Meet the crew: Cherie Ko
Cherie’s journey with us started when Derrick (founder) asked her band, Obedient Wives Club, to play at our very first community event.
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Things to ask yourself before your first float
Besides the usual first-float guidelines (don’t float on an empty stomach, avoid caffeine, avoid shaving or waxing), a little mental prep can go a long way.
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Amanda Ling on what it’s like to float with tinnitus
The experiment: combining brainwave entrainment with floatation.
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Barter Art Project: Looking Inward with Rachele Ho
“The colours describe the sensation I felt whilst floating – how it felt like the edges of me blended into or with the water and I couldn’t tell which part of me felt cold or warm anymore, I felt like one complete entity.”
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The meditative art of ceramics
Spending a Sunday morning at Mud Rock Ceramics’s clay commune and production studio.
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Meet the crew – Yushan
“This transitory period which I spent at PAFC gave clarity to the different shifts in my mental state and provided an excellent environment for personal growth.”
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What happens after your 10th float
“Life will give you whatever experience is most helpful for the evolution of your consciousness.” — Eckhart Tolle
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A piece of history: Blue Light Floatation in New York City
Even though I work at a float centre and get to float whenever I want, I still enjoy checking out other centres around the world. It’s great to connect with others on the same journey, learn from them, and also ease jetlag or travel…
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Find your flow: Edgar Siew and jiu-jitsu
Find your flow is a collection of stories from our community. We explore the ways in which people are finding their flow – “a mental state of operation in which a person performing an activity is fully immersed in a feeling of energized focus, full involvement,…
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Why successful people spend 10 hours a week just thinking
Warren Buffet estimates that he’s spent 80% of his career reading and thinking. AOL CEO Tim Armstrong makes his executives spend four hours a week just thinking. Jeff Weiner, CEO of LinkedIn, dedicates two hours to uninterrupted thinking daily. The…
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