Sacred Teaometry; A Tea Lover’s Thoughts on Tea Ceremony
Tied to the study of nature and the mathematical principles found therein,
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Author: Adam Yasmin
Teacher | Tea-cher
My tea journey has already gone through lifetimes, and I’ve only been on this ride for a little over three years…
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Tea as a remedy for apathy
Whether you have a long sacred relationship with “the leaf” or are an experienced drinker with a propensity for minimum-25-year-aged sheng puerh, the very fact that you care that much reflects greatly…
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Shifting orbits
Over the past few months, I seem to have greatly throttled my tea business. For one, it’s a hazy progression when you are navigating based on an appreciation rather than on a business plan. Like the changing weather…
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The vastness of nuance
There’s something very special about being still and focused when preparing and drinking tea. Lucidity is the word in this case. In the moment, there’s rich detail: cups/bowls, leaves, pots, water, temperature, colors, shape…
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