This needs 1 million more views... I am currently writing a book called Soul Detox and sensory deprivation is one of my chapters, I would absolutely love to interview you this guy about this!
When I was under extreme stress at work, I LOVED floating. My work was loud and chaotic, and I'd float without light or music. I'd leave feeling like I'd had a massage and a great night's sleep. I changed jobs and my resting stress level decreased by about 90%. The first time I floated after starting my new lower stress job, it was still nice, but I got bored near the end, and didn't leave with the super relaxed feeling.
My friend does this weekly for anxiety. He said it is not the same as sleep. With the salt and weightless of the water it's a totally different feeling. I have to try this .
@@johnny-mnemonic13 I'm sure he's a member. I looked at one session for a first timer it was 80$ He seems to be able to do what he loves but not a flashy person. Ya I wouldn't pay that.
I work at a float spa on the weekends. It’s truly the single most beneficial activity that has saved me from my own mind. I’ve learned to think clearly with an open heart, about my life and experiences. My threshold for stress and anxiety is much more robust. And my favorite, it allows me to help individuals on the first float experience, and witness the change in their overall being after the float. Upside down frowns in 60 mins.
I used this information for my studies on alternative therapy, I found this video to be packed full of so much useful information, thank you. greatly appreciated.
People don't realize how powerful their mind actually is, you have the power to do amazing things, the problem with myself is I have so much anxiety I cannot focus on anything long enough to achieve my success, I've been successful, ive created amazing things, but I'm struggling really hard right now because I'm simply distracted, I have my first float session booked this Saturday, unfortunately its a 2 hr drive, but if this thing is amazing im going to look at building or buying one, because you absolutely cannot put a price on your mental health, a healthy mind will produce wealth.
It has been life changing for me. I look forward to it. It really takes 4-6 times before you get it. I had one today which is probably the best ever. I went to a different place. It was surreal. The most serenity space. Helps with my sleep and anxiety. Helps me mediate. I journal afterwards and it’s amazing to read back. Bizarre. But amazing
I recommend floating 100%. Ive had 3 floats so far. I wish i could do more. My mom had a stroke 4 years ago. Now im dealing w her dementia and balance issues w her. Shes getting worse. Im w her 24/7. I myself had several failed spinal fusions and im In constant pain. Ive tried everything to take it away. This is the only thing that completely takes my pain away. Definitely give it a try.
My first time was awesome!!! I was stoked. I bought the monthly unlimited right after I got out. I went and told everyone I ran into, whether I knew them or not. I convinced one friend to go and I bought a gift certificate for another friend and his wife. The 2nd time (next day) was meh. Very disappointing. Had that been the first time I would have said "thanks, it was worth a try, but not for me." I'm going to keep up with the sessions, but I would suggest if anyone tries this, to get a 3 or 5 visit package. Use it every week or so. Don't just jump in and get an unlimited monthly package cuz you loved your first time.
You should never repeat something amazing right away, give yourself a bit of a break, I booked in a session its 2 hrs away, I go this Saturday, but I'd consider buying or building one of these if the upkeep is easy.
I only lasted about 12 minutes and had to get out of the float tank. I was anxious and didn't get the hype. My husband loved it, so I'll try it again, fingers crossed it will be different.
I joined a flotation place, and it was the best thing I ever did. I have severe anxiety, so when I feel the most stressed out, I will go and do a 90 minute float. I just wish the water was a little warmer.
I like that it helps you but what I am not hearing enough is that people actually improved their condition and don't feel like they need to go to this as a crutch. Has it made you more resilient? I am genuinely curious. thanks
I tried it but felt quite claustrophobic at first. There was no way I wanted to pull the lid down completely that felt like being in a coffin. I guess everyone is different in this respect and largely it depends on your experience of dark spaces (if they were traumatic then likely you might struggle). However it is an interesting experience and the data certainly looks positive. I am sure it must vary with the quality of the facilities and the welcome as ours was slightly disinterested and in a business park.
I'm actually looking for something like this,just to feel my whole consciousness. It actually better if it was in total darkness. It felt like I was in a womb. It's calm me.
