easy
1-2 hours
Suitable for all fitness levels; basic balance and mobility are enough
Discover serenity on the water at Lake Nockamixon with Miss Melanie’s guided tea and meditation sessions. float gently, breathe deeply, and reconnect with nature’s calm in this peaceful retreat.
2 Hours | Ages 12 and up
2 Hour classes
Join us for a peaceful and grounding experience as we take our tea and meditation practice onto the water. Floating on paddle boards, we will begin with a guided meditation, allowing the rhythm of the water to bring a sense of calm and presence. We will have the opportunity to for quiet reflection, journaling, and stillness, letting our thoughts flow like ripples on the surface.
As we sip tea mindfully, we’ll fully immerse ourselves in the moment - connecting with the tea we are drinking and the elements around us. This is a time to slow down, connect with nature, and find stillness within. No paddle boarding experience is needed - just an open heart and a willingness to be present.
For over 27 years, FreeDom has walked the path of the Healing Arts, but in truth, she has been drawn to this work for as long as she can remember. She formalized her training by becoming a certified Holistic Health Practitioner at the Heartwood Institute in Northern California studying massage therapy and followed it by studying the art of Herbalism. Since then, she has deepened her understanding through mentorship, and traveled to sacred places around the world to study with elders and healers. She has continued to explore and honor the may layers of energetic and physical healing, allowing the wisdom of these traditions to guide her practice.
Getting an early start ensures a quiet experience and best reflections on the water.
Protection from sun exposure is key when spending hours on the water.
Comfortably navigate the boat and shoreline with suitable shoes.
Pay attention to the meditation and safety guidance for a relaxing experience.
Lake Nockamixon was created in the 1970s as part of a flood control project and has since become a hub for outdoor recreation.
The lake's ecosystem benefits from ongoing efforts to preserve native plants and minimize pollution, ensuring a thriving habitat for wildlife.
Sunscreen, hat, and sunglasses protect against sun exposure during water activities.
summer specific
Light, breathable clothing suitable for sitting and moving comfortably.
spring;summer;fall specific
Stay hydrated throughout the session, especially on warm days.
Optional for added comfort during meditation sessions.