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-=====帛紗さばき(ふくささばき)===== +=====帛紗===== 
-Can be done in 3 ways: 真(しん), 行(ぎょう), (そう)I think it works as follows: +捌き can be done in 3 ways: 真, 行 or 草. 
-  * normal way that use for 盆略(ぼんりゃく)is 草  +  * normal way that you use in 薄茶 is 草. 
-  * for handling a normal 茶入, its 四方さばき (which I don't know if it'行 or 草). Hiromi said how you can practise this a lifetime, so you manage to really put your heart into it. Also, breathe out when bending it; as if you're compressing the air in the room. +  * for handling a normal 茶入, it'四方.  
-        * The first pressing of 四方捌き is short! +        * To find the proper position, make a circle with the arms and the 帛紗, then move to the L so that the 帛紗'R side is over your L kneeMake sure the 帛紗 stays horizontally parallel to the floor (Miya 25) 
-  * for handling 唐物茶入(からもの)as in [[restricted:bondate|盆点(ぼんだて)]] is 真. This is where you form 81 (or 88?) layers. At Ullrich's seminar in July 2017, he mentioned the number of layers, and that this represents how they contain the universe.+        * Hiromi said how you can practise this a lifetime to manage to really put your heart into it. Also, breathe out when bending it; as if you're compressing the air in the room. 
 +        * Christoph (24) had a good take: it's a slow motion version of pulling the 帛紗 apart to get the dust out. 
 +        * KM also suggested to practise this with the "energy circle". 
 +  * for handling 唐物茶入 as in [[restricted:bondate|盆点(ぼんだて)]] is 真. This is where you form 81 (or 88?) layers. At Ulrich's seminar in July 2017, he mentioned the number of layers, and that this represents how they contain the universe
 +        * When you 真捌き, keep the 帛紗 standing until the very end, gripping the little packet with a R overhand grip to move to clean the 茶入.
  
-=====筅通し(ちゃせんとおし)=====+   入: When pulling down the 帛紗, form a circle with your R hand. 
 +   * 棗: Don't use the 帛紗 like a brush, keep it perpendicular to the ground. 
 +   * 茶杓: Make sure there's enough air when cleaning! 
 +   * Generally: Don't use your L thumb to fix 帛紗 on your palm!
  
 +=====茶筅=====
    * Also called 茶筅調べ(ちゃせん しらべ), inspection of the 茶筅    * Also called 茶筅調べ(ちゃせん しらべ), inspection of the 茶筅
-   Ullrich said in June 2017 that the 茶筅 should be raised by x, where x is half the distance from the ground to the level of the tip of the [[hishaku|柄杓(ひしゃく)]]+   Ulrich said in June 2017 that the 茶筅 should be raised by x, where x is half the distance from the ground to the level of the tip of the [[hishaku|柄杓]]
    * From above if on lacquered surface, **not** for 平茶碗!    * From above if on lacquered surface, **not** for 平茶碗!
    * Modern teachers don't like the トック even for 子習, since it bears the danger of breaking the 茶碗, and it's a bit pretentious.    * Modern teachers don't like the トック even for 子習, since it bears the danger of breaking the 茶碗, and it's a bit pretentious.
 +   * After the の字, make sure you lift both hands with the lower back, without one of them moving independently.
  
  
- +=====柄杓=====
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-=====Purifying===== +
-   * 茶入: When pulling down the 帛紗, form a circle with your R hand. +
-    棗: Don't use the 帛紗 like a brush, keep it perpendicular to the ground. +
-   * 茶杓: Make sure there's enough air when cleaning! +
-   * Generally: Don't use your L thumb to fix 帛紗 on your palm! +
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-=====柄杓(ひしゃく)=====+
    * There's 置き柄杓(おき), 切り柄杓(きり)and 引柄杓(ひき). Put, cut, pull.    * There's 置き柄杓(おき), 切り柄杓(きり)and 引柄杓(ひき). Put, cut, pull.
    * When pouring cold water into the [[kama|釜(かま)]] or left-over hot water, make sure not to handle the 柄杓 like an oil seller. That is:     * When pouring cold water into the [[kama|釜(かま)]] or left-over hot water, make sure not to handle the 柄杓 like an oil seller. That is: 
      * don't shake off the last drop of water      * don't shake off the last drop of water
-     * don't lift the 柄杓 while pouring+     * don't lift the 柄杓 while pouring. This is called 油柄杓(あぶら ひしゃく), which means //oil ladle//, and already was a pet peeve of 利休! 
 +   * When drawing cold water, because I have big hands, no need to draw back; and make sure thumb doesn't go over 柄杓. 
 +   * In 炉, the index finger is about 1 cm away from the node. Because of this, pick it up where it makes sense, either on the 炉縁 or on the 畳 ribbon (Miya 25). 
 +   * A good way to remember whether to do かまえ or not: If you move something afterwards while holding the 柄杓, you かまえ. So in [[nagaita|長板濃茶]], you do it!
  
-   * This is called 油柄杓(あぶら ひしゃく), which means //oil ladle//. 
-   * When drawing cold water, because I have big hands, no need to draw back; and make sure thumb doesn't go over 柄杓. 
  
 +=====Room=====
 +   * open the ふすま: first movement when opening and last movement when closing needn't be the flat-stretched hand, can also be the thumb, akin to when you close the 鶴瓶 lid.
 +   * Sitting down:
 +         * Keep your feet tucked together and heels pressed against each other. Don't slide back with the L foot! (I used to do that to save my knee, but it's no longer necessary.)
 +         * When moving your upper body back after putting your feet down flat on the ground, push through your lower back.
 +
 +=====Walking====
 +   * When turning, slide your big toe of the moving foot against the inside of the standing foot. Like this the 着物 doesn't open, and it looks very tidy.