Lindsey Bailey LMT, ADS - Zen Where You Are

01/01/2026

01/01/2026

Check out the latest Mystic Market newsletter, so much happening this month. ✨

A Note from Mystic Market

01/01/2026

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12/30/2025

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Availability Tuesday in New Boston!
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12/30/2025

Friends! If you’ve thought about attending, there is only 1 ticket left! 🔥
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12/30/2025

Restock Arrival 🥹
Choosing a product line for my mobile practice was easy… I went with what I love to use on my own body!

See all they have to offer and make the switch. Your body will thank you 💜
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Pssst! The 30% off sale is still going & fast, free shipping is always available with a purchase of $30+

12/29/2025

A girl can dream! ✨
These guys are just incredible- they’re on tour right now all over NH!
Ever go to one of their shows?! It’s on my bucket list ✅

$5,000 in scratch tickets !!! Who wants some ?

Surprise! I have teamed up with the amazing NH lottery this week to give away $5,000 worth of scratch tickets! I’ll be going FB live randomly over the next several days (beginning today) so be sure to follow our page. I’ll be giving away scratch tickets LIVE! I’ll start by picking random people who “share” this post to give tickets to. Also comment the word “love” in the comments.

12/29/2025

How to practice gratitude when life glitches:

Pause before reacting.
A few slow breaths tells your nervous system you’re safe, even when things feel off.

Name what’s neutral.
Gratitude doesn’t mean forcing positivity. Start with what simply is—your breath, support, time to reset.

Ask: “What is this protecting or preparing me for?”
Glitches often create space for clarity, rest, or redirection.

Thank the interruption.
Silently acknowledge it: “Thank you for slowing me down.” This shifts resistance into awareness.

Return to the body.
Grounding practices like touch, movement, or stillness help gratitude become felt—not just thought.

Gratitude is a practice of presence—especially when things don’t go as planned.