Moxa Workshop

In the Moxa workshop at Dr. Tao’s clinic in Antwerp this week, not only we have a chance to know how Artemisia argyi looks like so we can identify the herbal plant in the nature in the future; we also learn to plush the dried leaves with hands. the fraquence from the plush is much… Continue reading Moxa Workshop

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21/5 International Tea Day

21/5 is International Tea Day by the United Nation in 2019 (https://www.un.org/en/observances/tea-day).  The essence of that day goes beyond promoting tea but emphasizing the promotion of social culture, health and respects in humanity through tea serving. Since the migration of tea started with via the first trade route from China with the West via the… Continue reading 21/5 International Tea Day

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4/4 Online Tea Memorial Ceremony

4th April is a very import traditional festival day, Qing Ming (清明) in Chinese culture, it’s the Tomb Sweeping Day. It’s the day when we show our appreciation to those efforts from our ancestors and the accumulation of wisdom we can inherit today; meanwhile for us to examine our efforts today so we can build… Continue reading 4/4 Online Tea Memorial Ceremony

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Eco-Oolong Workshop

Eco-Oolong Workshop 2-days workshop with Chinese Tea Master, Mei Lan Hsiao, in Berlin, Germany Even though there are more than 50 countries growing tea worldwide, but China remains as the home of all tea types today. Among the 6+1 tea types, Oolong (Qing Cha 青茶) probably does not have the longest history but is the… Continue reading Eco-Oolong Workshop

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Wu Wo Cha Dao Workshop

Wu-Wo Cha Dao 無我茶道 Tea, philosophies and enlightenment practice through tea cover all aspects to reach peace and harmony in body and mind through continued self-discipline and act on morals are critical principles in the mental and health cultivations in Chinese tea culture for Way of Tea (Chinese Cha Dao 中華茶道). The emphasis in Chinese… Continue reading Wu Wo Cha Dao Workshop

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Wu-Wo Tea Ceremony

The original meaning of Wu-Wo 無我 meant to vent the self-ego, therefore, the appropriate translation of this look-as-if simple but actually is very deep and complex wisdom that respect highly in Buddhism and Daoism. One who tries to understand it would understand it looks simple but actually requires a lot of disciplines, learning and practices… Continue reading Wu-Wo Tea Ceremony

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