SweetPersimmon
The art and practice of Chado, Chanoyu and the Japanese Tea Ceremony
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Showing posts with label
seiza
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Feb 9, 2014
Elevate your temae
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I have a few students who can no longer sit seiza on tatami. Some of them are sad because there are only a few table style temae you can do...
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Dec 2, 2013
Seiza seats now on sale at Sweetpersimmon.com
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For the holidays, I have just put the portable mediation seats on sale at SweetPersimmon.com The price was $49.99, now on sale for $40....
May 6, 2008
New tea stuff
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SweetPersimmon .com now has beginning matcha sets. Tea bowl, whisk and tea scoop with a can of powdered tea and you can now make a good bow...
Apr 26, 2008
The Physicality of Tea Practice
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For those who study martial arts or are involved in sports, tea practice looks like it is sedentary, not a physical activity. After all, i...
Apr 7, 2008
Moving in kimono
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Part of the beauty of chanoyu is the stately and graceful way that the host moves in and out of the room and the sound of silk on tatami mat...
Mar 22, 2008
Observing vs. doing
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Observing is much harder than doing in tea. Perhaps in life as well. When I began to study tea making procedures, I was very excited to mak...
Mar 4, 2008
Order from chaos
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When we first begin to learn chanoyu, it seems like all we can manage is to remember the order of things, and getting control of our bodies ...
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Nov 12, 2007
Sitting seiza is not comfortable
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One of the most difficult things about chado is sitting seiza for long periods of time. I have written about my struggles with sitting on m...
Aug 17, 2007
Sitting Seiza in Comfort
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I just got an email from a person who ordered a Portable Meditation Seat from my online store: I suppose it wasn't the best planning in ...
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Aug 16, 2007
I go to keiko every week
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I really don’t go to tea lessons or tea class at least I don’t call it that. It just seems inadequate to what I am doing. When people ask ...
Jul 31, 2007
Sitting seiza, the bane of tea students
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Studying traditional chanoyu takes place in a tatami mat room. The proper way to sit is seiza. To sit in seiza, first kneel on the floor, ...
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