Guest guest Posted July 5, 2002 Report Share Posted July 5, 2002 I wanted to ask you to share what you know regarding the qualuity of the human voice (speed, volume, clarity, pitch, intonation etc) and how this can teach us about moods, personality and state of mind I know that the eastern physicians pay attention to this. please share Thanks Anat ----- äåãòä î÷åøéú ----- îàú: " nrgbalance " <nrgbalance àì: ðùìç: éåí ùéùé 05 éåìé 2002 02:46 ðåùà: Re: On Freedom and Independence > Wolf: > > There are certainly less noble aspirations than trying to be like a > wolf, who is generally known as a family animal, faithful and a good > teacher. And thank *you* for your thoughts. > > Happy Independence Day to you. > > I'm not registered anywhere either, but the bits of me that are > Native are quite vocal ;-) I have another dear friend who is called > Wolf for similar reasons as yours, and that I am aware of, NAs do not > have the corner on power animals or animal names (G) > > Blessings, > Crow > > , " josephmichaels57 " <josephmichaels57@e...> > wrote: > > Hello Crow > > > > I want to thank you, for the message you posted. While the lesson > is not > > new, we all need reminders now & then, as the shadows we allow to > invade us, > > may block that which deep down we know. > > > > Your message came at a much needed time in my life, As I am > starting over, > > accepting what was my " wrongs " and what was not, yet whih I > accepted the > > burden of, placed upon me by those, in the ending of my 16 year > marriage. > > > > So, I am starting again, seeking my freedom from the crtain aspects > of > > myself, that I lingered in for too long. > > > > This day of Freedom & Independence, is for me, more than just > political, it > > is also personal. > > > > If I may, I'll sign off w/ my nickname, but I am not Native > American, I have > > been given this nickname, as I try to embody the best attributes of > Canis > > Lupus,. > > > > Your friend, Wolf > > > > . > > > > **************************************** > home page: > FAQ: http://www.geocities.com/nrgbalance/bmfaq.html > For List Help Email: -owner > To UNSUBSCRIBE Email: - > > All messages, files and archives of this forum are Copyright group and the individual authors. > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 6, 2002 Report Share Posted July 6, 2002 Anat: That's interesting, and I haven't heard of any information about this; I would also be interested in hearing more about this if someone knows something. Blessings, Crow , Anat Cohen <anatcohn@n...> wrote: > I wanted to ask you to share what you know regarding the qualuity of the > human voice (speed, volume, clarity, pitch, intonation etc) > and how this can teach us about moods, personality and state of mind > > I know that the eastern physicians pay attention to this. > please share > Thanks > Anat > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 6, 2002 Report Share Posted July 6, 2002 nrgbalance wrote: > > Anat: > > That's interesting, and I haven't heard of any information about > this; I would also be interested in hearing more about this if > someone knows something. > > Blessings, > Crow > > , Anat Cohen <anatcohn@n...> wrote: > > I wanted to ask you to share what you know regarding the qualuity > of the > > human voice (speed, volume, clarity, pitch, intonation etc) > > and how this can teach us about moods, personality and state of mind > > > > I know that the eastern physicians pay attention to this. > > please share > > Thanks > > Anat > > > > Neuro Linguistic Programming, NLP, deals with this somewhat. There are many NLP books on the market nowadays including some from the founders of NLP, Bandler and Grinder. Some are great reading and others are sort of dry. Anyway, NLP might be a good place to start looking. Dave. -- Mystic_Path_Study_Group Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 8, 2002 Report Share Posted July 8, 2002 Hi Everyone, Been lurking for a while but couldn't resist this one :-) I note someone mentions NLP well.... nlp was derived from the work of, among others, Milton Erickson. A hypnotist. And forget NLP which attempts to mechanize this process, look at it's roots. In hypnosis the voice is naturally, the most important tool of the hypnotist. Think about it, one of the first suggestions we give is -close your eyes. There are several books with titles such as " The healing voice " , " My voice goes with you " etc... Now most hypnosis schools, and lots of web sites, tell the hypnotist to use a regular beat to their voice, to talk monotonously or at least slowly etc etc.... I used to do the same until I realised something much more fundamental. The voice, as with body language, eye movements and all the factors which allow us to communicate, do one thing - reflect what's inside. I tell my students that if they are not confident of who they are and what they do then this will be heard. Even more so in hypnosis where the subconscious is super concentrated on the voice. Now a good actor is able to do this- move you by the way they pronounce words, as much as by what the words say. The reason for this is that they learn to dig within and find the necessary emotion and 'fill' themselves with this. Really good singers do the same thing - Barbara Striesand springs to mind. So how do you use this in what you do? I could now go on almost as long as a New York article about weight - but I won't ;-))) To use your voice to best effect - be confident in the subject you are talking about. FEEL inside the message you wish to convey. Believe in you. Your voice will do the rest. . . Smiles JonC www.chinosis.com Emotional Feng Shui www.osistraining.co.uk www.thehypnotist.co.uk President International Hypnosis Organisation Author of Deeper and Deeper www.international-hypnosis.org Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 9, 2002 Report Share Posted July 9, 2002 Jon, >Now most hypnosis schools, and lots of web sites, tell the hypnotist to use >a regular beat to their voice, to talk monotonously or at least slowly etc >etc.... There are, unfortunately, those who use the monotone and even teach it. The better hypnosis schools out there have for years taught that the monotonal voice should be avoided. Milton simply didn't have much of a voice. That doesn't mean we should copy him in that regard. Steve Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 13, 2002 Report Share Posted July 13, 2002 At 09:52 PM 7/12/02 +0300, you wrote: >this is important because when our voice becomes weak (age, fatigue malady) Interesting. I ascribe to the Taoist principles that the tone and strength of the voice is an indication of kidney health, or lack of it. I know quite a few women who have very odd high pitched voices, and severe kidney problems as well.... Taoists say that a clear melodious voice is the indication of healthy kidneys. becoming, Moe " Those who are meant to hear will understand. Those who are not meant to understand will not hear. " Confucius Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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