Showing posts with label happiness. Show all posts
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Seacoast Flote ~ My First Flote


Seacoast Flote: Relax, Recharge, Reset

Today I went to Seacoast Flote for my first float. My beautiful cousin Candy gifted me this session for Christmas. I am so grateful for this experience. Candy, I love you. <3 




I was nervous and excited at the same time. I was nervous mainly because the thought of being in a pod of water in complete darkness with no sound for an hour was a bit frightening. Let me tell you, it's nothing like that at all. 

The staff was super friendly and helpful. I was taken down to the "Metta" tank. This was bigger than the pods I had seen photos of.


Once inside, they will explain the process to you. Basically, you take a pre-float shower, wash off your makeup and bandage any open wounds. The rooms are very private and have locks on them so you feel really comfortable. You can float in your bathing suit or naked. I decided on going naked. Whichever you prefer is fine.


After showering and putting my ear plugs in, it was time to float !! Once in the tank, you close the door behind you and you have the option to shut the lights completely, leave them on one color, or let it rotate through Red, Pink, White, Blue, Amber, and Orange. I decided to try it completely dark for about 20 minutes.



While in complete darkness, I just floated, letting go of everything and anything that passed through my mind. I really wanted to stay in the moment. I was easier than I thought it would be for me. It felt like what floating through space would feel like.... only with air. Lol. It was very freeing, and during my next float I will try to go longer in complete darkness. I feel like it was good for my body, mind & soul. Just letting go.... of everything.... I was at peace. 

Once your time is up, you take a post float shower to remove all the salt. A nice hot shower was a perfect ending to the hour long float, which is set at body temperature. Change and then you have a full bathroom across the hall that even has a hair dryer in it. Very convenient.


These two pictures on the wall are a great representation of what I'd just experienced



After changing and what-not, your invited to go hang out and chill in the lounge. I drank hot Peppermint Tea and flipped through the pages of some inspirational books. They also have a therapy light for Seasonal Affective Disorder.




Inspirational book I picked up to read while sipping tea.


After relaxing a bit I was ready to browse the store.







I had an amazing experience and I will definitely be back for the monthly membership once I get back to work. I found the experience relaxing, calming, therapeutic & inspiring.

Recommendation to new floaters: don't rub your eyes !! :)

To experience your own float session, and to find out more information about all the services offered at Seacoast Flote, visit their website.

Seacost Flote Official Website: https://www.seacoastflote.com/

 

Update


I know I have been MIA recently. So, Just a quick update here.

Last month was my Birthday. The middle of Summer. It's usually my favorite time of year. Not this year. I was in a deep, deep state of severe depression and was suicidal. I had to take a medical leave from work. Been working with my therapist and have adjusted my anti depressant. It's been almost a week since I've started feeling better. I am praying daily and working with my angels & spirit guides. I believe I've had a Divine Intervention over the weekend. More on that when I get the details from the witnesses. 








One day at a time. Focusing on me. Being positive. Happiness. 
Be back soon,

Kindness Rocks


Have you heard about the kindness rocks movement ?! You probably will soon. These are local communities of people who paint creative and inspiring rocks, and then leave them around town. Locals interested can get clues as to where they're hidden, if your lucky enough to have a local Facebook group. How cool is this ?! There's nothing like spreading positivity and love these days. 

I was interested in learning to paint the rocks because I just thought they were pretty, unique and that it would be a fun hobby. I kept putting in on the back burner, eventually I'd get to it. It was recently that I found out about the whole kindness movement, and decided it was time to hop on board !!

First step, collecting rocks ! I went to Ordiorne Point State Park in Rye, NH over the weekend. It was still a bit chilly for me, but I had a good time with Bill. Did you know that if your walking on the rocks there, there are little black spiders all over the place ?! Spiders on the beach, really ?!


  In addition to getting rocks, I wanted to check out the abandoned bunkers. We found one, and there was no way inside. We decided that would be another trip when it gets warmer out. 



 So, I've got my rocks. Now, the tools !! Basically any craft paints, paint brushes, tray, rag, and doting tools. I got all these at Michael's crafts store. I forgot to add the clear spray topcoat sealer. The one I have is from Mod Podge.


First, I started with just painting the center black, in the main shape of the rock. 


These are my first three, so I decided to use my stencils of my three cats paws. That's Misha, then Molly in the middle, and Moose.

I added the circle dots with the eraser from a pencil, then 2 different size doting tools. 

 I think I did OK for my first few, what do you think ? 

 
 I added some round crystal stickies, just because everyone loves some bling right ?! Next time, if I do add crystals, I will spray the top seal coat first, then add the bling. It kind of made them not as shiny. 

This is the final product, all done !!  Three kindness rocks ready to be hidden for when someone finds them, hopefully it puts a smile on their face. :)

I am hoping to find a local Facebook group for the Haverhill, MA / Plaistow, NH area. If you know of one, please let me know. I will now start working on those beautiful spiral mandala ones that got me hooked. Stay tuned !!

About Ronnie

I am just a girl from northern Massachusetts who loves spending time with my cats, reading, doing crafts and spreading happiness wherever I can. I am a CphT, and a MA Notary Public.

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