Indigo Mountain Wellness Center &Spa

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Nestled by towering pines in the middle of big bear lake between the ski resorts and the village, the indigo mountain wellness center and day spa offers a place of renewal and relaxation of body, mind and spirit.

11/02/2025

This Month Breathe comes free with your order of 125pv from DoTerra.
If you want to give great gifts this Christmas that not only help create homeostasis naturally but also bring great joy to your family now is a great time to sign up because we are giving free 1yr wholesale memberships so you get the best quality oils at a discount and you earn points to get free items.
If you are interested please reach out and let’s talk and get you started.

Aromas Bypass Logic and Go Straight to EmotionWhen you smell an essential oil, the aromatic molecules go directly from y...
11/01/2025

Aromas Bypass Logic and Go Straight to Emotion

When you smell an essential oil, the aromatic molecules go directly from your nose to your limbic system — the part of your brain that governs memory, emotion, and instinct.
That’s why oils can trigger emotions or memories before you even consciously register the scent. It’s also why something that calms one person might stir up another — it depends on what’s stored in that emotional memory center

Think of oils as gentle messengers. They don’t force change — they invite it.
Each oil carries specific vibrational frequencies and chemical actions that can help release stuck emotions or bring awareness to hidden feelings.
For example:

Lavender may invite calm — but if someone’s not used to slowing down, it might first release restlessness or irritability.

Geranium can open the heart — but that might bring tears or emotional vulnerability before peace settles in.

Frankincense grounds and connects spirit and body — which can uncover grief or a sense of disconnection at first.

Every oil has compounds that interact with the body — some calm neurotransmitters, others stimulate circulation or affect hormones. If someone’s system is already out of balance, that shift can feel dramatic.
For instance, lavender’s linalool and linalyl acetate calm the nervous system — but that sudden change in brain chemistry can feel like fatigue or mood swing in someone tightly wound.

Healing Is Often Layered

Sometimes oils work in stages:

1. Awareness (an emotion surfaces)

2. Release (the body processes or purges)

Integration (peace, balance, or clarity follows)
That’s why emotions like anger, sadness, or anxiety can show up before relief. The oil simply opens the door to what’s been waiting to move.

11/01/2025

Every day is a chance to begin again. Don’t focus on the failures of yesterday, start today with positive thoughts and expectations.”

Catherine Pulsifer

This is in Hesperia but if you would like a class here and I get some interest. I can develop one here at Indigo Mountai...
10/30/2025

This is in Hesperia but if you would like a class here and I get some interest. I can develop one here at Indigo Mountain Spa in Big Bear Lake, so let me know.

10/30/2025

PAUSE. BREATHE. WRITE

3-8 minutes to tune into what you’re calling in
Off the top of your head (3 mins): What’s something you’ve survived or carried quietly that no one really knows about?

Spill it (5-8 mins): Without trying to sound strong or wise, describe how that experience shaped the way you move through the world now.

When someone’s rewriting the story — mid-conversation, mid-text thread, mid-gaslight — your nervous system scrambles to ...
10/27/2025

When someone’s rewriting the story — mid-conversation, mid-text thread, mid-gaslight — your nervous system scrambles to keep up.
You start doubting your memory, your tone, your right to feel what you felt.

That’s when you open your Notes app (or grab anything within reach) and list three plain facts.
No opinions. No feelings. No defense. Just data.

“They interrupted.”
“They don’t know the full story.”
“I stayed calm.”

That’s it. Ten seconds. Three sentences.

Writing facts reactivates the part of your brain that deals in logic, not panic. It cuts through the fog of “maybe I overreacted” and anchors you in what actually happened.

You stop spiraling. You start seeing clearly again.

Bonus: this works even after the moment, when you’re replaying a hard interaction hours later and can’t tell if you were “too sensitive.”

Facts don’t gaslight. They clarify.

Take a deep breath in. As you exhale, let your eyes soften or gently close. Bring your attention to your body — start at...
10/22/2025

Take a deep breath in. As you exhale, let your eyes soften or gently close. Bring your attention to your body — start at your head and slowly move down through your shoulders, chest, arms, belly, hips, legs, and feet. Notice where there’s tension, tightness, heaviness, or ease, lightness, or openness.

Ask quietly to yourself: “What is my body teaching me in this moment?”

Don’t rush an answer. Instead, notice what arises: it could be a subtle shift in your shoulders, a flicker of warmth in your chest, a memory, or even a sudden idea. Your body may be showing you where you’ve been holding onto stress, or where you’ve been supporting yourself without noticing.

Take a slow breath and let your attention linger on that spot for a moment. You don’t need to fix or change anything — simply notice and honor the message.

When you open your eyes, carry this awareness forward: your body is a teacher, speaking in sensations, shifts, and small whispers of insight. Even ten seconds of listening can remind you how much your body already knows.

Today’s 10 seconds
10/18/2025

Today’s 10 seconds

Take a slow, grounding breath and settle into your body. Let your mind drift and feel for the first tiny thought, feelin...
10/16/2025

Take a slow, grounding breath and settle into your body. Let your mind drift and feel for the first tiny thought, feeling, or sensation that usually slips under the radar—the one you might brush aside or ignore.

For ten seconds, give it gentle attention. Imagine it as a soft whisper from your deeper self, not a problem to fix but a signal trying to be heard. Let it pass through your awareness like a quiet breeze, carrying hidden insights from your inner world.

Shadows are part of your inner constellation—they hold messages, lessons, and untapped energy. By giving them a moment of light, you invite more wholeness and awareness into your day.

Need gift ideas for Fathers Day? ✨ ✨Here at Indigo Mountain Wellness Center & Spa, we have the perfect gifts for you to ...
06/12/2025

Need gift ideas for Fathers Day? ✨ ✨
Here at Indigo Mountain Wellness Center & Spa, we have the perfect gifts for you to treat your special guy!

Introducing our Gentlemen’s Facial which includes 60min customized facial to their specific skin needs, and a complimentary glass of champagne, or our Signature Indigo Bourbon, tea or coffee.
$130 for 60 Minutes

Or treat Dad to our 90min package including a 60 minute full body massage with a 30 minute added treatment of either a foot or back exfoliation, also including hot towels, hot stones, a complimentary glass of champagne, or our Signature Indigo Bourbon, tea, or coffee.
$200 for 90 minutes

Give dad the gift of relaxation this Fathers Day at the spa! We look forward to seeing you! 💆‍♂️ ✨

✨ ✨ Indigo Mountain Wellness Center & Spa
41609 Big Bear Blvd, Big Bear Lake, CA 92315
(909)878-0291

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41609 Big Bear Boulevard
Big Bear Lake, CA
92315

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 7pm
Tuesday 8am - 7pm
Wednesday 8am - 7pm
Thursday 8am - 7pm
Friday 8am - 7pm
Saturday 8am - 7pm
Sunday 8am - 7pm

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