perfume friends asked that it was because the proportions were not adjusted properly. ? There are two key points in this part. First, most of the ancient Dharma incense was prepared by practitioners themselves, so it was used after the incense was combined. Northern China is dry and cold, so there is no caking problem, because they are basically hard, while in India they are all soft. , and Taiwan happens to be hard in winter and soft in summer. Of course, if you are in an air-conditioned room, the powder that should be agglomerated will not stick back after being broken. The two are questions asked by incense lovers. The Sino-Tibetan incense series is made according to ancient books. There are certain proportion restrictions for incense used for practicing Dharma. Some incense recipes have a high proportion of balsam. If these balsams happen to be exposed to heat If it is easy to melt, the fragrance made from it will naturally clump easily in an environment like Taiwan. If it does not clump, then you should worry about the purity issue. When blending incense, regardless of religious rituals, the ideal is for the aroma to be soft, elegant, rich, long-lasting and not drying. However, the aroma created by many religious incense recipes is far from what ordinary people imagine. There are many ways to change the perspective of fragrance blending to achieve a suitable aroma, but is it still consistent with the standards of the classics? There is no doubt that we chose the former because of the need for a beautiful and charming aroma, as well as single agarwood, which can be used for many practices in Chinese Buddhism.