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Kakuzo Okakura
Book of Tea

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2002 4| until all the guests have seated themselves and quiet reigns 2003 4| noiselessly and take their seats, first making obeisance 2004 5| treasures with religious secrecy, and it was often necessary 2005 3| Indian idealism. Whatever sectarian pride may assert to the 2006 3| be reached, and the Zen sectarians affirm that Sakyamuni laid 2007 4| those of other Buddhist sects inasmuch as it is meant 2008 3| possibilites with the universe. The seeker for perfection must discover 2009 | seeming 2010 5| the burning building and seizes the kakemono, only to find 2011 6| at random, but carefully select each branch or spray with 2012 6| respects the economy of nature, selects his victims with careful 2013 3| allusions to the importance of self-concentration and the need of properly 2014 3| because we are frightfully self-conscious. We nurse a conscience because 2015 3| Jiu-jitsu, the Japanese art of self-defence, owes its name to a passage 2016 4| meditation,--the passage into self-illumination. The roji was intended to 2017 7| the day destined for his self-immolation, Rikiu invited his chief 2018 4| spite of our vanity even self-regard is apt to become monotonous. ~ 2019 6| inclined to suspect the selfishness of man. Why take the plants 2020 6| aspects, the Formal, the Semi-Formal, and the Informal. The first 2021 6| his pupils, as was also Senno, the founder of the house 2022 4| tea-room was the creation of Senno-Soyeki, commonly known by his later 2023 4| purity. The nature of the sensations to be aroused in passing 2024 4| We can but weep over the senseless imitations of European buildings 2025 1| been said that we are less sensible to pain and wounds on account 2026 6| However, let us not be too sentimental. Let us be less luxurious 2027 1| with the torch of our own sentiments. Perhaps I betray my own 2028 7| homeless ghosts. Like solemn sentinels before the gates of Hades 2029 2| favorite vintage marks the separate idiosyncrasies of different 2030 5| necessary to open a whole series of boxes, one within another, 2031 1| is insusceptible to the serio-comic interests of the personal 2032 3| ourselves. How can one be serious with the world when the 2033 6| brutal to those who love and serve us in silence, but the time 2034 7| nearest kin. Rikiu was no servile courtier, and had often 2035 6| former is art in its proper setting and appeals to us on account 2036 2| poured into the kettle to settle the tea and revive the " 2037 7| parts of our ceramists. The Seven Kilns of Enshiu are well 2038 2| realms of the immortals. The seventh cup--ah, but I could take 2039 3| means a Path. It has been severally translated as the Way, the 2040 5| but passing, trailed long shadows on the ground, black like 2041 4| soul still lingering amid shadowy dreams of the past, yet 2042 5| for this? It is indeed a shame that despite all our rhapsodies 2043 1| portrait as "a hardened and shameless tea drinker, who for twenty 2044 5| autumn; in the desert night, sharp like a sword gleams the 2045 1| modern humanity is indeed shattered in the Cyclopean struggle 2046 6| above the brute. Scratch the sheepskin and the wolf within us will 2047 4| the wilderness, a flimsy shelter made by tying together the 2048 6| which formed the Ukiyoe and Shijo schools of painting. ~It 2049 1| about fifteen or sixteen shillings a pound) forbade popular 2050 3| active power during the Shin dynasty, that epoch of Chinese 2051 4| custom of the Japanese race, Shinto superstition ordaining that 2052 6| sword-soul before which Shinto-Japan prostrates herself even 2053 1| In the last-named year ships of the Dutch East India 2054 1| against the solar vault and shivered the blue dome of jade into 2055 4| contemplating, with a secret shock to our digestion, the representation 2056 2| under the patronage of the Shogun, Ashikaga-Voshinasa, the 2057 6| ducks flying in the air. Shoha, another tea-master, combined 2058 2| 729 we read of the Emperor Shomu giving tea to one hundred 2059 4| stepped into the garden, shook a tree and scattered over 2060 6| flower-masters of this period, showing, as they would, the fundamental 2061 7| love of simplicity, and shown us the beauty of humility. 