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What Are The Uses For Incense?
The practice of burning incense has been around since the dawn of time, it transcends cultures, regions, and time periods. Some of the uses of incense are repelling insects, covering up odors, setting the mood, lifting the mood, healing and spirit cleansing, meditation, disinfection and purifying, and pleasuring your sense of smell.
Incense is an art, the ancient art of blending together fragrant gifts of nature into forms that please the senses. Incense is different things to the different peoples who have come to use it. Given the wide diversity of such peoples and their practices, it would be impossible to form an all-inclusive list of the ways in which incense has come to be used today.
Some of the practical uses of incense were to keep time. Historically, incense clocks were used and recorded time based on the consistency of the time it took the incense to burn. They were very ornate and elaborate designed to captivate the sense with both the sense of smell and sound; using gongs and bells that would chime as the incense burned.
Repelling bugs with incense is a common use among Zen Buddhists, who use the Citronella Incense to repel bugs in order to not interrupt their meditation. Incense is also used by those who smoke indoors to cover up the odor with something that smells more pleasant to the senses.
There are the purely aesthetic uses for incense, burning it simply for the enjoyment and pleasure of the scent as well as for encouragement of contemplation; a refined sensory experience.
Religious uses for incense are as varied as the religious beliefs themselves, and there are many religions that use it, that don't have much else in common with each other then their use of burning incense.
There are many who burn incense for health reasons. Frankincense is known to be much like an antidepressant, activating the ion channels in the brain in order to relieve anxiety or depression. Lotus, is known to sharpen the mind and assist in concentration.
 Some use incense to set the mood, and believe that various incense scents have the ability to increase the desire for intimate encounters and act as an aphrodisiac. The perfect scent can definitely help create the atmosphere needed to create long lasting memories that can be relived over and over again. No matter how you choose to use incense, you will find something here to love.
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