I was skeptical at first, as I'm not usually into mystical or esoteric practices, but I decided to give it a shot out of curiosity. The experience was... strange yet calming. Sitting inside the Cabin felt like being in a cocoon of silence. After a few minutes, I started feeling an odd tingling sensation in my body, like my mind was more focused than usual. It didn’t feel like a breakthrough, but I definitely came out with a clearer head, as if my thoughts had reorganized themselves. It was worth trying, but I will need more sessions to understand its full potential.

A friend of mine introduced me to Life Cabin during a conversation about alternative therapies for stress. It felt strange to sit in this odd contraption at first, but after about 10 minutes, I experienced a deep sense of relaxation, almost meditative. The most peculiar thing was a feeling of timelessness, as if I'd detached myself from reality for a while. When I emerged, I felt lighter, more centered, and my usual tension headaches were surprisingly gone. I wouldn't call it magic, but there's definitely something to it.

Honestly, I approached Life Cabin more out of curiosity than anything else. The idea of it affecting space and time seemed far-fetched to me. During the session, though, I started feeling a strange warmth in my hands and chest, as if my body was responding to some kind of invisible energy. By the end, I felt unusually energized and calm at the same time—a rare combination for me. I’m not sure if it was the mirror or just the act of sitting quietly in such a reflective state, but I definitely felt different afterward. I would try it again to see if the effect is consistent.