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“Nei giorni di pioggia, ascolta la pioggia. Nei giorni di neve, guarda la neve. In estate apprezza il caldo, in inverno, il freddo che gela le ossa... Qualsiasi giorno, godilo pienamente per quello che è. Il tè è questo modo di vivere.”

Book:Every Day a Good Day: Fifteen lessons I learned about happiness from Japanese tea culture

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“If the bodhisattvas live during a time of armed conflict, they give rise to the mind of compassion, transforming those who are fighting, and causing them to dwell in a land without contention. If there are great wars, the bodhisattvas make the strength on both sides equal. They manifest their spiritual authority and subdue people so that peace is restored.”

War Spirituality Peace Compassion Buddhism Bodhisattva

Book:The Bodhisattva Path: Commentary on the Vimalakirti and Ugrapariprccha Sutras

Source: The Bodhisattva Path: Commentary on the Vimalakirti and Ugrapariprccha Sutras

“Ciò cui mirano sia la scuola che il tè è la crescita della persona. Però, con una importante differenza: a scuola ci si confronta con l'altro, mentre nella cerimonia del tè, ci si confronta con il se stesso di ieri.”

Teaching Self Improvement Tea Self Knowledge Tea Ceremony

Book:Every Day a Good Day: Fifteen lessons I learned about happiness from Japanese tea culture

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“C'è anche chi dice: «Il tè è la bellezza formale della vita di un tempo». «E' il culmine delle arti giapponesi», pensano altri. Qualcuno, poi, ha scritto: «E' la religione della bellezza, nella quale si mira al vuoto attraverso la tenace pratica dell'otemae». «Un concentrato di saggezza esistenziale, incentrata sulle stagioni». «Uno stile zen»... Il tè ammette qualsiasi interpretazione. E allora anche alla mia visione corrisponde un mondo del tè. Forse il tè è un riflesso di ciascuno: ci sono tanti tè quante persone.”

Tea Japanese Culture Tea Ceremony

Book:Every Day a Good Day: Fifteen lessons I learned about happiness from Japanese tea culture

Source: Every Day a Good Day: Fifteen lessons I learned about happiness from Japanese tea culture

“Tea is the soothing potion that turns "calm down" into "chai down." It's like a warm hug in a cup, a liquid oasis in a world of chaos. Sip by sip, it transforms stress into serenity, worry into wonder. With its aromatic steam rising, it whispers, "Relax, rejuvenate, and refill your cup of sanity." So, let's raise our mugs and toast to tea—the humble hero of hydration, the aromatic ally of afternoon delight.”

Relaxation Green Tea Afternoon Tea Tea Ceremony Antioxidants Chai Black Tea Tea Culture Herbal Blends Loose Leaf

Author:Life is Positive

“There are strawberries growing among my bulbs. Wild ones, seeded from God knows where, poking their pale little fingers among the tulips and crocuses. Wild strawberries are invasive; not quite as invasive as dandelions, but those little heart-shaped leaves conceal a powerful hunger for conquest, sending their runners everywhere, each one an outpost preparing itself for a future invasion. And yet I cannot bring myself, père, to curb their cheery exuberance. Though more or less worthless in terms of fruit, the little white flowers and pretty leaves make excellent ground count cover, keeping the thistles and ragwort at bay without suppressing my daffodils. And besides, in summer, there may be enough of the tiny red berries to put on a tart, or flavor a glassful of sweet white wine. That is, if the birds do not steal them first. They too enjoy their sweetness. Those strawberries will creep, Reynaud, said Narcisse's voice in my mind. Let them stay, and in a month, your beds will be nothing but strawberries.”

Wild Strawberries Invasive

Book:The Strawberry Thief

Source: The Strawberry Thief

“...a plant can only function as a true “native” while it is interacting with the community that historically helped shape it.”

Nature Belonging Gardening Definition Invasive Alienspecies

Author:Douglas Tallamy

“That's a tree of heaven, my friend said. I know because I, too, got curious about it, and looked it up. Botanists call it an invasive species. But aren't we all?”

Tree Commonalities Invasive

Book:Open City

Source: Open City

“You can’t escape the cultural associations embodied by plants. You can’t have one without the other.”

Science Culture Nature Nonfiction Natural World Plants Kudzu Invasive Species Invasive Native Species

Book:Devoured: The Extraordinary Story of Kudzu, the Vine That Ate the South

Source: Devoured: The Extraordinary Story of Kudzu, the Vine That Ate the South

“I Guess there is a Limited Gap in this Republic of Bananas due to the DeKay N Y is Le Vice such an alarming Exchange when you Express your Benetton? Ask Tommy, he’ll figure!”

Materialism Vice Brand Name

Author:Natasha Tsakos

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