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| Transmitting the living art of Chado, the Way of Tea, to affirm our common humanity through harmony, respect, purity and tranquility. |
| Chado, the Way of Tea, provides a gateway to the artistic and spiritual traditions of Japan first introduced to America in the classic "Book of Tea," by 19th c. critic, curator, and historian Okakura Tenshin. Chado presents an aesthetic approach to life that recognizes we are part of a larger pattern of relationships -- with others, with society, with nature. Chado is a gift of hospitality that offers sanctuary for the human spirit, a quiet refuge in which to loosen the burdens of secular concerns to experience renewal. We invite you to discover a place of inner peace through Chado. Bonnie Soshin Mitchell Director Resident Tea Instructor |
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