"Agarwood religion never departs"

Agarwood is a precious medicine and holy product for health preservation in traditional Chinese medicine. At the same time, in the celebrations and sacrificial ceremonies of the five major religions in the world, burning agarwood is regarded as the highest form of worshiping gods and an indispensable holy product for personal practice.

1. It is a sacred item for worshiping Buddha and gods;

2. Qi regulation opens up the mind, and its mysterious aroma cannot be artificially synthesized;

3. Suppress evil and transform evil, seek good fortune and avoid misfortune. Its qi is good and the gods like to approach, while evil spirits stay away;

4. Calming the soul and calming the soul is the only fragrance that can penetrate the three realms;

5. The holy items of the Five Teachings can remove various impurities. Agarwood is a rare treasure recognized by the five major religions in the world.

Buddhism - Agarwood is one of the important incense offerings for Buddha and is revered as the king of incense. Agarwood is one of the main spices used for bathing Buddha. The prayer beads and Buddha statues carved from agarwood are extremely precious Buddhist objects. The incense made from agarwood is not only used for worshiping Buddha, but also as a premium fragrance for meditation and meditation.

Christianity - In John 19:39 of the Bible, it is mentioned that "Nicodemus, who came before Jesus with myrrh and agarwood weighing about a hundred pounds. Agarwood is one of the three treasures (agarwood, myrrh, and frankincense) brought to the world by three prophets before Christ came into the world.

Taoism - Burning agarwood in the ritual of exorcising demons and evil spirits, using copper containers to hold agarwood, and lighting it all day long, symbolizing the harmony and prosperity of heaven and earth, known as' misty swirling ', is a precious treasure necessary for practitioners to comprehend the Holy Way.

Islam - often used in important celebrations as a incense ceremony, and using agarwood oil to wipe the bodies of the deceased. In the Buddhist community, agarwood powder is generally used for meditation, chanting scriptures, sprinkling incense on altars, and burning during large-scale ceremonies. Higher level ones are used for drinking incense, or made into Buddha bead pendants that can be hung on the body or wrist. When reciting sutras and mantras, the Buddha beads are plucked, and the fragrance emitted by the agarwood beads due to the heating of body temperature and the blessing of sutras and mantras is enough to regulate qi and calm the mind

The prosperity of Xiangdu cannot be separated from the prevalence of religion, and the development of religion is accompanied by the use of agarwood

Huaxia Xiangdu will unify the planning and publicity center to promote the religious industry, with religion as the fulcrum, and promote high-quality and affordable agarwood products to ordinary people.