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The first guest represents the others. |
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He is the only person to converse directly with the host. |
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If others want to ask the host something, they request the first guest to ask their questions to the host. |
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This is the rule for keeping the tearoom quiet and tranquil. |
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The guests try to create an atmosphere of harmony, respect, purity and tranquility with minimal conversation. |
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We handle it as an important object because with its use we feel the presence of the person who carved it, as well as the Zen teaching or the seasonal feeling expressed by its given poetic name. |
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Usually chado lessons begin with warigeiko, or divided practice. |
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Bowing can be divided into three level: formal, semi-formal and informal. |
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The formal bow i the politest bow, used when the host and guests bow in unison, and in other similar situations. |
