ALT Ever felt like things just felt a little bit fresher after a float? Things like colors looking brighter, sounds being more noticeable, or even sandwiches tasting better? It's not just your good mood playing tricks on you. Despite being commonly referred to as sensory deprivation, floating offers an opportunity for your sensory systems to reset themselves. This means that when we exit the tank and go back into the world, things might appear to be a bit more vibrant than they were.
ALT Illustration of a super hero reading a book, with caption: Float For Super-Learning
ALT "Floating provides a window into the lowest reaches of our brain - a window that allows us to see the rhythm of our life and feel our body completely at rest, not being pulled or tugged in one direction or another by the contingencies of the external world." - Dr. Justin Feinstein
ALT Julie stands outside of FLOAT with the giant glittery "200" I made her hold
ALT A woman floats with her dark hair swirling around her, with quote: "A quietness comes from the empty space, and along with the quiet comes an appreciation of simply being where I am."