2062 2| like a baby's arm and is shredded into powder between pieces 2063 6| before the destroyer. If they shriek in their death agony their 2064 7| garden path the trees seem to shudder, and in the rustling of 2065 1| of Heaven, triumphed over Shuhyung, the demon of darkness and 2066 6| bring to the bedside of the sick, what a light of bliss to 2067 3| best be only the reverse side of a brocade,--all the threads 2068 3| the Zen monastery was very significant of this point of view. To 2069 4| machiai to the tea-room, signified the first stage of meditation,-- 2070 3| Sanscrit word Dhyana, which signifies meditation. It claims that 2071 4| and the term Sukiya may signify the Abode of Vacancy or 2072 1| of stiff collars and tall silk hats comprised the attainment 2073 5| reaching the shrine itself--the silken wrapping within whose soft 2074 5| coils with those of the silver dragon that slept beneath. 2075 3| help being impressed by the similarity of Southern Zen to the teachings 2076 1| consciousness of coffee, nor the simpering innocence of cocoa. Already 2077 6| Arrangement seems to be simultaneous with that of Teaism in the 2078 7| all earthly things. The singing kettle, as it boils over 2079 1| Meanwhile, let us have a sip of tea. The afternoon glow 2080 5| secret of his victory. "Sire," he replied, "others have 2081 4| frequently removed from one site to another in ancient days. 2082 3| would become master of all situations. The whole can always dominate 2083 1| start (about fifteen or sixteen shillings a pound) forbade 2084 3| to prefer black and white sketches to the elaborately coloured 2085 6| glimpse of their own Southern skies? ~The ideal lover of flowers 2086 4| for the low eaves of the slanting roof admit but few of the 2087 5| only of the picture, he slashes open his body with his sword, 2088 1| began to commit wholesale slaughter on Manchurian battlefields. 2089 3| derived from the days of slavery? ~The virility of the idea 2090 4| into our consciousness. Slavish conformity to traditions 2091 1| average Westerner, in his sleek complacency, will see in 2092 5| his sword, wraps his torn sleeve about the Sesson and plunges 2093 2| cool wind that rises in my sleeves. Where is Horaisan? Let 2094 2| ingredients. The use of lemon slices by the Russians, who learned 2095 2| The fourth cup raises a slight perspiration,--all the wrong 2096 1| Western humourists were not slow to mingle the fragrance 2097 6| anxiety when the buds come slowly, his rapture when the leaves 2098 4| unimpressive in appearance. It is smaller than the smallest of Japanese 2099 5| extinguished. Among the smoking embers is found a half- 2100 6| not be made use of when snow lay in the garden. "Noisy" 2101 7| abides in the toiling buds of snow-covered hills." ~Manifold indeed 2102 5| reigns, and through the snow-filled air swirl flocks of swans 2103 1| derided as ignorance, Chinese sobriety as stupidity, Japanese patriotism 2104 1| the romanticism of the social order. It is essentially 2105 5| soothe an unruly horse, and softly touched the chords. He sang 2106 6| of their presence. What solace do they not bring to the 2107 1| amused the evening, with tea solaced the midnight, and with tea 2108 1| struck his head against the solar vault and shivered the blue 2109 1| of Death which makes our soldiers exult in self- sacrifice; 2110 5| offer, while we go hungry solely because of our own lack 2111 7| of homeless ghosts. Like solemn sentinels before the gates 2112 6| storm and, in their infinite solicitude for all living things, placed 2113 3| white, or because he was solid, nor the Conversationalists 2114 6| a poem on the Beauty of Solitude by the Sea with a bronze 2115 6| foolishness of life. ~A solo of flowers is interesting, 2116 5| appealed to him. It was a play somewhat resembling the Comedy of 2117 | somewhere 2118 6| been recorded in story and song. With the development of 2119 5| ill-according with the songs they fain would sing. The 2120 5| harp as one might seek to soothe an unruly horse, and softly 2121 1| the beautiful among the sordid facts of everyday existence. 