Paaso (Superstition) This is a practice of burning sweet-smelling herbs or incense to appease spirits and bring good luck and well-being to the household. In some places, grass, herbs, or incense is burned in front of the grave or tomb to produce smoke through which people who visit graves must pass through before leaving the graveyard. Passing through smoke while within the cemetery or by the gates of the cemetery is believed to untangle the deads' spirits from the livings' bodies. Filipino tradition
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