Alma.Innovadora
Dagobah Resident
Greetings,
I'm curious about Laura's voice. Why does it seem to have a more relaxing effect than the words themselves?
Although I don't speak English, it's never been a major limitation once I've learned the translation, since Laura speaks very clearly and uses very specific words that make it easier for me to learn the few words and the rest is just memorization and repetition.
Right now, I'm reviewing YouTube's automatic translation, and the same thing is happening to me as years ago with E.E. I'm involuntarily visualizing while trying to understand what each word means, something that in itself is incredibly complicated for me, but it's the tone of her voice, not the word itself.
Could there be something else to work on? Because something strange occurred to me: simply lying down and letting myself be carried away by that relaxation while listening to her voice, even without knowing what she's saying means. Surely the work won't work out as it should, for obvious reasons, but it's like people who play "nature" sounds to sleep and stuff like that.
Is there anything more practical for what I'm describing, if it makes any sense, than just using your "ambient" voice? I don't know, it just reminds me that if spinning 300 times has some effect, I'm not closed to the possibility that some voices at a specific tone and frequency have some effect on certain types of people.
I don't know why it's easier for some people, while for others, like me, it's not so much, or almost nothing happens, or it seems like there are other ways. It makes me feel like hypnosis and meditation don't seem like the best way to learn for me; that I need other, more direct methods, more action-oriented, like doing exercises and visualizing the process or anything like that, but not because I dismiss or don't "believe" in meditation and hypnosis.
I'm curious about Laura's voice. Why does it seem to have a more relaxing effect than the words themselves?
Although I don't speak English, it's never been a major limitation once I've learned the translation, since Laura speaks very clearly and uses very specific words that make it easier for me to learn the few words and the rest is just memorization and repetition.
Right now, I'm reviewing YouTube's automatic translation, and the same thing is happening to me as years ago with E.E. I'm involuntarily visualizing while trying to understand what each word means, something that in itself is incredibly complicated for me, but it's the tone of her voice, not the word itself.
Could there be something else to work on? Because something strange occurred to me: simply lying down and letting myself be carried away by that relaxation while listening to her voice, even without knowing what she's saying means. Surely the work won't work out as it should, for obvious reasons, but it's like people who play "nature" sounds to sleep and stuff like that.
Is there anything more practical for what I'm describing, if it makes any sense, than just using your "ambient" voice? I don't know, it just reminds me that if spinning 300 times has some effect, I'm not closed to the possibility that some voices at a specific tone and frequency have some effect on certain types of people.
I don't know why it's easier for some people, while for others, like me, it's not so much, or almost nothing happens, or it seems like there are other ways. It makes me feel like hypnosis and meditation don't seem like the best way to learn for me; that I need other, more direct methods, more action-oriented, like doing exercises and visualizing the process or anything like that, but not because I dismiss or don't "believe" in meditation and hypnosis.