2122 6| it is they who linger in sorrow over our graves. Sad as 2123 5| beholder in a thousand." Sorrowfully Enshiu replied: "This only 2124 2| aftertaste of a good counsel." Sotumpa wrote of the strength of 2125 2| tone of the room, not a sound to mar the rhythm of things, 2126 1| Lamb, a professed devotee, sounded the true note of Teaism 2127 7| boils over the brazier, sounds like some cicada pouring 2128 3| matter-of-fact Confucius found it sour, the Buddha called it bitter, 2129 1| after the year 879 the main sources of revenue in Canton were 2130 2| in the blue glaze of the south, and the white glaze of 2131 3| Soshi (Chuangtse) were both Southerners and the greatest exponents 2132 7| the assembled company as a souvenir. The bowl alone he keeps. " 2133 6| of our most renowned Nara sovereigns, as she sang: "If I pluck 2134 3| exclaimed Soshi. His friend spake to him thus: "You are not 2135 6| and proportions have been specially worked out with a view to 2136 5| collector is anxious to acquire specimens to illustrate a period or 2137 1| would have been spared the spectacle of sanguinary warfare if 2138 1| manner recommend these my speculations to all well-regulated families 2139 3| should not even ignore those speculators on Reality who doubted whether 2140 3| Infinity, the legitimate sphere of the Relative. Relativity 2141 2| ginger, salt, orange peel, spices, milk, and sometimes with 2142 1| abject voluptuousness. Indian spirituality has been derided as ignorance, 2143 7| potter. Beside his works, the splendid creation of his grandson, 2144 2| a delicate whisk made of split bamboo. The new process 2145 2| things in the world: the spoiling of fine youths through false 2146 4| pictured victims of chase and sport, the elaborate carvings 2147 6| of desire. From our ashes springs the phoenix of celestial 2148 1| tragedy, runs riot in the springtide of emancipated emotions, 2149 6| was who went off in the springtime with his court musicians 2150 4| lanterns and the trees are well sprinkled with water, moss and lichens 2151 4| and a half, or ten feet square, is determined by a passage 2152 4| they became when the more stable and massive wooden construction 2153 7| happy and contented. We stagger in the attempt to keep our 2154 6| narrow vessel with only stagnant water to quench the maddening 2155 7| their daily life by the high standard of refinement which obtained 2156 3| Sages move the world." Our standards of morality are begotten 2157 3| art of feeling the polar star in the southern sky. Truth 2158 4| his full-length portrait stares at us from behind his back. 2159 1| of tea. Its cost at the start (about fifteen or sixteen 2160 6| represent flowers in the stately costume of the ballroom, 2161 1| said to be found in the statement of an Arabian traveller, 2162 4| the fierce warriors and statesmen engaged in the unification 2163 4| vast array of pictures, statuary, and bric-a-brac gives the 2164 1| men seemed to lose their stature and comeliness, women their 2165 1| was to do a good action by stealth, and to have it found out 2166 2| extreme. The leaves were steamed, crushed in a mortar, made 2167 5| clashing steel and trampling steeds. And in the harp arose the 2168 5| sang of war, of clashing steel and trampling steeds. And 2169 1| of wits like Addison and Steele, who beguiled themselves 2170 2| classics. Tea is now taken by steeping the leaves in hot water 2171 5| great wizard might from the stem of society shape a mighty 2172 6| apt to see only the flower stems, heads as it were, without 2173 4| swept." Saying this, Rikiu stepped into the garden, shook a 2174 4| regular irregularities of the stepping stones, beneath which lay 2175 4| nothing more to be done. The steps have been washed for the 2176 1| that the acquisition of stiff collars and tall silk hats 2177 1| personal drama. Again we stigmatise the untamed aesthete who, 2178 6| so hapless? Insects can sting, and even the meekest of 2179 4| irregularities of the stepping stones, beneath which lay dried 2180 3| but terms expressive of a stoppage of growth. Said Kuzugen,--" 2181 6| of waning autumn. ~Flower stories are endless. We shall recount 2182 6| the flowers strewn by the storm and, in their infinite solicitude 2183 6| and ask them to bloom mid strange surroundings? Is it not 2184 4| other than a mere cottage--a straw hut, as we call it. The 2185 2| fatigue, delighting the soul, strengthening the will, and repairing 2186 4| seventeenth century, after the strict formalism of the Tokugawa 2187 5| only objects which fell strictly within the measure of their 2188 1| sea of ferment, in