Relaxing sounds like an easy thing right? Wrong. It's actually very difficult when you are used to being wired up and engaged 24/7. Learning how to switch off, stopping, to being quiet is very difficult. Or at least it was for me. Computers, phones, music, the TV. The digital world is my constant, for better or worse, it's my everyday. So stepping into Eden, truthfully was somewhat daunting. Liz, on the other hand, has practised the art of meditation. Within the hour she had slipped into the heated magnesium pool and was at least 3 chapters into her book. I was still fully clothed and running around at least 20 acres trying to find wifi.
Distressed and slightly afraid of myself, we were taken to the main building to talk about our daily life, hopes and concerns and what we wanted to achieve from this experience. With the end result, our personal therapist writing up a daily routine personalised to our goals. With daily treatments thrown in to get us there. My conversation is still somewhat of a blur, because I will still trying to figure out how to climb on top of the flying fox to get 3 bars of signal. The flying fox, being a very high up zip wire! A must experience FYI.