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Living Waters Spa
13340 Mountain View
Rd.
Desert Hot Springs,
CA 92240
760-329-9988
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Self-discovery
and Personal Growth at
Living Waters Spa
DESERT HOT
SPRINGS -- Ever feel like you need to do
something new? Something
truly exotic, wild and transformative?
Think you need to go breathless on one of the
world’s greatest mountain
peaks, jump out of a plane or go deep-sea diving
with sharks? That takes an
awful lot of energy, right? It takes a ton of
cash and, hey, it’s actually
pretty cliché. You haven’t done it, maybe, but
you know someone who has.
Really, to have a transformative experience, all
you need is a couple bucks
and the energy it takes to lounge on a pool
chair.
So where’s the thrill, the breakout performance,
the life alteration?
Well, you might find your heart in your throat
when, for the first time in
your adult life, you’re lying poolside buck
naked. Walking around a spa
without a stitch of clothing, chatting with
other guests in their birthday
suits. Letting it all hang out.
Think you have the guts for a vacation like
this?
Ask yourself if you are prepared for
self-discovery and personal growth, and
if the truthful answer is yes, then know that
Living Waters Spa is an
amazing venue for your adventure into yourself.
First, Living Waters is clothing-optional. That
means you can ease into your
nakedness, and no one will judge you one way or
the other.
When you do expose yourself, it will be to the
sun-kissed desert sky, the
mountain air, and pools of natural hot mineral
water. When you strip away
your protective barrier and open up, literally
and figuratively, a new you
can emerge. You can gain clarity, insight and
understanding. Practice
self-love and reverence. You can become patient
with yourself. Gain
confidence. Who knows what can happen when you
allow yourself to be as you
truly are?
Plan the details of your own retreat, or allow
Living Waters to support you
with bodywork and life coaching. Your stay at
the spa can be as hands-on or
hands-off, as public or private as you’d like,
but it will always be in a
safe environment of acceptance and care.
In the resort’s peaceful rooms, you won’t find a
TV to distract you or help
you procrastinate, just a custom king-size bed
to envelop you in fine linens
and extra-large feather pillows. You can request
a full kitchen, grill
poolside or blend up a juice fast.
At 100 degrees, the therapy pool is perfect for
long soaking. Living Waters
Spa pumps 20 gallons a minute from an
underground lake. This mineral-dense,
odor-free elixir is a natural phenomenon that
attracted Native Americans to
this area hundreds of years ago and today draws
health-conscious visitors
from all over the world.
Stretch out in the spa’s larger mineral-water
pool. You can swim laps or
float on a noodle; it really doesn’t matter.
Many guests enjoy the contrast
of rotating between these two pools and Living
Waters’ Finnish-style dry
sauna.
Massage is a powerful means of body awareness.
Allow a Living Waters
therapist to guide you on a journey that safely
detangles your muscular
system, smoothes frayed nerve endings, revs up
circulation and lymphatic
flow, focuses you on your breath and your heart
and your own healing powers,
quiets your mind and ultimately catapults you
into bliss.
Think you need a snazzy souvenir of your
vacation, a lion’s head from your
safari or photo atop Mt. Everest? How about a
revived, restored, rejuvenated
new you – without bikini lines?
About the spa: Living Waters Spa’s nine guest
rooms and
massage
studios retain their Mid-Century Modern spa-tel
character. The spa’s two pools are fed directly
from a hot-water aquifer;
the spa pumps 20 gallons a minute, 18 hours a
day, from its own well. Living
Waters offers massage and spa treatments; a dry
sauna; breakfast and
afternoon hors‘d oeuvres. Living Waters Spa
Condos, six luxury units, are
directly across the street from the spa.
Contact Living Waters: For more information
about Living Waters Spa or
questions about your first clothing-optional
experience, call (760) 329-9988
or (866) 329-9988. The Web site is
www.livingwatersspa.com.
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