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Contents ·English Expression ·Containing Phrases ·More results... English Expression n.:  never burn incense when all is well, but clasp Buddha's feet when in distress v.:  (literally) One embraced the,  feet of Buddha in supplication but neglected burning incense to him when one did not need his,  help.--Last-minute efforts are useless if no preparatory work has been done beforehand Containing Phrases Never burn incense when all is well, but clasp buddha's feet when in distress Anxious to hold the Buddha Never burn incense when all is well, but clasp buddha's feet when in distress Anxious to hold the Buddha never burn incense when all is well, but clasp Buddha's feet when in distress to seek help in time of emergency (implying lack of preparation when one never burn incense when all is well, but clasp Buddha's feet when in distress never burn incense when all is well, but clasp Buddha's feet when in distress never burn incense when all is well, but clasp Buddha's feet when in distress to seek help in time of emergency (implying lack of preparation when one never burn incense when all is well, but clasp Buddha's feet when in distress