vain strive to regain the jewel of life. 2189 4| shall recognize a constant striving after symmetry. The decoration 2190 5| response to their utmost strivings there came from the harp 2191 4| architecture, but also contrasts strongly with the classical architecture 2192 7| beauty. Thus the tea-master strove to be something more than 2193 4| castle in Kyoto, we see structural beauty sacrificed to a wealth 2194 5| to our own possibilities. Struggling artists, weary souls lingering 2195 6| be something enormous; if strung together they might garland 2196 6| as it were, without body, stuck promiscuously into a vase. ~ 2197 1| ignorance, Chinese sobriety as stupidity, Japanese patriotism as 2198 4| repetitions of obsolete styles. Perhaps we are passing 2199 4| the light in the room is subdued, for the low eaves of the 2200 3| differs according to the subject-matter of the inquiry. Laotse himself 2201 3| as the Great Transition. Subjectively it is the Mood of the Universe. 2202 4| flowers became the favorite subjects for depiction rather than 2203 2| disenchanted. He has lost that sublime faith in illusions which 2204 5| author. Several of his pupils submitted plays for his approval, 2205 6| Principle (Heaven), the Subordinate Principle (Earth), the Reconciling 2206 6| art in the tea-room, was subordinated to the total scheme of decoration. 2207 3| capacity for dominating subsequent movements. Taoism was an 2208 4| the various tea-masters substituted various Chinese characters 2209 3| threads are there, but not the subtlety of colour or design. But, 2210 2| tea-gardens are heard of in succeeding centuries, as well as the 2211 3| position was the secret of success in the mundane drama. We 2212 2| which he carried home were successfully planted in three places, 2213 3| in turn passed it on to successive patriarchs until it reached 2214 4| instituted by the Zen monks of successively drinking tea out of a bowl 2215 3| Taoism, like its legitimate successor Zennism, represents the 2216 6| full growth. Rikiu and his successors, the celebrated Ota- wuraka, 2217 2| century. ~Unfortunately the sudden outburst of the Mongol tribes 2218 5| painting of Dharuma by Sesson, suddenly takes fire through the negligence 2219 7| Hideyoshi suspicion was sufficient ground for instant execution, 2220 1| catechism about cream and sugar, we know that the Worship 2221 6| in a flat receptacle to suggest the vegetation of lakes 2222 4| tea-room fugitiveness is suggested in the thatched roof, frailty 2223 1| you may discover it, of suggesting what you dare not reveal. 2224 4| Abode of the Unsymmetrical" suggests another phase of our decorative 2225 4| tea-room should be built to suit some individual taste is 2226 4| earthquakes, and was well suited to the climatic conditions 2227 6| fine pebbles and sand. With sullen anger the despot entered 2228 6| the Japanese monasteries [Sumadera, near Kobe]. It is a notice 2229 2| tea-drinking, a historical summary of illustrious tea-drinkers, 2230 4| the supreme shrine of the Sun-Goddess, is an example of one of 2231 6| sing of the dews and the sunbeams, are you aware of the fearful 2232 2| quality. ~The tea-ideal of the Sungs differed from the Tangs 2233 6| concern about water and sunshine, his feuds with parasites, 2234 7| lacquer it seems almost superfluous to mention the immense services 2235 2| were held to decide their superiority. The Emperor Kiasung (1101- 2236 4| the Japanese race, Shinto superstition ordaining that every dwelling 2237 1| reason why one should not supplement the other. You have gained 2238 4| lightness in the bamboo support, apparent carelessness in 2239 4| thirty to forty feet high, supported, by a complicated network 2240 6| mates about the flowers? Surely with mankind the appreciation 2241 2| eye of fishes swim on the surface; the second boil is when 2242 2| boil is when the billows surge wildly in the kettle. The 2243 3| before the advent of Laotse, surnamed the Long-Eared. The archaic 2244 6| blossoms do, as they freely surrender themselves to the winds. 