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Originally posted by CarsonZi
I know this is a really old topic, but I'm thinking about trying an hour or two in a floatation tank. I talked with a cousin this weekend who knows a therapist in Calgary who owns and operates a tank, has very reasonable rates and comes highly recommended by my cousin. I know it is no replacement for daily meditation, and I am not hoping for that, but I think it would be really cool to have no major external stimulus (even just one time) while meditating. Here is a link to her (I think it's a she) site in case anyone from central Alberta reads this and is interested in a place to try this. I thought I would have to go to some specialized University and pay a fortune if I ever wanted to do this properly. I'm excited to try and will let you all know if I turn into a raging primal beast[
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Did you ever wind up trying flotation tanks CarsonZi?
I have done it a few times but for me I tend to need at least 2 hours to start getting to the good stuff, and it isnt cheap. They have float houses in Van and Kits now...
Seems like a great way to quickly get to pratyahara, so it is a decent compliment to yoga if obviously not a substitute. If it were cheaper I would go more often :-)
