Tea ceremony

TAO TEA MEDITATION This traditional tea meditation, otherwise known as a tea ceremony, stems from the ancient ritual of Kung Fu Tea, with origins in China and Taiwan. You are invited to participate in a silent sitting where you will be served traditionally-brewed, rare teas, often from several hundred-year-old tea bus

Learn more about the Japanese tea ceremony: a unique cultural activity surrounding the ceremonial preparation and presentation of matcha tea.

We biked to Ubud for tea (thanks to Myrah’s gentle pace, especially on the curves) Esther held a beautiful tea ceremony at Myrah’s Tea Sanctuary and Nonima shared her astrological insights, adding a unique touch to the experience. Later, we headed to Faye’s Tea House for more tea and sweet treats. It was a truly delightful day spent with lovely women. Way of Tea ; 茶道 There are many ways to enjoy tea.🥰 @myrahpenaloza @kikipravita @estherloag @mujer.astral.bali マイラのオートバイに便乗させてもらってウブドまで。彼...

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Boulder - Sharing tea in ceremony is a practice that connects us with nature, ourselves and each other. Tea is a powerful and gentle teacher. As we sit in noble silence with this heart-centered plant medicine we are able to tune inward, uncovering the whispers of our heart and soul. During this time we will cultivate an awakened sense of presence and harmony. The tea that is served is wild or organic and have been grown with reverence and care, thus having strong qi, meditative and…

Gong Fu Cha translates as the Chinese tea ceremony but it is more of an art with stages and actions-movements that go towards making a tea in the best way. The true essence of Gong Fu Cha also lies in enjoying the tea through smell, taste, touch and sight. This practice can be considered a form of meditation and art.