Float On / Let go

Image Description: Me sitting submerged in salt water, in a dark room, with my naked back turned to the camera, hair pushed to the side. 2019.

Disease or dis-ease? The word refers to a lack of ease in our natural state. Instead of placing emphasis on a particular ailment, it’s about focusing on prevention rather than finding a cure. Since 2014, float therapy has helped me tremendously with healing in ways I didn’t think was possible in my situation. It not only relieves physical tension but it resets my mental state and I literally always leave feeling happier. I get to feel free and completely myself. Floating makes me feel empowered and safe. Highly, highly recommend it, it is truly something.

By the way, this one here isn’t sensory deprivation but still enjoyable. Take extra precaution because it is super slippery! It feels like death just to get to my float because I can easily (and likely) experience a damaging fall without being able to catch myself...but it’s still worth it. All in the name of healing🤘🏼

Float on, my dudes.

#happyplace

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