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but to experience the Zen through the preparation and sniffing of incense. “Sometime we need agarwood and Kodo to leave the bustle of everyday life behind， quieten the mind， and practice introspection.”Unlike Japanese Kodo which seeks nature through ceremonies， Chinese incense culture is more casual and natural， like a Taoist lost in thinking with a censer of burning incense.“Zen is everywhere in incense appreciation. The best agarwood comes from the healing of a wood that has suffered many years of injury. This forming process speaks much of Zen.”Incense engravingIncense engraving originated in the Tang dynasty. Fill incense powder into an engraving mold， tamp it tight， and you will get an incense with patterns. When you lit it up， it will burn along the lines of the engraved pattern.How to Prepare the Kodo CenserFill the incense censer with incense ash， bury burning charcoal into the ash， place a silver leaf the buried charcoal， drop in some incense wood， then hold the censer in one hand， cover it with the other hand， and close in to sniff. The heating of the incense is slow and can be divided into three phases. Each phase is a unique experience.
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