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Draw a clockwise circle, and remove it from the teabowl. |
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Return it to its original position. |
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The Japanese culture of making and drinking tea has various aspects. |
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Tea culture also has the element of being a type of salon-art. |
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Tea culture matured into chado, the Way of Tea. |
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In Japan, a highly developed spiritual culture has matured through a bowl of powdered green tea. |
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I will be happy if you are able to feel the heart of chado behind the form of procedure of drinking tea. |
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The basic principles of chado are expressed in the words harmony, respect, purity and tranquility. |
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Harmony can be created between persons, between objects, between a person and an object… Among all matters of the world. |
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In chado, we should respect everyone and everything without distinction of status or rank. |