2245 2| caravansaries, points to the survival of the ancient method. ~ 2246 7| tea-master. With Hideyoshi suspicion was sufficient ground for 2247 4| determined by a passage in the Sutra of Vikramadytia. In that 2248 5| forest swayed like an ardent swain deep lost in thought. On 2249 5| snow-filled air swirl flocks of swans and rattling hailstones 2250 5| sang of love. The forest swayed like an ardent swain deep 2251 4| among the rocks, a rainstorm sweeping through a bamboo forest, 2252 2| bubbles like the eye of fishes swim on the surface; the second 2253 5| through the snow-filled air swirl flocks of swans and rattling 2254 6| is the icy purism of the sword-soul before which Shinto-Japan 2255 3| the dragon, the beloved symbol of the Taoists. It folds 2256 2| their predecessors tried to symbolise. To the Neo-Confucian mind 2257 4| purposefully avoided the symmetrical as expressing not only completion, 2258 4| where we see objects arrayed symmetrically on mantelpieces and elsewhere. 2259 5| appreciation. The masterpiece is a symphony played upon our finest feelings. 2260 2| Confucianism were seeking mutual synthesis. The pantheistic symbolism 2261 2| tribes, who make a curious syrup of these ingredients. The 2262 3| never put their teachings in systematic form. They spoke in paradoxes, 2263 3| marked by the two great river systems which traverse it. The Yangste-Kiang 2264 6| with soft music. A quaint tablet, which tradition ascribes 2265 4| recent acquirement being tabooed save only the one note of 2266 7| friendship between Rikiu and the Taiko- Hideyoshi, and high the 2267 4| under the patronage of Taiko-Hideyoshi, instituted and brought 2268 1| informed us that you had bushy tails somewhere hidden in your 2269 2| befriended by the Emperor Taisung (763-779), and his fame 2270 4| of the picture or he who talks, and feel a curious conviction 2271 1| acquisition of stiff collars and tall silk hats comprised the 2272 5| stubborn spirit should be tamed but by the greatest of musicians. 2273 5| heard the Taoist tale of the Taming of the Harp? ~Once in the 2274 2| Sungs differed from the Tangs even as their notion of 2275 3| the angry retort, to which Tanka replied, "If I do not, this 2276 3| images and symbolism. We find Tankawosho breaking up a wooden statue 2277 6| their native haunts, like Taoyuenming [all celebrated Chinese 2278 1| 1576), Maffeno (1588), Tareira (1610), also mentioned tea. 2279 2| like the leathern boot of Tartar horsemen, curl like the 2280 4| when Shoan had finished his task, and bade him try again. 2281 3| more irksome and menial tasks. Such services formed a 2282 3| allegory of the Three Vinegar Tasters explains admirably the trend 2283 1| became a necessity of life--a taxable matter. We are reminded 2284 1| Tcha, and by other nations Tay, alias Tee." ~Like all good 2285 1| called by the Chineans Tcha, and by other nations Tay, 2286 4| not be associated with a tea-caddy of black laquer. In placing 2287 1| dates from the throwing of tea-chests into Boston harbour. ~There 2288 2| historical summary of illustrious tea-drinkers, the famous tea plantations 2289 2| led to some change in the tea-equippage of Luwuh, as well as in 2290 2| planted them in Yeisan. Many tea-gardens are heard of in succeeding 2291 4| screens for the purpose of the tea-gathering. The portion partitioned 2292 7| Rikiu then removes his tea-gown and carefully folds it upon 2293 1| century became, in fact, tea-houses, the resort of wits like 2294 1| in this sense be called tea-philosophers,--Thackeray, for instance, 2295 1| arbitrary augmentation of the tea-taxes. It was at the period of 2296 2| and illustrations of the tea-utensils. The last is unfortunately 2297 5| a single masterpiece can teach us more than any number 2298 3| Sancharacharya. The first teaching of Zen as we know it at 2299 1| I am not to be a polite Teaist. So much harm has been done 2300 6| Tell me, gentle flowers, teardrops of the stars, standing in 2301 2| its place as the tea of teas. ~It is in the Japanese 2302 1| other nations Tay, alias Tee." ~Like all good things 2303 6| within us will soon show his teeth. It has been said that a 2304 2| heat, its own method of telling a story. The truly beautiful 2305 3| to reality at death. He tempers his own brightness in order 2306 4| what may be placed there temporarily to satisfy some aesthetic 2307 4| recognized the house only as a temporary refuge for the body. The 2308 6| weary spirits? Their serene tenderness restores to us our waning 2309 4| at Uji, dating from the tenth century, we can still see 2310 2| to borrow the much-abused terminology of art-classification, we 2311 5| art than a large grant of territory as a reward of victory. 