Explore Your Senses
Energy is multisensory; it engages touch, sight, smell, sound, and taste. Whether we are conscious of it or not, through the five senses we intuitively respond to a particular space and our nervous system follows, making us feel calm, stimulated, or perhaps even anxious. Embrace this link between wellness and energy and enable yourself to create a better lifestyle from the inside out.


Sight
Surrounding yourself with a visual field that calms, stimulates, and inspires will trigger a response felt from the cellular level to the soul.
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Sound
Sound is vital to how we communicate and create our physical reality. We’ll tell you what you want to hear.
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Smell
Smell is closely linked to memory, emotion, and the way you immediately interpret your world.
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Touch
Touch helps us receive information about our internal and external environments and can benefit circulation, immune function, and mental health.
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Taste
Taste is also closely linked to our emotions and we use it to decipher what we need to feel both satisfied and nourished.
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