If all that doesn’t seem too weird and you still want to come try out our vintage float tank,  then write us a little something about floating and you. What about it appeals to you?  Why do you want to try it?  No need to write a term paper;  a paragraph or two will do.

Almost immediately, the responses started to pop in. In the end, we had more than two dozen replies to comb through,  some asserting that cat supervisors would be icing on the floating cake. It was fascinating reading through the replies,  and it slowly dawned on us that we wouldn’t be able to take everyone. (Yet!  We’re working hard.)

People want to float for all kinds of reasons. Most were curious about meditation,  or how their bodies or minds would react to the experience;  a few had heard about it through Joe Rogan and were intrigued. Some had other motives.

I’ve been interested in sensory deprivation float tanks ever since I was a kid and read Rendezvous with Rama by Arthur C  Clarke. If memory serves,  people in the book were placed in dark float tanks to help them better handle the forces of heavy acceleration;  and one character in particular has interesting hallucinations/insights while floating. -RG

I have heard numerous great things about the healing qualities of floating and I would like to expand my horizons. -DP

I feel that there is something within me that I need help tapping into and I can’t quite quiet my mind and body enough  to reach that place. -SR

I am your average resident with a busy life filled with over-stimulation. We are so densely populated and clobbered with  every clattering sound of transportation day after day. I grew up on a farm in the woods and I long to quiet my mind as  if I were back at home. -JA

I had learned about this in philosophy class and we had tried to plan a trip to try sensory deprivation,  but unfortunately there weren’t any in places near enough. -CS

I’ve been grappling with depression since I was about fourteen…  Floating, which I “discovered” about two months ago and have yet to try,  sounds like an incredible experience for both the mind and body– and for what might be called the soul or spirit. -JM

I’ve have a great deal of interest in trying out a deprivation tank ever since I read about it as kid in a book about  Richard Feynman. I’m very much approaching it from the “mind as an incredible machine left to its own devices” angle.  -EB