by floatintheforest | Feb 4, 2018 | Creativity, Far Out, Meditation, Mental Clarity, Mental Health, Relaxation, Sleep
Privacy is a rare commodity these days. Many people feel like they spend all their time either at work or travelling to and from it, and are still with other people when they get home. Parents of young children may feel like they never get any time to themselves. When...
by floatintheforest | Oct 18, 2017 | Far Out, Meditation, Relaxation
A couple of weeks ago we spent an interesting day on our stand at the Mind Body Spirit Show. The event was at the Chepstow Racecourse – we’d never been there before, but it was a good venue for this sort of event – warm, comfortable, and we were...
by floatintheforest | Oct 4, 2017 | Far Out, Health, Meditation, Mental Clarity, Mental Health, Relaxation, Sleep
What if we re-charged ourselves as often as we re-charge our phones? We all have days when we feel depleted. Sometimes we know we’re pushing ourselves too hard, or not giving ourselves the fuel we need to function at our best. We may feel tired, grumpy,...
by floatintheforest | Aug 10, 2017 | Creativity, Far Out, Relaxation, Research
You know that feeling of excitement about getting the latest shiny new thing? Have you ever noticed how quickly that much anticipated object loses its lustre once you actually obtain it? Soon enough it fades into the background among all the other objects. Now...
by floatintheforest | Jun 23, 2017 | Far Out, Pain Relief, Recovery, Sleep, Sports, Uncategorised
Experience zero-gravity here on Earth Have you ever wondered what it feels like to be an astronaut: suspended, weightless in the peace of space, looking down on the blue-green earth like a jewel hundreds of miles below? We all know that gravity exists, but we...
by floatintheforest | May 11, 2017 | Creativity, Far Out, Meditation, Mental Clarity, Relaxation
“Genuinely looking forward to the chance to experience sensory enhancement” It was when someone said this to me on Twitter that I got thinking… Have you ever tried closing your eyes for a little while when outside in the dark, and then opening them...
