If an Asian Cat invented tea then who invented milk, the cow who puncturate herself on grass as the legend of Indian tales goes and gave her best to the child who was needy. If the Cat was needy, Yassam as her Owner called Her, that’s where Gladstone got it from, He read the Owner’s Diary in assam as he and she both called it and called local tea Assam. I spoke to a English Lady once and said more tea is drunk in the Asian Continent than in India Where TEA was INvented, and she said, “I am British and I don’t care.” I spoke again and She Said, “Silence, I AM Drinking MY TEA.” That was in her journal. She never quoted herself as She had learned in Sri Lanka not to, from Pali texts.
If We DRink TEA as they do in India, then once a month, if in Pali then once a day, if in Britian then three times a day and finally in British India, then all the time. What would you do in the United States. Ask the Witch of Morning Air as I call it as does the Dalai Lama of late, or ask your mother, or ask the doctor. None, if in Pali, ask yourself. If in Europe, ask the Doctor of Finance and if in the United States, do it for yourself and ask and ask and ask and ask and get no response.
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