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| Links |
| On the general subject of Wabi Sabi |
| Japanese Aesthetics, Wabi-Sabi, and the Tea Ceremony (http://www.art.unt.edu/ntieva/artcurr/asian/wabisabi.html). |
| Wabi and Sabi: The Aesthetics of Solitude (http://www.hermitary.com/house/aesthetics.html). |
| Keri Smith's article on Wabi Sabi (http://www.kerismith.com/WishJarTales/wabisabi.htm). |
| John A. Salat's article: Wabi - Sabi (zen architecture practice)( http://home.earthlink.net/~salat/wabi.html). |
| Japanese Friendship Garden article - The Concept of WABI and SABI (http://www.niwa.org/Wabi.html). |
| Quotes about wabi sabi (http://users.exis.net/%7ejnc/nontech/wabisabi.html). |
| Tea and Teaism |
| The Japanese Tea Ceremony (http://www.holymtn.com/tea/Japanesetea.htm). |
| Aprille Glover's excellent collection of tea related links (http://www.aprille.net/tea/tea-links.html). |
| The Book of Tea by Kakuzo Okakura - the whole text - Enjoyable reading! (http://www.sacred-texts.com/bud/tea.htm). |
| What is Tea? article on Marx Computers site (http://www.marx-computers.com/Tea/whatistea.htm). |
| Tea improves memory (http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/3951003.stm) |
| Haiku |
| The Heron's Nest, a Haiku journal. Six year's worth of excellent haiku and a yearly opportunity to vote on your favorites (http://www.theheronsnest.com/) |
| AHA poetry's list of articles on Haiku and related forms (http://www.ahapoetry.com/haiku.htm) |
| Brooks Books Haiku - Randy & Shirley Brooks offer several excellent online collections of Haiku with photography or haiga paintings (http://www.brooksbookshaiku.com) |
| Haiku Blogs |
| Richard's wabi sabi world (http://rrpowell.homestead.com/files/blogger.html) |
| Eric Houck Jr's "Haiku and Senryu" (http://www.ericshaiku.blogspot.com) Along with Eric's haiku and photos this blog contains a good list of other Haiku Blogs. |
| David A. Giacalone's "dagosan's haiku diary" (http://dagosanshaikudiary.blogspot.com/) |
| Matt Morden's Blog (http://mordenhaikupoetry.blogspot.com/) |
| Bonsai |
| The Bonsai Tree Forum is a place you can ask questions, discuss techniques, and post comments and helpful hints for other bonsai enthusiasts. (http://www.bonsaitreeforums.com/) | Colin Lewis's nicely designed site with lots of examples of mature bonsai and an extensive and well written reading section (http://www.bonsaiforum.com/). |
| The Austin Bonsai Society collection of articles on Bonsai (http://www.main.org/bonsai/articles.htm). |
| Practices that Heal and Restore |
| ToDo Institute - excellent summaries of Japanese Therapies and practices. (http://www.todoinstitute.org/index.html). |
| Help in living a Wabi Sabi Lifestyle |
| Natural Home Magazine online archives. (http://www.naturalhomemag.com/living-articles/Default.htm)This magazine provides well written articles on introducing Wabi Sabi (see the article Imperfect Beauty)and other natural esthetics into every day life. Designed to help people, "practice earth-inspired living." |
| Lisa Rickwood's Escape the Pace website with sample chapter from her book and participation contests. (http://www.escapethepace.com/index.htm). |
| Taro Gold's website with upcoming events and daily wisdom subscription. (http://www.tarogold.com/) |
| Cultural Creative Sites |
| The Healing Kitchen is a source of dietary wisdom from author Beth Yim (http://www.thehealingkitchen.ca) |
| The Ageless Warrior provides articles and products designed to chart your path to healthy living and a healthy life. (http://www.agelesswarrior.com) |
| Deeper Wabi Sabi |
| The Pattern Language site started by the original pioneers in this field help you create spaces that feel right. Many of the patterns used are wabi sabi(http://www.patternlanguage.com/index.htm). |
| Stephen Wolfram's site which includes the entire text of "A New Kind of Science" a 1197 page compendium of evidence and theory that illuminate the idea that simple programs could underlie the complex structures we experience around us (http://www.wolframscience.com/). |
| Golden Ration.Net gathers a wealth of information and illustrations about the Phi, The Golden Section (Ratio, Mean), The Divine Proportion, and the Fibonacci Series (http://www.goldennumber.net/). |
| About the Authors |
| Beebe Barksdale-Bruner forthcoming book of poetry - It Comes to Me Loosely Woven is due out this spring from Press 53 contact Press 53 at: editor@press53.com |
| Angelee Deodhar's website: (http://www.tempslibres.org/sites/ang/en/Angpage.html ) |
| William Hart's website: (http://home.earthlink.net/~hartsarts/) |
| Eric Houck Jr.'s blog: (http://www.ericshaiku.blogspot.com/ ) |
| Jim Kacian is Editor in Chief at Red Moon Press (www.redmoonpress.com) |
| Matt Morden's Blog (http://mordenhaikupoetry.blogspot.com/) | Autobiographical site for Richard R. Powell (http://rrpowell.homestead.com/biog.html) |
| Richard R. Powell's blog on Zaadz (http://wabisabi.zaadz.com/blog) | Autobiographical site for Fiona Robyn (http://www.fionarobyn.co.uk/ ) |
| Saša Važić (female)
is a
writer, haiku poet,
english language translator,
freelance journalist, and
owner and editor of Haiku Reality English pages: (http://www.geocities.com/ana_vazic/indexeng.htm) |
| E-mail the Authors |
| Beebe Barksdale-Bruner - beebe.barksdale.bruner@gmail.com |
| William Hart - hartsarts@earthlink.net |
| Vasile Moldovan - vasilemoldovan@yahoo.com |
| santiago pacquing jr. - shaijenson@yahoo.com |
| Richard R. Powell - inboxonmars@yahoo.ca |
| Fiona Robyn - fiona@fionarobyn.co.uk | Frans Terryn- frans.terryn@skynet.be |
| Saša Važić - v.sasa@ptt.yu |
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