Awaji Purifying Incense Unlucky Protection from Amacha Incense for Protection from Incense Sticks Baikodo's (2024 Year, Misfortune, Exorcism)

―🔹―🔹―🔹―🔹―🔹―🔹―🔹―🔹―🔹―🔹―🔹―🔹― 🛫【Certified Store on JOOM】 A Japanese seller delivering high-quality products across borders! 📦【Shipped from Japan】 We pack carefully and deliver promptly and securely. 🔍【Strict Inspection Based on Japanese Quality Standards】 Only carefully selected products of excellent quality are delivered. 📒【Japanese Instruction Manual May Be Included】 We recommend using a text recognition app for translation. 👍【If you are satisfied with the product, please "Follow" our store and leave a review!】 Your support means a lot to us 💖 ―🔹―🔹―🔹―🔹―🔹―🔹―🔹―🔹―🔹―🔹―🔹―🔹― Amacha incense, a favorite of gods and buddhas. Express your feelings and wishes with this incense, which will make people happy and grant your wishes when served with a New Year's meal. Incense to ward off evil spirits, ward off misfortune, and purify the soul. Ingredients: sweet tea, sandalwood, and oak flour. Place of production: Japan (Awajishima, home of incense stick manufacturing) Package size: Length 15.8cm x Height 3cm x Width 7.5cm Incense for Buddhist ceremonies. Healing incense/Contents: approx. 90g/Weight: approx. 131g/Length: approx. 14cm/Burning time: approx. 30 minutes New Year's incense! New Year's incense! Incense sticks and incense that wash away the misfortunes of the year, correct your direction, and rise up and walk forward. Incense sticks and incense that bring good luck and ward off bad luck, which are favored by gods and Buddhas | Exam success. Auspicious [incense sticks that bring good luck and ward off bad luck] for Setsubun. Incense sticks (incense sticks) from Awaji Baikundou Kouji, the original Awaji Island incense shop. Specialty and favorite Amacha incense. Amacha incense sticks [Amacha incense] made with carefully selected Amacha, which is used for the flower festival on April 8th to celebrate the birth of Buddha by pouring it on the Buddha. Amacha is likened to nectar and is poured on Buddha. It is purified by the Buddha's favorite food and is pleased by the Buddha's favorite food. It is the established theory of gods and Buddhas that incense sticks as offerings, rather than incense for luxury items, should first be offered to the Buddha in a beautiful form, and then the offering should be received. It is said that if ancestors who became Buddhas from their original selves return at festivals such as Obon, and if they put on beautiful makeup (perform a popular dance of hospitality such as Kagura) and offer a meal to the Buddha during the Obon festival, the Buddha's wish for a meal will be granted, and the Buddha's protection will be granted to the deceased and their family, bringing peace to the world. By opening our eyes to be attentive, considerate, and caring, a mountain of moral traditions will be built, order will be maintained that respects our elders, and we will forget ourselves and act for the benefit of others, and the descendants who are left behind will be able to pass on good deeds to their ancestors, which will bring about the merit of the The famous sweet tea incense is said to grant the Buddha's wish to have a feast. In treating our ancestors who return as Buddhas, we extend our measure of compassion and offer the Buddha's favorite sweet tea incense at the Obon festival, a grand gesture of hospitality in which we welcome our guests with dignity and sincerity. If we treat them with care, consideration, and concern, we will achieve the greatest merit and our character will be refined and improved. The Buddha's wish to have a feast will be granted.