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      FAQ
      What makes your espresso so special?
      What happens during the guided meditation?
      Where are Inspiriances held?
      How long does an inspriance last?
      FAQ
      What makes your espresso so special?
      What happens during the guided meditation?
      Where are Inspiriances held?
      How long does an inspriance last?
      This quote comes from the Trabocca Coffee Facebook Page,
      "The Story of Waaqa"      See also:
      Wyessa, Bula Sirika,
      "Buna Qalaa: A Quest for Traditional Uses of Coffee among Oromo People with Special Emphasis on Wallaga, Ethiopia", p.9
      For instance, this is an example.Much of the research for the Inspiracy took place during the writing of a book that now serves as a primary source :
      "The Tears of Waaqa"
      Derara, Worku. 2019.
      "The Ethnoarchaeology of coffee production and consumption: three case studies from Southwest Ethiopia (Kafecho, Majangir and Oromo)"
      Doctoral Thesis. N.p.: Universidad Complutense De Madrid. Page 522
      Hattox, Ralph S. 1985. Coffee and Coffeehouses: The Origins of a Social Beverage in the Medieval Near East. N.p.: University of Washington Press. Page 24
      Seidel, Kathleen. “Coffee - The Wine of Islam: From Serving the Guest: A Sufi Cookbook & Art Gallery.”
      s u p e r l u m i n a l, Accessed 24 April, 2023
      Al-Jaziri, Abd al-Qadir ibn Muhammad al Ansari, al Hanbali. Umdat al-safwa fi hil al-qahwa.
      Paris Bibliotheque Nationale, arabe no. 4590
      As quoted in Hattox, 1985, pp 14-15
      Hattox, Ralph S. 1985. Coffee and Coffeehouses: The Origins of a Social Beverage in the Medieval Near East. N.p.: University of Washington Press. Page 28
      Source: wikipedia.com, "Entheogen"
      Pollan, Michael, "This is Your Mind on Plants", Penguin Press; First Edition , July 6, 2021
      Meister, Ever; "Coffee History: The Coffee Break"; Serious Eats, August 9, 2018
      About 80% of the world population consumes caffeine every day, with a daily intake equal to 200 mg, equivalent to around three espresso cups per day.The current world population is about 8.2 Billion people.8.2B * .8 = 6.56B * 200 = 1.3T