Is there no value to the Epsom salt that is required to make you float? An Epsom salt bath and some meditation leaves people feeling more relaxed afterwards too but doesn't put $60+ into the economy each time... Is it just the floating feeling they are selling while we neglect the value of the transdermally absorbed Epsom salt that can be purchased for pennies? Is the "technology" of a tank of salt water what is so good for us or is it the silence in a crazy world of noise and distraction. You can't float like that in normal water so there is no way to test that part. Now for the twist... However the data goes, I absolutely love float tanks and think everyone should give them a try.
There's like 800 pounds or more of Epsom salt in a float tank. Which is a lot of money, that you definitely wouldn't want to drain after one use. You're getting a lot of benefits from that much epsom salt
That's great, but has it actually made you more resilient and able to handle more stressors? or is it just something that you feel like you need to have, like a crutch? I would genuinely like to know whether it has improved your condition. it's okay if it hasn't i just want to know
I did it once, and am about to do a second. I felt significantly more energized after the first one, which I attribute to absorbing so much magnesium. It's not the sensory deprivation, because that doesn't actually happen. It's a great therapeutic!
It’s not even close, I have tried every home method to replicate the feeling. It’s really is unreal how good it makes you feel. We’re planning to get a home one because it helps so much.
No..I have it too. The trick is to listen to that frequency intentionally…block everything else out….and you will fall into the black hole of your beautiful conciousness
Last time was my second float first one was a pod this one was a cabin but liked both. But the second time I would drift off into a dream state multiple times at one point it was strange like I would be thinking but then thinking in the dream And realize I’m Dreaming then come out of it. The second time was a lot faster than the first.
There are so many things that supposedly help and yet the number of people with mental issues is not declining. Just let that sink. Everyone can record a video, what are we doing to actually HELP?
@@janetsbff5974 I work in mental health and I second this. Many just settle fog drugs and not willing try anything else often not even engaging with a social worker/support worker
@@doracrabtree8896 maybe it has something to do with the fact that when you are severely depressed you don’t even want to live! If someone tells you to exercise, for obvious reasons you’re not going to do it. Plus I have tried it - it DID NOT WORK!!! There are co-morbidities with other conditions that can make this harder or impossible for people to do. And if you are as good at your job as you claim (pulling the ‘I’m a professional card’) you would know that.
I feel like this when I smoke weed. I float. No bs I get so connected with myself for 2hrs than when the weed wears off I go look for something to eat lol.
It is amazing to be alone and quiet. You really learn alot about your self.
Hard in today's world.
You can think a lot clearer
This needs 1 million more views... I am currently writing a book called Soul Detox and sensory deprivation is one of my chapters, I would absolutely love to interview you this guy about this!
Have you released the book yet?
@@Mwal00 yes
@@ambervongrat3214 where can I read it
@@monkey6189 did you find it?
My experience is its sensory exploration, not deprivation
When I was under extreme stress at work, I LOVED floating. My work was loud and chaotic, and I'd float without light or music. I'd leave feeling like I'd had a massage and a great night's sleep. I changed jobs and my resting stress level decreased by about 90%. The first time I floated after starting my new lower stress job, it was still nice, but I got bored near the end, and didn't leave with the super relaxed feeling.
Thanks for sharing!
I pray in it. And wow.
God Bless.
My friend does this weekly for anxiety. He said it is not the same as sleep. With the salt and weightless of the water it's a totally different feeling. I have to try this .
And does it help your friend?
@@louisetienne6608 oh yeah he's a member at a float place. He says it will release his negative thoughts and feels relaxed and good after.
Your friend must have deep pockets to be doing it weekly. Those sessions are not cheap.
@@johnny-mnemonic13 I'm sure he's a member. I looked at one session for a first timer it was 80$ He seems to be able to do what he loves but not a flashy person. Ya I wouldn't pay that.
@@johnny-mnemonic13maybe his health insurance pays for it
I work at a float spa on the weekends. It’s truly the single most beneficial activity that has saved me from my own mind.
