Burning incense

Incense sticks burning. In a completely dark room, I used the flash to freeze the smoke and half a second exposure to capture the burning fire. Strobe : 1 * 1/2 through softbox on right triggered by Cactus. Reflector on left. Don't spam my photo thread! Comments with awards or photos will be removed! Facebook | 500px | Website

Buddhism in Vietnam as practiced by the ethnic Vietnamese is mainly of the Mahāyāna tradition. Buddhism came to Vietnam as early as the 2nd century CE through the North from Central Asia and China and via Southern routes from India. Vietnamese Buddhism has had a symbiotic relationship with Taoism, Chinese spirituality, and the indigenous Vietnamese religion.

Stock photo of two aromatic incense sticks burning while standing inside ancient porcelain burner. Thick scented smoke comes out of the incense rods and is clearly visible against dark wall.

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Incense stick is having its own importance in worshipping the God. Its not only in India but across the world. People usually burn it in front of the God's idol and pray for his wellness and growth. The picture is portraying a female holding an burning incense stick. The smoke coming out of it, as if his worships and emotions are taking a form.

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Have you ever wondered how to burn incense? Or why to burn incense? Do they accomplish anything other than masking a certain haze at college parties? Because I’m feeling like they have a role to play in the mass exodus from the over-processed lives we’ve found ourselves in. Stay with me as we dive into a how to burn incense guide + a why-to-use incense proposal. Have you noticed it too? Culture leaning steadily back toward more ancient living practices? As society has rushed through…

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