Crown Idea for Flutemakers

[an_seanduine]

My Sensei never used the words wabi or sabi, but he insisted on them when we worked in the garden.
Later, when I took instruction in cha no yu, I was formally introduced to them and the overall aesthetic of Sen Rikyu.
I’m not entirely certain how much, if any, of this I can bring to ITM.

Bob

[talasiga]

thanks for your snip I have now corrected the typo Nano.

Stivell isn’t Alan’s “real surname” either. So what?

The last time I looked at the issue of common law of surnames
it went somthing like this,

@the judgement in Australian Family Law Court

At common law an adult may assume any surname by using such name and becoming known by it. A surname is not a matter of law but a matter of repute.

and

@the judgement in House of Lords

Speaking generally, the law of this country allows any person to assume and use any name , provided its use is not calculated to deceive and to inflict pecuniary loss.

Now I am fully aware that this may not be the law in France or Japan but the fact is the guy wrote a book with Ohsawa as the author and as far as I am concerned thats “real” enough a name for to credit his quote under that name.

Thanks.