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What You'll Discover (While Falling Asleep):

The 9th-century origins of tea in Japan and caffeinated Buddhist monks
Sen no Rikyū and the codification of tea ceremony in the 16th century (spoiler: it doesn't end well for him)
The four-hour ceremony explained in exhaustive, sleep-inducing detail
Wabi-sabi aesthetics: finding beauty in imperfection, cracks, and falling petals
Every single tea utensil described: bowls, whisks, scoops, ladles, and the seventeen ways to fold a silk cloth
Tea room architecture featuring manipulative ceiling heights and crawling-in entrances
The tea garden path: thirty feet of obsessively arranged stones and moss
Zen Buddhism and unanswerable questions that may or may not lead to enlightenment
Famous tea masters who took tea very seriously (sometimes fatally so)
The journey of tea ceremony to the West: from the 1893 Chicago World's Fair to contemporary global practice
Why Westerners struggle with seiza (spoiler: everyone's feet fall asleep, we just don't talk about it)

Perfect for: Insomnia, meditation, background ambiance, or anyone who's ever wondered why making tea should take four hours.