Thank God for tea! What would the world do without tea!How did it exist? I am glad I was not born before tea.- William Gladstone, British Prime Minister (1809-1898)We all like to be pampered or made to feel special, such as when a neighbor brings by some baked cookies, a … Continue reading
Recently, I spent a week in the beautiful village of Saint-Maximin-la-Sainte Baume in Provence. Of course, the food, wine, and weather were fantastic, but I was amazed at the quality, variety, and quantity of tea available in the tiny hamlet.Saint-Maximin-la-Sainte Baume is a small town of about 14,000 people located … Continue reading
Obviously, tea is inspiring and exciting, stimulating (or calming), and very tasty. However, there are some situations in which a certain type of tea, or just tea in general, may not be the best thing to have. Scenario 1It is 104 degrees as you and your companions trudge through Death … Continue reading
When I first started Naja Tea in 2008, I had a vision of creating one of the first direct-sales tea companies to bring quality, healthful, and unique teas directly to the consumer through in-home tea parties – the Mary Kay of tea if you will.As my business expanded and food … Continue reading
In the field of Positive Psychology, the focus, as you can probably imagine, is more on building resilience through developing a positive outlook on, and appreciation for, your life, than on trying to uncover and resolve pathology. Two of the strategies that I use with patients is a gratitude journal … Continue reading
In her new book, Sereni-Tea: Sipping Self Success, T Ching contributor Dharlene Marie Fahl weaves together two subjects that are clearly meant for each other – the quest for self love and the therapeutic benefits of tea. Indeed, in her Introduction, Dharlene explains that her goal in what is the … Continue reading