I really enjoyed this article! It was so funny and enjoyable to read and watch. Now I know where to go if I ever get bored. We all can get bored but we just have to find ways in order to keep us entertained.
For a tank newbie like me, the more intriguing aspects of floating include 1) its possibly imagined, Lilly-esque potential to reveal hidden layers of consciousness within, and 2) its proven capacity to chill people out. Suedfeld happily acknowledges point two. "Anything related to psychological stress," he says, "whether it's chronic tension headaches, insomnia, things with no known physical cause…after several floats, they really seem to improve."
Are Epsom salts supposed to give a more relaxing feeling? Could it be the salts helping or just the actual floating?
There was no clear line between consciousness and unconsciousness. (I had no fear of drowning, as my buoyancy was such that it would be nearly impossible to roll over accidentally.)
This paragraph is just teeming with Buddhism and I just love it. The Placement of this just helps with the overall feel of the article
In the past, I was not very fond of ordaining people or having disciples. I tried to avoid that, especially when I saw that there were many other teachers. But during my visit last year, I changed my idea. We have to support each other, and the practice of the precepts is very important to help us. We do not practice meditation alone. We practice with a teacher and with friends