Showing posts with label calm. Show all posts
Showing posts with label calm. Show all posts
Sunday, January 6, 2019
Sunday, October 8, 2017
Friday, July 28, 2017
chop that wood, carry water
not only is the winter wood harvested, chopped and stacked,
it beautifully lines the path toward the outer tea garden.
neighbors and friends visit the garden often
and chris ezzel
brings guests to
practice tea ceremony throughout the seasons.
it is a very good thing.
Labels:
calm,
ritual,
tea garden
Saturday, August 6, 2016
fresh water haiku
Labels:
calm,
haiku,
quiet,
ritual,
tea garden
Saturday, October 6, 2012
The Studio
The Studio, a set on Flickr.
the west wing includes a studio and bath which has integrated the architecture of the main house into the entrance of the tea garden.
Labels:
calm,
quiet,
tea garden gate,
tea house
Sunday, September 23, 2012
sit here
the tea room is beautiful and serene and lends itself to meditation in different ways. the captain would like to practice sitting more comfortably and since buckwheat hull pillows are part of my repertoire, in the tradition of following tea , i made a custom zafu - an informative and interesting project. the traditional meditation pillow is filled with kapok, but buckwheat hulls are malleable and very comfortable.
cushions are not traditionally used for guests at tea ceremony but often our guests are not accustomed to sitting on the floor so a set of zabuton are on the cutting table and coming to the tea room soon.
Labels:
buckwheat hulls,
calm,
tea room,
zafu
Tuesday, February 14, 2012
true heart
Labels:
bowl of tea,
calm,
chashitsu,
haiku,
kaiseki,
memorial,
paul motoyoshi,
tea room
Monday, January 30, 2012
www.calm
amidst the blowhard bluster of current political debate
i find it so heartening to read about lael brainard
who is calmly negotiating on the world stage.
and there's a book by susan cain titled 'quiet: the power of introverts
in a world that just can't stop talking'.
pico iyer has written a lovely piece for the nyt
'the joy of quiet'
pico iyer has written a lovely piece for the nyt
'the joy of quiet'
i had been thinking about starting .calm,
as a way to distinguish information, business, ideas,
people and places that have an approach that is quiet and
thought provoking.
as well as innovative and vibrant.
perhaps i'll have a cup of tea instead.
Wednesday, October 26, 2011
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