"I have come to share with you the secrets of my wisdom. I have been used with reverence for hundreds of thousands of years but the deeper wisdoms of humankind's relationships with me have been forgotten." The Tea Plant
The transformational path of tea
Originally tea was used for the cultivation of energy or chi (qi) when the monks were spending many hours in meditation, in practice and working on the land.
They used the tea to balance their energy levels, gathering it with great reverence and mindfulness because they knew that it contained within it all that they needed to sustain their aspirations for great insight and understanding.
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All The Tea In China
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White Tea
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Green Tea
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Oolong Tea
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Black Tea
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Pu'erh Tea
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ATTIC Blend
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Monthly musings
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Tea and equanimity
As the leaves change and I feel the mix of delight at the beauty of the world and sadness at the loss of the light, I feel like mentioning Equanimity. ...
Tea and equanimity
As the leaves change and I feel the mix of delight at the beauty of the world and sadness at the loss of the light, I feel like mentioning Equanimity. ...
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Tea and mortality
A friend recently sent me a link to a podcast called Mortal. It is, in essence, looking at how our relationship with death and dying impacts the way we...
Tea and mortality
A friend recently sent me a link to a podcast called Mortal. It is, in essence, looking at how our relationship with death and dying impacts the way we...
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Tea and trees
In a recent newsletter, I mentioned that our rivers are beginning to receive ‘living rights’ which means they are recognised as living entities with intrinsic legal protection in terms of...
Tea and trees
In a recent newsletter, I mentioned that our rivers are beginning to receive ‘living rights’ which means they are recognised as living entities with intrinsic legal protection in terms of...