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Jodie Duplisea Guérison aquatique, massotherapie, yoga, naturoapathie
Water therapy, massage therapy, yoga dn naturo

10/18/2026

From singing ukuleles at the airport to barely getting a grunt when I say good morning… welcome home! 😂🐓
My time in Fiji and Tonga reminded me how wonderful life can feel when people genuinely connect with one another.
I’m grateful to be home with the people and animals I love, but I’m determined not to lose that feeling of openness, generosity and joy.
Maybe the greatest souvenir we can bring home from travelling isn’t something we bought. It’s a different way of seeing and treating each other. ❤️
Have you ever come home from a trip and experienced reverse culture shock?

10/15/2026

🌊 Warning: Vitamin SEA can be highly addictive! 🧜‍♀️💙

After spending so much time in the ocean lately, I’m convinced it’s one of nature’s most beautiful forms of therapy!

The minerals, the movement, the sunlight, the way swimming gets your lymphatic system flowing, your muscles working and your whole body moving…

And then there’s something science can’t quite capture: that feeling of being completely alive, free, playful and connected to something so much bigger than ourselves.

It’s not just about swimming. It’s about feeding the soul, too. 💙

Sometimes the best medicine is a little saltwater, sunshine and pure joy!

Who’s ready for a little Vitamin SEA? 🌊

10/14/2026

I’m not exactly a regular churchgoer, but going to church in Tonga was an experience I’ll never forget! 🇹🇴❤️

First of all… THE CHOIR!!! 🎶 The voices, the harmonies, the sheer beauty of the music. Absolutely breathtaking! I even had the pleasure of making friends with the choir director, and I was so impressed by the extraordinary quality of the singing.

And then there was the King of Tonga! 👑 He attended the same service and afterward shook hands with everyone. There was something so beautiful about seeing that connection between a King and his community.

What touched me most wasn’t necessarily the religion. It was the music, the warmth, the sense of belonging and the joy of people coming together.

Tonga, you keep surprising me. ❤️

Turn up the volume and listen to these voices! 🎶

10/11/2026

I came to Tonga to swim with whales. I never imagined I would leave with such a different perspective on humanity.

The whales opened my heart in a way I still can’t fully explain. But the people of Tonga have touched me just as deeply.

Their kindness, their generosity, their sense of community, their connection to the land and ocean… there’s something here that I feel we’ve lost in much of the modern world.

People living modestly, yet surrounded by extraordinary richness in ways that money cannot buy.

I’ve spent so much of my life helping people heal from the pressures of the world we live in. And now I find myself wondering how much of that suffering comes from the way we’ve chosen to organize our societies.

I’m leaving Tonga feeling as though a protective shell I’ve carried for years has cracked open.

Maybe healing isn’t always about learning to cope better with the world we’ve created. Maybe it’s also about remembering another way to live.

With more love. More sharing. More connection. More joy.

Thank you, Tonga. 🇹🇴🐋❤️

You’ve reminded me of something I never want to forget.

10/11/2026

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“We came for the whales… but the ocean had one more surprise! 😍”

Or something a little funnier:

“Huge mouths, incredible grace… and thankfully, absolutely no interest in us! 😂”

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Just when I thought the ocean couldn’t possibly surprise me anymore… MANTA RAYS!!! 💙🌊

On our last boat day in Tonga, we had the incredible opportunity to snorkel with these magnificent giants!

They were HUGE! Those enormous mouths, their beautiful, graceful movements… and WOW, could they move fast!

Thankfully, they seemed far more interested in whatever they were eating than in us! 😂

Watching these gentle giants glide effortlessly through the ocean was absolutely mesmerizing. One moment they were right there, and the next they were gone!

What an extraordinary privilege to share the ocean with such magnificent creatures. The more time I spend in nature, the more amazed I am by this beautiful planet we call home. 💙🐋



My favourite overlay is the first one. It builds curiosity without revealing the manta rays immediately, which makes people want to keep watching!

10/11/2026

How do you put pure love into words?

I’ve watched this video so many times, and it still doesn’t come close to capturing what I experienced.

There was something about being in the water with this beautiful baby whale. His presence, his energy, the vibration of the ocean… something opened inside me that I can’t quite explain.

It was as though all the noise of the world disappeared. No fear, no separation, no expectations. Just love.

And for a moment, I felt completely connected to everything around me. To nature, to life, to myself.

Not a new version of myself. The person I was before the world taught me to be anything else.

I thought I was travelling across the world to swim with whales. I never imagined one would bring me so deeply back to myself. 🐋💙

10/10/2026

No camera can ever truly capture the magic of witnessing a whale in the wild. 🐋💙

The extraordinary grace of these magnificent beings, the way they move so effortlessly through the ocean, the silence, the wonder, the feeling of being so small in the presence of something so beautiful.

Every encounter leaves me speechless, humbled, and even more in love with this extraordinary planet we call home.

Some beauty simply has to be felt. 🌊✨

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