Japanese Tea Ceremony What is it? What is done during it? Why?

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Japanese Tea Ceremony What is it? What is done during it? Why?

Japanese Tea Ceremony Drink green tea from tea bowl as ritual. This everyday activity is grounded in spiritual discipline from Buddhism. Every act of daily life is a potential act that could lead to Enlightenment.

Japanese Tea Ceremony Tea sharpens mental and physical acuteness and fosters physical and spiritual health. Upon entering the ceremony, a spirit of gentleness presides and distinction between self and others vanishes. It teaches respect, modesty, discipline, peace, purity, and tranpuility.

Japanese Tea Ceremony

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