I’ve learned to think clearly with an open heart, about my life and experiences. My threshold for stress and anxiety is much more robust. And my favorite, it allows me to help individuals on the first float experience, and witness the change in their overall being after the float. Upside down frowns in 60 mins.
I used this information for my studies on alternative therapy, I found this video to be packed full of so much useful information, thank you. greatly appreciated.
People don't realize how powerful their mind actually is, you have the power to do amazing things, the problem with myself is I have so much anxiety I cannot focus on anything long enough to achieve my success, I've been successful, ive created amazing things, but I'm struggling really hard right now because I'm simply distracted, I have my first float session booked this Saturday, unfortunately its a 2 hr drive, but if this thing is amazing im going to look at building or buying one, because you absolutely cannot put a price on your mental health, a healthy mind will produce wealth.
Meditate its free
We've been running float centres, and building pods for decades - This is a great video, one of the best!
It has been life changing for me. I look forward to it. It really takes 4-6 times before you get it. I had one today which is probably the best ever. I went to a different place. It was surreal. The most serenity space. Helps with my sleep and anxiety. Helps me mediate. I journal afterwards and it’s amazing to read back. Bizarre. But amazing
I recommend floating 100%. Ive had 3 floats so far. I wish i could do more. My mom had a stroke 4 years ago. Now im dealing w her dementia and balance issues w her. Shes getting worse. Im w her 24/7. I myself had several failed spinal fusions and im In constant pain. Ive tried everything to take it away. This is the only thing that completely takes my pain away. Definitely give it a try.
I find just my quiet time with God helps me tremendously. I could definitely see how true quiet time like this would benefit society. Great concept
HalleluYah
My first time was awesome!!! I was stoked. I bought the monthly unlimited right after I got out. I went and told everyone I ran into, whether I knew them or not. I convinced one friend to go and I bought a gift certificate for another friend and his wife.
The 2nd time (next day) was meh. Very disappointing. Had that been the first time I would have said "thanks, it was worth a try, but not for me." I'm going to keep up with the sessions, but I would suggest if anyone tries this, to get a 3 or 5 visit package. Use it every week or so. Don't just jump in and get an unlimited monthly package cuz you loved your first time.
You should never repeat something amazing right away, give yourself a bit of a break, I booked in a session its 2 hrs away, I go this Saturday, but I'd consider buying or building one of these if the upkeep is easy.
Everyone should have this in the house or outside and use it at this point..Should be medical recomandet.
I only lasted about 12 minutes and had to get out of the float tank. I was anxious and didn't get the hype. My husband loved it, so I'll try it again, fingers crossed it will be different.
Its a wonderful experience. Looking forward to another session.
Where do u go ?
He’s spot on with his assessment.
I joined a flotation place, and it was the best thing I ever did. I have severe anxiety, so when I feel the most stressed out, I will go and do a 90 minute float. I just wish the water was a little warmer.
I like that it helps you but what I am not hearing enough is that people actually improved their condition and don't feel like they need to go to this as a crutch. Has it made you more resilient? I am genuinely curious. thanks
Well done, Float light! Nice clips/visuals
This should be the new household bathtub
2:06 cameraman got a bit too curious
😂 It's for research purposes
You should be nude using this thing tbh
Marketing purposes?
@@Sin.Atonementnah, should have swimwear on.
@@caigetompkins3759 anything that touches your body is a distraction
Two hours is my sweetspot.
My friend took me to a floating center in ocean city Maryland and it was amazing
I tried it but felt quite claustrophobic at first. There was no way I wanted to pull the lid down completely that felt like being in a coffin. I guess everyone is different in this respect and largely it depends on your experience of dark spaces (if they were traumatic then likely you might struggle). However it is an interesting experience and the data certainly looks positive. I am sure it must vary with the quality of the facilities and the welcome as ours was slightly disinterested and in a business park.
I dropped some LSD and got in one. It was the most beautiful experience of my life.
Wow! What did you see
On my way to my first float now. Anxious!
How'd it go?
Sounds a bit ironic lol
What'd you think?