2312 3| Latin race differs from the Teuton. In ancient days, when communication 2313 7| Japanese pottery. many of our textile fabrics bear the names of 2314 1| called tea-philosophers,--Thackeray, for instance, and of course, 2315 4| fugitiveness is suggested in the thatched roof, frailty in the slender 2316 6| tree shall forfeit a finger therefor." Would that such laws could 2317 6| principles and schools resulting therefrom. A writer in the middle 2318 | therein 2319 | thereof 2320 2| the present day among the Thibetans and various Mongolian tribes, 2321 1| against you: we used to think you the most impracticable 2322 3| influence on contemporary thinkers, the mathemeticians, writers 2323 5| exit cut off by the flames. Thinking only of the picture, he 2324 6| impossible positions which he thinks it proper that you should 2325 2| the Mongol tribes in the thirteenth century which resulted in 2326 2| sweet breeze and waft away thither." ~The remaining chapters 2327 1| at yourself, calmly yet thoroughly, and is thus humour itself,-- 2328 3| side of a brocade,--all the threads are there, but not the subtlety 2329 5| awakened, we vibrate and thrill in response to its call. 2330 3| remains behind? Yet the trusts thrive marvelously, for the prices 2331 2| cup moistens my lips and throat, the second cup breaks my 2332 6| hand will close around your throats. You will be wrenched, torn 2333 1| independence dates from the throwing of tea-chests into Boston 2334 6| Europe and America, to be thrown away on the morrow, must 2335 5| rode the lightning, the thundering avalanche crashed through 2336 | thy 2337 3| cheap, --a prayer for a ticket to heaven, a diploma for 2338 5| wail of the cuckoo. Hark! a tiger roars,--the valley answers 2339 4| under the weight of the tile-covered roofs. The material and 2340 6| have told them to depart till man becomes more human. 2341 4| Everything is sober in tint from the ceiling to the 2342 4| beyond;/Flowers are not,/Nor tinted leaves./On the sea beach/ 2343 6| plum-blossoms of the Western Lake. 'Tis said that Chowmushih slept 2344 1| darkness and earth. The Titan, in his death agony, struck 2345 1| apologise for contributing his tithe to the furtherance of a 2346 2| no rules for producing a Titian or a Sesson. Each preparation 2347 7| spring which abides in the toiling buds of snow-covered hills." ~ 2348 6| fails to draw tears from a Tokio audience even to-day. ~Great 2349 2| a colour to disturb the tone of the room, not a sound 2350 5| delight, for the eye has no tongue. Freed from the fetters 2351 1| has forced the European tongues on many an Eastern port. 2352 2| the tea masters of Sung took to the powdered tea, they 2353 1| Oriental darkness with the torch of our own sentiments. 2354 1| the West, like two dragons tossed in a sea of ferment, in 2355 3| parts; the conception of totality must never be lost in that 2356 2| new varieties, and regular tournaments were held to decide their 2357 | towards 2358 2| traditions of the universe. He toys with Nature, but does not 2359 1| regardless of the mundane tragedy, runs riot in the springtide 2360 7| forth forever as the acme of tragic grandeur. ~Long had been 2361 5| bright and fair; but passing, trailed long shadows on the ground, 2362 5| antiquity is one of the best traits in the human character, 2363 5| war, of clashing steel and trampling steeds. And in the harp 2364 6| garland to his maiden thereby transcended the brute. He became human 2365 3| to Confucianism. To the transcendental insight of the Zen, words 2366 5| of meeting, the art lover transcends himself. At once he is and 2367 1| freely; and we have even transfigured the gory image of Mars. 2368 3| be spoken of as the Great Transition. Subjectively it is the 2369 3| Path. It has been severally translated as the Way, the Absolute, 2370 3| several laudable attempts. ~Translation is always a treason, and 2371 1| information is based on the meagre translations of our immense literature, 2372 1| statement of an Arabian traveller, that after the year 879 2373 3| great river systems which traverse it. The Yangste-Kiang and 2374 1| the delicate clatter of trays and saucers, in the soft 2375 7| It was an age rife with treachery, and men trusted not even 2376 3| Translation is always a treason, and as a Ming author observes, 2377 5| within which reposes the treasure uninjured by the fire. Horrible 2378 5| long the instrument was treasured by the Emperor of China, 2379 2| chapters of the "Chaking" treat of the vulgarity of the 2380 6| appalling than the way they are treated by Eastern Flower Masters. 