Floating in sensory isolation
is a singular experience. In fact, it expresses itself as a reflection of who you are at the time. This applies to your body, your psyche and your emotional state.
You'll be floating in a pool saturated with a ton of salt. This experience can only be comfortable if your epidermis is not badly damaged. What's more, your mucous membranes must not be markedly sensitive. So if you're full of wounds or skin lesions, it's best to wait before floating.
Beyond the epidermal aspect, the muscular tone of the tissues decreases temporarily during the experiment. As a result, relaxation progresses from the outside in. This allows the body to regain its freedom of movement. What's more, these tissues can release tension which is then put back into circulation. It is therefore possible to experience sensations that may be perceived as new and uncomfortable. When a visceral tissue relaxes, for example, it releases a content that makes its way into the body to be released.
In addition, the experience of sensory isolation
can bring us face to face with old fears such as darkness. So it's up to each and every one of us, in full awareness, to move forward, in quietude, to let the body live. But also to let the lines of our physical, mental and emotional bodies move. Meïso offers you a unique device. It provides relaxation, but it's not just about well-being. Our center's responsibility is to accompany, inform and make available the floatation experience in isolation.