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Dhoop Fragrance (Aroma) Test for a Land or Flat

Fragrant dhoop is burnt on the land or in the flat, alone or during havan: the more its fragrance grows, the better the place, while a foul smell or no fragrance at all marks a bad land.
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What it does

An easy test of a land or flat without a full havan.

Where

On the land or inside the flat

Samagri used

  • Fragrant dhoop
  • Cow ghee, when burnt during havan

See every other use of:

Dhoop and IncenseGhee (Cow Ghee)

How to do it

  1. 1Burn fragrant dhoop on the land or in the flat
  2. 2Compare the fragrance with the dhoop's own smell
  3. 3A fragrance far stronger than the dhoop's own: the best land; a little stronger: very good; the same: moderate
  4. 4A foul smell like excreta or a toilet, a smell like burning animal flesh, or no fragrance at all: the land is not good

Explanation and notes

This works like aroma therapy: the percentage by which the fragrance grows tells how good or bad the land is. On a negative land even fragrant dhoop and cow ghee can give off a foul smell.

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