Tamara, an artist from Kyiv, Ukraine, who escaped from war will be joining us and play shakuhachi, Japanese bamboo flute. Sound of shakuhachi is perfect accompaniment for tea ceremony. It takes us deeper in to our experience. It structures the space and calm busy mind activity.
Tea and Humans go long way back together, we became friends centuries ago. The first relationship was established on the healing level. If you want to look at your daily beverage in a new way, this space is for you.
Tea meditation is a grounding and nourishing practice. Living tea is a medicine that adapts to the needs of the drinker and alters the state of the mind and body. Living tea comes from seed-propagated trees of Camellia Sinensis, grown in biodiversity without irrigation, cultivated and processed in accordance with the nature of the plant and with respect for the tradition.
Part taking in the tea ceremony is an act of reunion with nature, community and self. Give yourself the precious gift of being and feeling in the space we (Yuliya) have created for you. Be ready to clear your mind, open your heart and illuminate the spirit, with the help of this priceless gift from Nature.
In these challenging times when western civilisation is under attack from dark and inhumane forces is extremely important to keep yourself centered. Through the lifelong tradition of Cha Dao (the Way of Tea) we can receive Living Tea as a medicine. She knows how to awaken our sensitivity and receptivity to the laws of nature. We sit in a silent circle and support each other with our presence. She is a lifelong companion to Zen meditation. No previous experience is needed. Join us in our silent prayer for peace. We will have refugees who escaped from the war joining the ceremony and your support will be an invaluable contribution.
No previous experience is needed. We will host this event in the Atmajyoti yoga studio. Please reserve your spot by swishing to 0729430000 with #donateukraine
This is a fundraiser 250 kr or more – After covering basic expense money are going to be donated to the children’s hospital in Kyiv, Ukraine. https://kodl.in.ua/help-children-2022