Used by monks for over two thousand years...

Originally tea was used for the cultivation of energy or chi (qi) when the monks were spending many hours in meditation, in practice and working on the land. They used the tea to balance their energy levels, gathering it with great reverence and mindfulness because they knew that it contained within it all that they needed to sustain their aspirations for great insight and understanding...

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  • Energy cultivation

    Everything in creation is energetically vibrating, nothing is truly still. Negative things or anything detrimental to health, including emotions vibrate at a lower rate. On a scale of 1-1000 shame is the lowest at 20, rising upwards through to love at 500, 700 upwards is considered pure consciousness or enlightenment. The teas when tested by a fully qualified kinesiologist familiar with this scale (Known as 'Power vs Force') tested them at 970+.

  • Self awareness

    Due to the presence of. a unique amino acid called L-Theanine. the regular practice of drinking Chinese tea has subtle yet profound effects on your brain and nervous system. Not only does it reduce cortisol and regulate your stress response but shifts your very way of attending to the world to be more balanced between the left and right hemispheres of your brain. In this liminal space a healthier more balance world view emerges.

  • Soul medicine

    "I have come to share with you the secrets of my wisdom. I have been used with reverence for hundreds of thousands of years but the deeper wisdoms of mankind's relationships with me have been forgotten. As mankind has ceased to see itself as part of all, it has become separate from the wisdom of all plants and I am no exception.

    I am the teacher of profound inner peace. I will help all that work with me, consciously, reverently, to find the doorway to their inner stillness...".

    Use the tea as soul medicine 

The story of All The Tea In China (acronym: ATTIC)

In 2004 Ric and I both had daily practices which we loved. Ric had found qigong and I chose yoga, we were both looking for something to drink to accompany those practices and the natural choice was green tea.

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  • June and the journey

    June and the journey

    I talk a lot about the similarities that these exceptional teas offer. The impact on our bodies and minds regardless of which of the 5 you choose to drink. But...

    June and the journey

    I talk a lot about the similarities that these exceptional teas offer. The impact on our bodies and minds regardless of which of the 5 you choose to drink. But...

  • May and resonnance

    May and resonnance

    Thank you springtime for the very much needed sunshine. I feel like an egg timer turned upside-down, allowing all the gorgeous yellow energy to flow through me and fill up...

    May and resonnance

    Thank you springtime for the very much needed sunshine. I feel like an egg timer turned upside-down, allowing all the gorgeous yellow energy to flow through me and fill up...

  • April and stillness

    April and stillness

    For those who read this newsletter regularly, you know I am often sharing thoughts around what is currently in my head, but it inevitably returns to tea. Well that’s expected...

    April and stillness

    For those who read this newsletter regularly, you know I am often sharing thoughts around what is currently in my head, but it inevitably returns to tea. Well that’s expected...

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