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After a couple years of hard work, trips, discussions, conversations, questions, dreams, The Wabisabian Manifesto was born. We are so happy! We’ll publish it soon.

(via Celebrating the birth of The Wabisabian Manifesto w/ @Lucy868… on Twitpic)

Imperfect reading for a manifesto day… The Free Radicals Manifesto.

We don’t create solely for ourselves, we want to make a real and lasting impact in the world around us.

(via A Manifesto For Free Radicals: Less Paperwork, Less Waiting, More Action :: Articles :: The 99 Percent)

The new member of our wabi/library: Renzo Rosso’s “Be Stupid”.

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Manifesto of the Tea Appreciation Society

1. We want to sing the love of tea.
2. The essential elements of our poetry will be loose leaf tea, boiled water, a tea pot, a china cup and a biscuit.
3. Literature has up to now magnified idleness, and slumber. We want to exalt these slow movements of ecstasy, feverish boiling of the kettle, the pour, the perilous stir, the rattle and the clink of the spoon.
4. We declare that the splendour of the world has been enriched by an old beauty: the beauty of tea.
5. Beauty exists only in considered brewing. There is no masterpiece that has an aggressive character. Poetry is not a violent assault on the forces of infusion.
6. We want to glorify peace – the only cure for the world – militarism, patriotism; these destructive gestures kill the beautiful ideas of the human race.
7. We want to visit museums and libraries, encourage philosophy.
8. We will sing of the great crowds agitated by work; the revolt, smashing the supermarkets; we will rejoice in the baking of bread; the polyphonic surf of revolutions in modern music as we play our ukuleles: the nocturnal vibration of the worms in our compost; our spirits suspended from the clouds by the thread of cup in sleeve tea bags; and the gliding flight of creativity whose propeller sounds like the sipping of enthusiastic tea drinkers.

Manifesto of the Tea Appreciation Society