Back in Taipei (after the ICR Conference and Gina Stewart’s RVP at Garden of Hope in Taitung) Regal took me to a park he had explored previously.
The Reflexology path (stone foot path) there was different from the ones I had seen before. It entailed three benches on the path itself and one texture only, and there was a map of the feet’s reflexes with labeling in Chinese characters and in English.
We had such a good time; I walked back and forth twice slowly, enjoying every step, aware that it would be the last time. When I was about to leave I found myself "coaching" Sharon (see photo below). She said she did not learn how to do this.
The Reflexology path (stone foot path) there was different from the ones I had seen before. It entailed three benches on the path itself and one texture only, and there was a map of the feet’s reflexes with labeling in Chinese characters and in English.
We had such a good time; I walked back and forth twice slowly, enjoying every step, aware that it would be the last time. When I was about to leave I found myself "coaching" Sharon (see photo below). She said she did not learn how to do this.