Leslie wrote:-----
>These affirmations intrigue me...........I am definitely going to start
using
>them! The difficulty for me is that I am very hard on myself and find it
>hard to state really positive things without feeling like I might be
>lying.................
Oh, finally someone said it!! It's sure you will be lying, since you're not
positive actually! There's only one way for you to feel positive, which is
by feeling positive! But, then, you won't need affirmations, will you? :-)
I think a better way to deal with it is trying some of those fast therapies,
like RET. They will work on false beliefs, probably work with you on stage
and work on it there while there's nobody around. Then, maybe ( I'm
guessing ) invite your friends only, and work on it gradually.
>Anyway, one of my biggest (I think) problems is this raising the larynx
>thing. I am helpless to stop it, and don't want to give it too much
>attention since I have read that a "depressed" larynx is actually worse
than
>the raised one.
I'd really like to hear more on that. I can remember some discussions on it,
but the Archives....sniff, sniff, sniff...
> Could affirmations affect something as physical as this? I
>mean, if I stated over and over "my larynx will remain low and stable when
I
>sing" could my brain start believing this and make it work?
Just try not to raise your larynx when stating that! :-)
> I have
>absolutely NO idea of how to get the blasted thing to stay down, since it
has
>probably been raising for over 30 years.
My new teacher, who must be joining/have joined this list these days, has me
hold it down with my hand, so that I get used to it. Maybe she can say
something if she reads this.
Bye,
Caio Rossi
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