Why was the ancient custom of burning incense during sacrifices?

The ancient custom of burning incense during sacrifices has a long history.

Burning incense is seen in many cultures and religions as a way to communicate with spirits.

People believe that cigarettes can sublimate people's prayers and sacrifices and convey them to the gods above the ground.

At the same time, incense also has the function of exorcism and protection, which can drive away evil spirits and attract the blessing of gods.

In sacrificial rituals, burning incense is regarded as a form of respect and offering to the gods, expressing piety and reverence for the gods.

Scents are also believed to purify the air and give people a sense of peace, tranquility and pleasure.

Therefore, burning incense has become one of the important customs of ancient sacrifices.