First, agarwood has an extremely unique fragrance.
Up to now, science has been quite developed, but it is still impossible to artificially synthesize the unique fragrance of Aquilaria sinensis. Aquilaria sinensis can soothe the soul and is the best natural auxiliary prescription for treating insomnia. The aroma of agarwood combines the essence of the animal kingdom and the plant kingdom, crosses the barrier between the sea and the land, and is a praise for the life of nature, animals and plants.
Second, agarwood is a rare treasure and its value.
Buddhism: In all major Buddhist activities, agarwood is one of the important incense offerings for Buddha. It is famous for its unique fragrance that can keep pace with the three worlds. Christian Catholicism: Aquilaria Resinatum is one of the three treasures (Aquilaria Resinatum, Myrrh and Frankincense) that Christ brought to the world before his arrival. Islam: It is often used in the aromatherapy ceremony of important celebrations to wipe the body with agarwood oil to show holiness. Taoism: In Taoist health preservation, agarwood is an indispensable treasure for practitioners to realize Taoism.
Third, agarwood is a sacred object to make money.
It is said that Aquilaria Resinatum, full of fragrance, is well-informed in the three realms, which can help the owner realize his wishes, enrich his financial resources, attract wealth and treasure, ward off evil spirits and stay away from villains, especially when people are unlucky, and can help the owner tide over the crisis and save the day.
Fourthly, agarwood is a magical Chinese herbal medicine.
It is mentioned in Searching for the Source of Materia Medica that the blessing of Aquilaria Resinatum lies in the essence of rain and dew, so it nourishes the true qi, nourishes the vitality, protects the vitality, rises and falls, and the fragrance is beyond reach; "Herbal Xuan Tong" mentioned: Aquilaria Resinatum, warm but not dry, moving without diarrhea, nourishing the spleen and tireless, reaching the kidney and guiding the fire to return to the yuan, has the function of reducing qi, and has no harm to breaking qi, so it is a good product. Symptoms that Aquilaria Resinatum can be used as adjuvant therapy include liver cirrhosis, chronic hepatitis and hepatomegaly or splenomegaly. Kidney: warming kidney, tonifying kidney, strengthening yang and diuresis. Stomach: Repeated flatulence and pain, gastroptosis, gastric ulcer, severe gastric spasm, chronic gastritis, flatulence in chest and abdomen, and diaphragm spasm. Intestines: constipation. Rheumatism: rheumatism, cold wind paralysis. Lumbar, spinal and leg pain circulatory system: asthma, cold phlegm, tuberculosis. Others: thyroid, cancer.
Verb (abbreviation for verb) health care
Drinking agarwood and tasting agarwood is a good blessing for the wearer and the ultimate method of health care.
According to the records of Chinese medicine, Aquilaria Resinatum is the food of immortals and Buddhists. It tastes sweet, cool, pungent, hemp and astringent, and it is sacred when used as medicine. People often serve, then the gods are close to ghosts and the fortune is open. Its wonderful use cannot be described in words. Sixth, agarwood is also a treasure trove of feng shui. It plays an extremely important role in the application of geomantic omen. The key of Yang Zhai Feng Shui lies in "harmony between Yin and Yang". The so-called yin and yang meet, and everything is reborn. The agarwood tree is pure yang, but it can't pass the three realms: it can be used for feng shui to flush yin and yang, and then it can be turned into vitality. For example, the theory of Tai Chi can be used to express the beauty of machines. The sunlight decorated with agarwood or agarwood echoes the surrounding natural environment, and the room is quiet and the shade is not gathered; Stick to the home to gather gas and make money, help the magnetic field, repel mosquitoes, and increase the health and longevity of residents; Placing the living room can promote family harmony. Therefore, agarwood, ornaments or bracelets are full of vitality, which can be compared with ordinary plants or crystal ornaments.