2381 6| much on the importance of treating a flower in its three different 2382 6| been possible without his treatment. Would you not have preferred 2383 1| made it "regalia for high treatments and entertainments, presents 2384 2| the first chapter Luwuh treats of the nature of the tea-plant, 2385 4| has recognised and paid tribute to the remarkable perfection 2386 3| Confucians or the Buddhists, tries to find beauty in our world 2387 4| Buddhism with its worship of a trinity, were in no way opposed 2388 2| tea-equipage, beginning with the tripod brazier and ending with 2389 1| Emperor, the Sun of Heaven, triumphed over Shuhyung, the demon 2390 4| tea-room itself. One who has trodden this garden path cannot 2391 3| a valley; formless, like troubled waters." To him the three 2392 3| remains behind? Yet the trusts thrive marvelously, for 2393 2| the various names of Tou, Tseh, Chung, Kha, and Ming, and 2394 6| paintings of Sansetsu and Tsunenobu. The Naturalesque school, 2395 7| our own existence on this tumultuous sea of foolish troubles 2396 3| weeding the garden, paring a turnip, or serving tea. The whole 2397 2| since been worshipped as the tutelary god of the Chinese tea merchants. ~ 2398 4| stood intact for nearly twelve centuries. The interior 2399 1| understanding. The beginning of the twentieth century would have been 2400 3| reached Bodhi-Dharma, the twenty-eighth. Bodhi-Dharma came to Northern 2401 2| enumeration and description of the twenty-four members of the tea-equipage, 2402 4| with a fresh verdure; not a twig, not a leaf have I left 2403 5| Comedy of Errors, in which twin brethren suffer through 2404 6| He would cut, bend, and twist you into those impossible 2405 4| a flimsy shelter made by tying together the grasses that 2406 6| impulses which formed the Ukiyoe and Shijo schools of painting. ~ 2407 3| ice that is about to melt; unassuming, like a piece of wood not 2408 3| Chinese Zen. There is much uncertainty about the history of these 2409 3| limitation--the "fixed" and "unchangeless" are but terms expressive 2410 5| appealed to him, whereas I unconsciously cater to the taste of the 2411 1| resentment of the new and undefined. You have been loaded with 2412 3| conventions. Taoism cannot be understood without some knowledge of 2413 4| can consecrate himself to undisturbed adoration of the beautiful. 2414 1| the Western attitude is unfavourable to the understanding of 2415 4| purposely leaving some thing unfinished for the play of the imagination 2416 2| dewlap of a mighty bullock, unfold like a mist rising out of 2417 6| silence, can we image the unfolding of a virgin soul? The primeval 2418 3| the Taoists. It folds and unfolds as do the clouds. The Tao 2419 4| completion, but repetition. Uniformity of design was considered 2420 4| tea-room. The tea-room is unimpressive in appearance. It is smaller 2421 5| which reposes the treasure uninjured by the fire. Horrible as 2422 5| more hallowing than the union of kindred spirits in art. 2423 3| everyone would preserve the unities. To keep the proportion 2424 | unlike 2425 4| carefully chosen garments of unobtrusive colors. The mellowness of 2426 4| there may have been some unrealized sanitary reason for this 2427 5| able to enjoy many hitherto unrecognised expressions of beauty. But, 2428 1| literature, if not on the unreliable anecdotes of passing travellers. 2429 5| might seek to soothe an unruly horse, and softly touched 2430 3| suggestion. In leaving something unsaid the beholder is given a 2431 5| fact that they have passed unscathed through centuries of criticism 2432 4| not be attacked with the unscrupulous zeal of the Dutch housewife. 2433 5| unspoken, we gaze upon the unseen. The master calls forth 2434 5| to mind. We listen to the unspoken, we gaze upon the unseen. 2435 1| Again we stigmatise the untamed aesthete who, regardless 2436 4| granite lanterns, became uplifted above ordinary thoughts. 