Labor Day Weekend in Vermont! 🍁: Autumn Oak Foot Bath
Where earth meets the sea
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Honestly, there is nothing better than Vermont in September. I’m a little bias, September is my birth month, but come on! The leaves are starting to change, yet we still have warm days for swimming, fishing, BBQ, dancing by the fire, and it’s cool enough to go on your favorite hike too.
I went to Cape Cod for a few days this last week, and the coastal weather kept us on our toes. The forecast was all rain, all days we were there. But, thanks ephemeral nature of the oceans temperament, we were blessed with a sunny and 78 day at Race Point beach! We saw so many seals, collected shells, and I brought home some sea water to elevate my Foot Bath offering.
Did you know, every element in the periodic table is in ocean water? And our feet have particularly large sensors to absorb minerals and nutrients, corresponding to all the organs in the body through the reflexology points of our soles. 👣
For a limited time, you can enter your own Manchester Mermaid Era with an Autumn Oak Sea Water Foot Bath!
Begin your bodywork session with a warm foot soak and guided meditation. Sink into the energy of the session, and float away anew.
Don’t let a rain day on your vacation get you down, book a Massage with Cupping Therapy, and Hot Stones, or a Fascia Alchemy session to bring the vacation into the very cells of your being!
The sea water was collected when the moon was in the sign of Taurus: Taurus is a grounded, sensual and dependable earth sign.
The oak leaves provide toning and anti-inflammatory tannins, while the legend of the mighty oak represents longevity, strength, stability, endurance, fertility, power, justice and honesty. In days of old, acorns would be worn around the neck as a talisman for eternal youth on the Autumn Equinox.
Fall Mermaid by Zamber_Lamber on Pinterest. This is my vibe all September!
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While supplies last, but after yet, you can enjoy a foot soak with Vermonts finest river water. The mineral rich waters of the Mettawee, which flowed from its source at the southern slopes of Dorset Mountain, carries the very memories of rocks and trees of Vermont.
“No man ever steps in the same river twice, for it's not the same river and he's not the same man.”
―Heraclitus