I'm actually looking for something like this,just to feel my whole consciousness. It actually better if it was in total darkness. It felt like I was in a womb. It's calm me.
Is there no value to the Epsom salt that is required to make you float? An Epsom salt bath and some meditation leaves people feeling more relaxed afterwards too but doesn't put $60+ into the economy each time...
Is it just the floating feeling they are selling while we neglect the value of the transdermally absorbed Epsom salt that can be purchased for pennies? Is the "technology" of a tank of salt water what is so good for us or is it the silence in a crazy world of noise and distraction.
You can't float like that in normal water so there is no way to test that part. Now for the twist...
However the data goes, I absolutely love float tanks and think everyone should give them a try.
Girl are you slow? Nobody cares about the Epson salt is the feeling of weightlessness and deprivation of your senses that draw people to this.
Epsom salt isn't the cheapest either...if you would have to flush it down the drain each time
There's like 800 pounds or more of Epsom salt in a float tank. Which is a lot of money, that you definitely wouldn't want to drain after one use. You're getting a lot of benefits from that much epsom salt
I love to float! Everyone should try it
Is there a link to the resource for this data? I’d love to read through it
That's great, but has it actually made you more resilient and able to handle more stressors? or is it just something that you feel like you need to have, like a crutch? I would genuinely like to know whether it has improved your condition. it's okay if it hasn't i just want to know
I did it once, and am about to do a second. I felt significantly more energized after the first one, which I attribute to absorbing so much magnesium. It's not the sensory deprivation, because that doesn't actually happen. It's a great therapeutic!
I'd love to try this sometime.
I did this 2x both are great felt no weight at all due to epsom salt
I'd like to see the same thing done to people after a bath or sleeping. I wonder if a general rest does the same thing.
It’s not even close, I have tried every home method to replicate the feeling. It’s really is unreal how good it makes you feel. We’re planning to get a home one because it helps so much.
Exercise/physical exertion gives me a radical drop in my anxiety
@@pronounshismajesty3542yeah but floating is cool
Soul stone retrieved
Thank you
I have mild tinnitus. I wonder if they can provide some white noise
No..I have it too. The trick is to listen to that frequency intentionally…block everything else out….and you will fall into the black hole of your beautiful conciousness
Yup. This is legit. 🌊
i had my first float today.. insane, it forces you to go into oblivion, you have no choice
Fuck yeah I'm excited to try this better than illegal drugs lol
Can you own one yourself?
Last time was my second float first one was a pod this one was a cabin but liked both. But the second time I would drift off into a dream state multiple times at one point it was strange like I would be thinking but then thinking in the dream
And realize I’m
Dreaming then come out of it. The second time was a lot faster than the first.
I want to float
After this video I have no idea what floating is about. But I did see a great rear end.
I just did this and im different afterwards
Good or bad ??
Float tank + hypnosis + manifesting
I would freak out and try to get out. 😫
Too bad most of us dont have money for this.
There are so many things that supposedly help and yet the number of people with mental issues is not declining. Just let that sink. Everyone can record a video, what are we doing to actually HELP?
They aren’t taking advantage of these alternative methods. Including exercise and mediation. Too many are on pharma drugs and social media.
@@janetsbff5974 I work in mental health and I second this. Many just settle fog drugs and not willing try anything else often not even engaging with a social worker/support worker
I can’t get over people saying it’s expensive it is not
@@doracrabtree8896 maybe it has something to do with the fact that when you are severely depressed you don’t even want to live! If someone tells you to exercise, for obvious reasons you’re not going to do it. Plus I have tried it - it DID NOT WORK!!! There are co-morbidities with other conditions that can make this harder or impossible for people to do. And if you are as good at your job as you claim (pulling the ‘I’m a professional card’) you would know that.
@@tonydepalma it is!!!!
That girl fine asl
yo stfu this aint abt that simp
i call it: forced meditation
These are the new doorways🚪👎🏾
What do you mean? Like access to our minds?
كلام جميل 👌
I feel like this when I smoke weed. I float. No bs I get so connected with myself for 2hrs than when the weed wears off I go look for something to eat lol.