meditative therapies

Which tree do you like the most?

willow

apple

oak

pine

maple

Which kind of book do you like the most?

warn

new

zine

collectable

cookbooks

Which appetizer do you like the most?

sushi

hummus

bacon wrapped carrots

bruschetta

shrimp

Which seat do you like the most?

bean bag

cushion

rocking chair

clear chair

arm chair

Which vase do you like the most?

sea glass

crystal

painted

glass

clay

Which light flare do you like the most?

green

white

yellow

rainbow

watery

You are a {result #1 percent} match with meditation therapy

Meditation therapy is another term for meditation wellness which enhances mental, emotional, physical, and spiritual health through dedicated practice. Start by noticing the breath in a seated position and when you feel comfortable yet alert, listen to your thoughts and train them to return to the present.

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You are a {result #2 percent} match with energy therapy

Energy therapy, also known as energy work, is often integrated with massage or meditation but is also a personal breathwork practice, addressing mental, emotional, and spiritual clarity. The term Reiki was established in Japan but its intention is multicultural. Energy therapy is found in Traditional Chinese Medicine, Quantum Physics, Yoga, Tai Chi, prayer, and socializing. It’s a holistic reclamation for aliveness, what this generation would call a vibe.

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You are a {result #3 percent} match with nature therapy

Humans are nature and reconnecting to its universal qualities has healing right in it.

From hikes to hot springs, beaches to gardens, Spa Research is aimed at relaxing experiences dedicated to our health. Maybe your spa research is getting some fresh air, carving through canyons, and star gazing.

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You are a {result #4 percent} match with crystal therapy

Crystal therapy is also known as crystal healing and is the unitization of meditating, gazing, decorating, or holding a crystal to connect with Earth’s multifaceted energy. Take a moment with a crystal, close your eyes, and bring your body to a meditative state. Listen for any energetic sense shifts until you feel more aligned and in tune with the present.

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You are a {result #5 percent} match with float therapy

A float is a shallow pool filled 10 inches with warm water and more than 1,000 pounds of
Epsom salt that keeps you effortlessly buoyant without wrinkling your fingers. The Epsom salt relaxes your muscles and in a space that's quiet with an option for complete darkness or cool lighting, research finds that floating improves sleep,
strengthens cognitive performance, and reduces symptoms of chronic fatigue.

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