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Once the water settles and you’re completely still, it feels like absolutely nothing on your skin. Zero change from moment to moment in any kind of signal. Sens
by playpause 5y ago
Once the water settles and you’re completely still, it feels like absolutely nothing on your skin. Zero change from moment to moment in any kind of signal. Sensory deprivation is apt. When you move slightly, you can feel the water.
- alfiedotwtf 5y agoThis. When you're still, it literally feels like you're floating in space. I've been in tanks many times, and every time I feel like I'm spinning in outer space i.e you don't know which way is up or down. It's a totally unreal experience (think the highest level of meditation you've had now times it by 100), but sadly I've never achieved the feeling of OOB.
- nefitty 5y agoYeah! It's crazy when everything becomes totally still. For me it felt like I was in a bubble being swallowed by outer space. It was really hard to calm myself down and trust that I wouldn't drown.
- EricE 5y agoWhich is one of the reasons why many of the business where you can rent tank/float time highly encourage people to float naked - the feeling of the swimsuit can break the experience. Makes perfect sense to me.