Pray for God and pack some incense

The rituals and rituals of worshipping gods, gods, Buddhas, or Bodhisattvas are often controversial. There are also different ancestors or Taoists of the first sect in Taoism who set up their own rules and rituals. There are also handprints of different sects and sects in Buddhism. It is very normal that the etiquette is different when asking questions. You just need to do it with the heart of learning and the heart of following the customs. You don't have to argue with others about right and wrong, just ask the meaning of the other party's handprints or etiquette representatives who ask questions and salute in a sincere tone. As for the incense prescribed by Taoist spiritual practice. Column incense, one of the worshippers of the gods, represents the pure and clear mind of the worshippers, but in Buddhism, it represents the good mind of the worshippers of the Buddha, and also has been interpreted by the Buddhist sect as a whole-hearted and complete Dharma world. The three pillars of incense for worshipping gods. According to Taoism, worshippers worship gods or meet with each other. It is also said that people who worship God should respect God by virtue of the Tao, spirituality, and meta-nature (Sanqing Tao). In Buddhism, it is said that the three pillars of incense respect the Buddha, representing the precepts, determination and wisdom of those who practice Buddhism. Some people also say faith, wish and practice. The six pillars of incense for worshipping the gods represent the six great blessings or the prayers to the six hexagons. The 12 columns of incense for worshipping the gods represent the perfection of the twelve Taisui stars or 12 karma. The 36 columns of incense for worshipping the gods represent the 36 days of perfection. The 72 columns of incense for worshipping the gods represent the perfection of the 72 places. The 108 columns of incense for worshipping the gods represent the supreme (Dharma circle is complete), because 36 Tiangang and 72 Disha compose 108. However, no matter how many sticks of incense are used to worship God and Buddha, it is not the most important. The important thing is that the people who worship God and Buddha should have a pious heart, and ask themselves how much conscience and self-nature practice when holding the fragrance? How much do you devote yourself to practicing God and Buddhism? (In short, when offering incense in the house, unless there is a special ceremony, it is advisable to use one or three columns, otherwise it will pollute the air in the house and be harmful to the human body).