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More Than Fragrance: The Spiritual Meaning Behind Burning Agarbatti and Dhoop
Move beyond the physical product and discuss the spiritual aspect. Explain how incense is believed to purify the air of negative energy, aid concentration during meditation, and symbolize the ascending smoke carrying prayers to the heavens. Discuss the differences between Agarbatti (sticks) and Dhoop (cones/logs) and recommend certain scents for certain deities (e.g., Sandalwood for Vishnu, Jasmine for Shiva).
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