Float Hub

"John Lilly saw the float tank as having two major uses. One is for individuals for whom the external world is the only reality, and for whom the internal world of imagery and fantasy is perceived as something unreal. If the individual is satisfied and content in this mode, the flotation tank can be used as a place to consider one's problems and work out solutions with minimum distraction. For another group of people, the distinction between external circumstances and internal processes is not so clear cut. They perceive both sets of phenomena as partaking of the quality of realness. These people may be interested in self-analysis, meditation, transcendental experiences, and altered states of consciousness. For them, the isolation environment is useful because it minimizes interactions with the external reality and allows the internal domain to be more fully explored. The picture above is not meant to imply that any of the 3 should be categorized in any particular group and not the other, they are just arguably the 3 most influential figures in spreading the word about float tanks in general."
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I tried floatation therapy, a crazy womb-like sensory deprivation technique that can be hallucinatory Have you ever realised what noise your eyes make when they move in their sockets? I have. Floatation therapy is deeply, deeply weird.