2437 2| symbolism of the time was urging one to mirror the Universal 2438 7| of life. Not only in the usages of polite society, but also 2439 | using 2440 1| practiced for the sake of utility. The East and the West, 2441 5| with bated breath its least utterance. An eminent Sung critic 2442 3| for they were afraid of uttering half-truths. They began 2443 5| V. Art Appreciation~Have you 2444 3| of such tales, which are valuable, however, as confirming 2445 5| be foolish indeed if we valued their achievement simply 2446 2| plantations of China, the possible variations of the tea-service and illustrations 2447 3| hermits alike, followed with varied and interesting results 2448 2| other in discovering new varieties, and regular tournaments 2449 1| his head against the solar vault and shivered the blue dome 2450 6| receptacle to suggest the vegetation of lakes and marshes, and 2451 4| are shining with a fresh verdure; not a twig, not a leaf 2452 5| the taste of the majority. Verily, Rikiu was one in a thousand 2453 5| Lungmen stood a Kiri tree, a veritable king of the forest. It reared 2454 3| of Confucianism and vice versa. ~We have said that the 2455 7| dagger, and in exquisite verse thus addresses it: ~"Welcome 2456 4| be found in the following verses: "A cluster of summer trees,/ 2457 6| living things, placed them in vessels of water. It is said that 2458 4| truly a sanctuary from the vexations of the outer world. There 2459 6| VI. Flowers~In the trembling 2460 5| our being are awakened, we vibrate and thrill in response to 2461 3| knowledge of Confucianism and vice versa. ~We have said that 2462 2| constitutes the eternal youth and vigour of the poets and ancients. 2463 7| VII. Tea-Masters~In religion 2464 7| his genius in the Imperial villa of Katsura, the castles 2465 3| once stood before a jar of vinegar--the emblem of life--and 2466 2| the difference in favorite vintage marks the separate idiosyncrasies 2467 6| image the unfolding of a virgin soul? The primeval man in 2468 6| lover of flowers is he who visits them in their native haunts, 2469 5| being awed by the immense vista of thought presented to 2470 6| vinegar, alum, and sometimes, vitriol. Boiling water would be 2471 5| Infinity, but words cannot voice his delight, for the eye 2472 5| Anon were heard the dreamy voices of summer with its myriad 2473 6| on the subject is quite voluminous. When the flower fades, 2474 1| fanaticism or else abject voluptuousness. Indian spirituality has 2475 2| on this sweet breeze and waft away thither." ~The remaining 2476 7| wave of rare incense is wafted from the tea-room; it is 2477 5| gentle pattering of rain, the wail of the cuckoo. Hark! a tiger 2478 6| the tea-room, but a sight waited him there which completely 2479 6| and marshes, and on the wall above he hung a painting 2480 6| in order to entertain a wandering friar. The friar is in reality 2481 2| methods of self-realisation. Wangyucheng eulogised tea as "flooding 2482 5| of their feelings. They want the costly, not the refined; 2483 6| punishment in this? ~The wanton waste of flowers among Western 2484 6| nowadays against those who wantonly destroy flowers and mutilate 2485 2| steeped tea, rejoiced in light ware of white porcelain. ~In 2486 1| spectacle of sanguinary warfare if Russia had condescended 2487 6| with the grim humour of a warlike age. After referring to 2488 6| the maddening thirst that warns of ebbing life. ~Flowers, 2489 6| your past incarnation to warrant such punishment in this? ~ 2490 7| estimation in which the great warrior held the tea-master. But 2491 4| from labour to the fierce warriors and statesmen engaged in 2492 6| than he of the scissors. We watch with delight his concern 2493 6| Sekishiu once placed some water-plants in a flat receptacle to 2494 2| serene sky or floated like waterlilies on emerald streams. It was 2495 7| the grey stone lanterns. A wave of rare incense is wafted 2496 6| mystic fire consumes our weakness, the sacred sword cleaves 2497 6| and flirt with them. We wed and christen with flowers. 2498 3| discussion ensued while weeding the garden, paring a turnip, 2499 6| within you for two or more weeks longer than would have been 2500 4| architecture. We can but weep over the senseless imitations 2501 4| which groaned under the weight of the tile-covered roofs. 2502 3| absolutely perfectly. Thus many a weighty discussion ensued while


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