What is the real meaning of burning incense and worshipping Buddha?

According to the traditional custom of our country, every year during the Spring Festival and the first and fifteenth days of the lunar calendar, the masses have the habit of burning incense to worship Buddha and pray for peace. In order to make the ten parties believe in Futian, gain legal benefits and do whatever they want.

The true meaning of burning incense and worshipping Buddha is:

Temples are places where Buddhists cultivate their blessings and wisdom. It was called jungle in ancient times. Usually called Sakyamuni Buddha, it is enshrined in the Hall of the Great Hero in the temple. He is the leader of Buddhism and is respected as a "Buddha" and a "teacher" by Buddhist disciples. The real meaning of burning incense to respect Buddha lies in expressing respect, gratitude and nostalgia for Buddha. Dye clean, dedicate life and realize life. If you do this, you will naturally be blessed and get what you want.

The meaning of burning incense:

First, show reverence and respect for the three treasures, so as to demonstrate and attract all beings.

The second is to send a message to the void dharma circle to understand the ten treasures blessing.

Third, it means burning incense in ten ways to remind Buddhist disciples of their selfless dedication.

Fourth, it means that Buddhist precepts are really fragrant, which means "practice precepts diligently, be calm, and eliminate greed and ignorance". Buddha doesn't like the big and expensive incense in the world, but he likes the precepts and commandments of Buddha disciples, which are really fragrant.