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Old 13-May-2004   #1
Mike
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"The art of bonsai"

The art of bonsai
Bonsai, which means "potted tree" in Japanese, is the ancient art of
growing miniature trees. The creations date back to about 200 A.D. in
China, but the practice later spread to Japan.
at http://www.washtimes.com/metro/2004...03212-6240r.htm
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Old 13-May-2004   #2
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Nice article. Thanks for the tip, Mike.
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From: Mike
The art of bonsai
Bonsai, which means "potted tree" in Japanese, is the ancient art of
growing miniature trees. The creations date back to about 200 A.D. in
China, but the practice later spread to Japan.
at http://www.washtimes.com/metro/2004...03212-6240r.htm

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Old 13-May-2004   #3
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At 06:40 05/05/2004 -0700, Mike wrote:
>The art of bonsai
>Bonsai, which means "potted tree" in Japanese, is the ancient art of
>growing miniature trees. The creations date back to about 200 A.D. in
>China, but the practice later spread to Japan.
>at http://www.washtimes.com/metro/2004...03212-6240r.htm


Very nice article.
But what do you think about what it is said about the creator syndrome?

"I think it's a creator syndrome. You're controlling another life form. You
structure it. ...

Best wishes to you all.

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Old 13-May-2004   #4
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It tells you little about the art but a lot about the speaker.
Jerry Meislik
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>> The art of bonsai
>> Bonsai, which means "potted tree" in Japanese, is the ancient art of
>> growing miniature trees. The creations date back to about 200 A.D. in
>> China, but the practice later spread to Japan.
>> at http://www.washtimes.com/metro/2004...03212-6240r.htm

>
> Very nice article.
> But what do you think about what it is said about the creator syndrome?
>
> "I think it's a creator syndrome. You're controlling another life form. You
> structure it. ...
>
> Best wishes to you all.
>
> Samuel


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Old 13-May-2004   #5
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Nice article. Thanks,
Jerry Meislik
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> The art of bonsai
> Bonsai, which means "potted tree" in Japanese, is the ancient art of
> growing miniature trees. The creations date back to about 200 A.D. in
> China, but the practice later spread to Japan.
> at http://www.washtimes.com/metro/2004...03212-6240r.htm
>
>


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Old 13-May-2004   #6
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Mike wrote:

> The art of bonsai
> Bonsai, which means "potted tree" in Japanese, is the ancient art of
> growing miniature trees. The creations date back to about 200 A.D. in
> China, but the practice later spread to Japan.
> at http://www.washtimes.com/metro/2004...03212-6240r.htm


Bonsai means tree on a tray rather than in a *pot*
we find the word
BON in bon kei

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Old 13-May-2004   #7
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The word bonsai does NOT mean "tree" in a container or pot.

The direct translation of the word bonsai means "to plant into a tray".
The word tree is not there.

This is a common misunderstanding which has been going on for years....

But don't worry about it. Even the best bonsai texts have this wrong.

Bill

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Old 13-May-2004   #8
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Oops, now you tell us!!! I too have been propagating this error for many
years.
Jerry Meislik
Whitefish Montana USA
Zone 4-5
http://www.bonsaihunk.8m.com/
> The word bonsai does NOT mean "tree" in a container or pot.
>
> The direct translation of the word bonsai means "to plant into a tray".
> The word tree is not there.
>
> This is a common misunderstanding which has been going on for years....
>
> But don't worry about it. Even the best bonsai texts have this wrong.
>
> Bill


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