跟讀練習: How to Alter Your Consciousness - 通過影片學習英語口語

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Through your thinking, you can literally rewire your brain.
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The mind has the power to alter the matter, the physical nature of your brain.
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That's an astounding concept.
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And there's so much in the world today that can make you anxious, particularly if you spend so much time on social media, which is kind of a machine of anxiety.
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So what you have to develop is the ability to observe yourself in the moment as these things are happening.
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How can people who feel a lot of anxiety or depression or OCD,
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obsessive compulsive disorder, how can they benefit from this?
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How can they explore the neural sublime and get out of the narrowing of consciousness that occurs under these things?
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I tell the story in part of the chapter of this UCLA professor Jeffrey Schwartz.
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He was a professor of psychology
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and he wanted to find a new cure for OCD
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because all of the cures before involved talking therapy or drugs
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and they could have value in the moment but they don't last and people would inevitably slip back into their old patterns.
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Nothing seemed to work and he devised this method where he took patients with very severe OCD,
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meaning like phobias where they have to wash their hands continually, right?
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And they're always afraid of germs, other forms of that phobia.
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And he took brain scans of them.
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And in those brain scans, he saw that the worry circuit in the brain, literally he would call the worry circuit, was enlarged, right?
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It was bigger than it was for normal people.
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And that worry circuit is what triggered their OCD.
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They had to manage the world and control it by narrowing their thoughts down to these compulsions.
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compulsions.
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He would take that scan and he would show these patients the scan and he would say, look, there's your worry circuit.
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Look how large that is.
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Okay.
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Now, every time you feel your anxiety, like you've got to wash your hands, stop, step back and think about it.
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Think about what you're going through and think about the emotion
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and try and just create a little bit of distance from it, right?
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And practice that day after day after day.
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So you can get a little, you can observe yourself as you start becoming compulsive and obsessive about it.
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And then he would say, go and do activities like gardening, like meditating, like walking that would calm your mind down.
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Okay.
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And as they go through that, after three months, he would show them their brain scans now
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and that worry circuit had had gone smaller
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and smaller to almost normal proportions
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and what he said is this is absolutely the most astounding discovery
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because what it means is through your thinking through how your patterns of thinking you can literally rewire your brain, right?
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Your ability to do that gives you, the mind has the power to alter the matter, the physical nature of your brain.
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And that's an astounding concept.
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Okay, so let's say you feel a lot of anxiety about the world.
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And we all do.
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I know by my nature, I'm a very anxious person.
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and I've been able to channel that into my work, but I know how debilitating anxiety can be.
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And there's so much in the world today that can make you anxious, particularly if you spend so much time on social media, which is kind of a machine of anxiety, right?
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So what you have to develop is what this doctrine developed, is the ability to observe yourself in the moment as these things are happening.
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what i said earlier is that your brain your consciousness is like a spaceship that is
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controlling you that is taking you on this journey right you don't control your own consciousness
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with anxiety with depression with this ocd you need to start taking control of
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that spaceship you need to be able to be to have some of the levers
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and be able to move it in your own direction Now, of course, that's easier said than done.
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But by the process of observing yourself and stepping back and not letting it be automatic,
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if you can just take a moment when you start to feel anxious and go, why am I feeling this anxiety?
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And locate it somewhere in the body, in the chest area, whatever it is.
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And to become aware of it happening in the moment gives you a little bit of distance from it, right?
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Just a tiny little bit of distance.
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So you're not just getting into the anxiety and letting it take you on this ride.
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You create that tiny little crack of distance.
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The next time, if you keep doing this, it gets wider and wider and wider and wider to the point where you can observe yourself in your body, in your moment as it's happening,
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why this is happening, how it's happening, and you can step back from it.
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And that gives you a degree of control of it, right?
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So the idea is, in order to alter your consciousness, whether it's because of something that's constricting or whatever,
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by the fact of becoming aware of it, aware of its dynamic, aware of its functions,
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You can give yourself some distance that will now allow you to alter it a little bit, right?
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To play with it in some way and to go, I'm feeling anxiety in this moment, but actually there's no need to feel anxiety in this moment.
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Actually, this moment is actually pretty exciting.
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It's open.
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I don't have to feel it as this tightness, right?
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So your awareness of how your brain is taking you for
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a ride gives you the power to alter it in some way without necessarily having to take drugs of any kind.

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為什麼通過這個影片練習口語?

在這一段影片中,討論瞭如何通過思維改變我們的意識,進而影響大腦的物質構造。很多學習者常常因為焦慮或抑鬱而不敢嘗試英語口語,而這個影片提供了一個有趣的練習場景。通過模仿和重複影片中的內容,學習者可以提高自己的英語發音和應對焦慮的能力。

另外,練習時,觀眾可以觀察自己在表達情感時的反應。這種自我觀察的能力不僅能夠幫助你在日常交流中更自信地表達自己,也能夠為提高英語口語練習提供動力和方法。

語法與表達在語境中的應用

  • “how to alter your consciousness” - 這個句子展示瞭如何描述一個動作和其目標。學習者可以在日常對話中使用類似結構,例如:“如何改善你的學習習慣”。
  • “you can literally rewire your brain” - 使用“literally”強調事實,這是加強觀點的好方法。學習者可以嘗試在口語中使用這種強調方式。
  • “the mind has the power to alter the matter” - 這句表達了思緒的強大力量,學習者可以從中得到啟發,構造自己的句子,如:“思想會影響行動”。
  • “you need to start taking control of that spaceship” - 比喻的使用增加了語言的生動性。學習者可以嘗試用比喻來表達複雜觀點。

常見發音陷阱

在這個影片中,有一些詞彙可能會對學習者造成發音困難:

  • “anxiety” - 注意前面的“an”,發音時不要過於輕重音。可以多聽錄音和跟讀。
  • “compulsion” - 這個詞的音節較多,容易發錯。建議學習者反覆練習,增強記憶。
  • “circuit” - 包括了“c”的發音,很多人會發成“s”的音。掌握正確的發音有助於在對話中更加清晰。

通過觀察這些語言特點並進行反覆練習,學習者可以更加自信地提高英語發音,因此,不妨看YouTube學英語,並積極參與英語口語練習,以及利用shadowspeak等技巧來強化口語能力。

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