Tihar and Tea: The True Taste of Tea in Nepal
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Read Moreby Guest Contributor | Nov 15, 2023 | Nepal, Tea Ceremony | 0 |
Our guest contributors originally created this article for their newsletter subscribers and...
Read Moreby Donna | Nov 7, 2023 | History, Legacy, Tea Ceremony | 0 |
The Importance of Tea as a Ceremony Many cultures around the world share a cup of tea in a...
Read Moreby Maria Uspenski | Jul 11, 2023 | Tea Ceremony, Tea Places, Travel | 4 |
In 2008, on one of my frequent trips to Japan, I had the fortunate opportunity to attend the Tokyo...
Read Moreby Kei Nishida | Oct 10, 2022 | Japan, Tea Ceremony | 0 |
Chado; The Japanese Tea Ceremony The Japanese tea ceremony is a get-together that can bring...
Read Moreby Babette Donaldson | Jun 17, 2022 | Health & Well-Being, Open, Tea & Beauty, Tea & Meditation, Tea Ceremony | 0 |
Tea and Self-Care One trending phrase in health and wellness is “self care”. I realized that...
Read Moreby Ricardo Caicedo | Jun 15, 2022 | Community, Health & Well-Being, Op-Ed, Spirituality, Tea Ceremony | 5 |
When you enter any place as a customer or guest in Japan, you’ll quickly notice that everyone seems to be at your service. It almost makes you feel that you have done them a favor just by visiting!
Read Moreby Jo Bind | Apr 12, 2022 | China, Spirituality, Tea Ceremony | 4 |
A recent discussion on T Ching has inspired me to explain the basic concepts of the Chinese tea ceremony – “gongfu cha.”
Read Moreby Kei Nishida | Apr 5, 2022 | Product Reviews, Tea Ceremony | 0 |
The host will wrap the fabric and begin making tea. This cloth is called the Fukusa.
Read Moreby Lisa Dong | Jan 13, 2022 | Basics & Tips, China, Community, History, Japan, Korea, Tea Ceremony, Travel | 11 |
When most practitioners think about tea culture, they think about the word “Cha Dao (茶道).” More specifically, when they think about tea culture pertaining to particular countries, they think of Chinese “tea art,” the…
Read Moreby Kei Nishida | Jan 5, 2022 | Product Reviews, Tea Ceremony | 0 |
The tea caddy used for storing matcha or green tea leaves for Japanese tea ceremonies is called a Natsume.
Read Moreby Lisa Dong | Nov 4, 2021 | Art and Culture, Basics & Tips, History, Japan, Op-Ed, Spirituality, Tea Ceremony | 3 |
One member of my Tea Dharma Club asked me: “Is the tea ceremony romantic?” I was surprised by this question, so I checked an English dictionary to find what the word “romantic” means.
Read Moreby Adam Yasmin | Oct 20, 2021 | Community, Spirituality, Tea & Meditation, Tea Ceremony | 2 |
Tied to the study of nature and the mathematical principles found therein,
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