> I have read somewhere that when you light three incense sticks, the
> rate at which they burn can mean different things.
>
> For example:
> - Good luck in 7 days
> - Someone ill in 10 days
> etc etc
>
> Does anyone have a definitive list of how they translate in Buddhism?

> DisturbedCookie gmail.com> wrote:

>> I have read somewhere that when you light three incense sticks, the
>> rate at which they burn can mean different things.

>

>> For example:
>> - Good luck in 7 days
>> - Someone ill in 10 days
>> etc etc

>

>> Does anyone have a definitive list of how they translate in Buddhism?

>
> When they're done burning, that's a good time for a beginner to stop
> meditating. Other than that, the time has no meaning.
>
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> On 8 May, 13:06, Nick Cramer pacbell.net> wrote:

>> DisturbedCookie gmail.com> wrote:

>>> I have read somewhere that when you light three incense sticks, the
>>> rate at which they burn can mean different things.

>>

>>> For example:
>>> - Good luck in 7 days
>>> - Someone ill in 10 days
>>> etc etc

>>

>>> Does anyone have a definitive list of how they translate in Buddhism?

>>
>> When they're done burning, that's a good time for a beginner to stop
>> meditating. Other than that, the time has no meaning.

> Actually I _have_ found an incomplete listing except its a bad
> photocopy in chinese...

> If I can find more out and translate it, i'll post it

> On 8 May, 13:06, Nick Cramer pacbell.net> wrote:

>> DisturbedCookie gmail.com> wrote:

>>> I have read somewhere that when you light three incense sticks, the
>>> rate at...