2017Journal article
Coralie Chapuis
En Chine, les moines utilisaient le the pour stimuler leur pratique de meditation. Il avait pour reputation de maintenir eveille et de purifier l'esprit. Importee dans les temples religieux japonais, cette coutume a ete elevee au rang d'art, au sens zen, par le moine zen Murata Shuko au 15e siecle. Il a invente la ceremonie du the. Avec des gestes simples, lents et mesures, le maitre du the nettoie les differents ustensiles, rempli d’eau un bol de ceramique, bat la poudre de matcha avec un fouet en bambou et sert ses invites. Ce moment propice a la meditation et au partage devient tres rapidement un rite pour les toutes les classes de la societe japonaise.
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Coralie Chapuis. (2017). Les expressions du zen : la cérémonie du thé.
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