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Chapter 30 Creating a Magnetic Sound (6)
Our first class focused on finding and eliminating some of the worst energy leak situations.We have shown then that the attraction of nature is always generating itself, but at the same time it is constantly leaking out.In the next lesson, we enumerate several objectionable and tedious situations, such as monotony, invariance in pitch, speech lack of character, or persistence in one character.We are often asked the question why the tone of voice is distinctive, and our answer is: "All unattractive people have tone of voice that is unattractive, and these people want to be attractive like weak, boneless jellyfish trying to catch Live a mighty lion." You have to figure out these principles immediately, master them quickly, and act according to their requirements.

Now we go through the only difficult part of this work, where you have to enlighten your mind, open the doors of the mind, and meet the mental picture.The so-called mental picture refers to the situation that exists in the mind. We have chosen a war between Switzerland and Austria in history as an example to explain this point.At that time, the Austrians surrounded the Swiss army, advancing in a ring formation, each soldier in the formation was holding a spear, and the Swiss army seemed to have nowhere to escape.The following quotes are from related stories, which we use together but separately because each quote contains a mental picture.The protagonist in the story avoids the leakage of energy in the body and the stereotype of speech.Consciously slow down your speech, repeat each quote 50 times, and a clear mental picture will emerge in your mind.

"All Switzerland is fighting." - thought the Swiss soldier.This small army was completely surrounded by a strong enemy force.Row after row of spears in the enemy formation approached them, and the enemy wanted to crush Switzerland completely.

When the corresponding mental picture comes to mind, say the following quote with firmness:

"She can't fly, she can't surrender, she can't perish."

This sentence refers to three scales: one of the middle pitch, another of a slightly lower pitch, and one of the lowest pitches.The phrase also involves three timbres: one hopeless, one utterly certain, and one solemn and hopeful.

You must pay attention to fully express the meaning in the sentence.

"She is favored by the god of fate and will live forever."

This sentence focuses on the future and is full of bright hope.

"She doesn't have much to show off, but every free man is a master, and feels as if he is the giant who holds victory on one arm. In fact, it all depends on one person, and all eyes are on him--Arnold Arnold Winkelried (Arnold Winkelried) He is not conspicuous in the crowd, but he has far-reaching thoughts. When you see a glimmer of inspiration flashing across his face, it means that thoughts are floating in his heart. His voice is like a storm "All for freedom," he yelled, and rushed forward with open arms, as if embracing his closest friend. He swept the ten spears in front of him, and the distance between him and his comrades widened rapidly. "All for freedom," they shouted together, breaking through the Austrian phalanx. And Arnold's heart had been pierced by several spears, and at the moment he fell dead, the Austrian army was in chaos, as if An earthquake destroyed a city with unmatched force. So the Swiss were free again, and the sacrifice of the soldiers opened the way to freedom."

We have no less than 18 mental pictures here, each of which should emerge in your mind, and you have to carefully see the details inside, just like looking at it face to face.This is the secret to opening the doors of thought and igniting the fire of attraction.As long as students can see such a mental picture, they will be able to succeed.In those quotes above, you can read out 18 different timbres.

The fourth step in the four laws is the most critical step.It treats all vowels as phonemes and all consonants as resistances, giving your voice dynamic power.Consonants are truncated before or when vowels are pronounced.It either appears before or after a vowel, and cannot exist alone.All sound resistances are finals, that is to say, they must follow the initials.Vowels are categorically blocked by consonants, which can seriously hamper the generation of phonetic appeal.If the consonants voiced by two finals are combined, this power will be doubled; if the consonants voiced by three finals are combined, this power will be tripled; Combined, this power is quadrupled.Rufus Choate is quite possibly the most attractive man of the last century, next to him probably the actor Junius Brutus Booth, who played in Before the speech, I am used to taking a few minutes to practice reading words ending in four consonants, such as KAMSKT and several other words, which is too difficult for beginners.Choate also practiced reading Greek words ending in three consonants.Wilson Barrett, the most attractive of actors, attributes his success chiefly to this great strength acquired through consonant practice.

We had twelve "hopeless subjects" practice the consonant combination exercises in the "How to Have a Magnificent Voice" section of this book in class.We secretly insisted on training them every day until they mastered this part.To show the value we place on this type of exercise, we begin each lesson by repeating the word IRKUTSK 12 times at a very slow and firm pace; every 50 minutes we return to similar exercises .Within a few days, the muscles on each student's tongue began to become very flexible and powerful. The combined strength of these two advantages is invincible.

At the end of the four-week training, all 12 people had established the above-mentioned mental picture in their minds, overcome their repulsive problems, began to express their sincere emotions vividly, and preserved the potential energy in their bodies.Without exception, the changes were so marked that members of the committee said in unison that they had made "amazing" progress.In the end, the chairman of the committee became our leader at Ralston University, and he was extremely satisfied with the subsequent results of the 12 "hopeless guys".The unsuccessful businessman gradually developed from a few small trading houses into a large enterprise.The lawyer who had never won a case moved forward step by step and began to take on the litigation business of large companies.That manual laborer also became a valued contractor in the industry.The unskilled dentist is successful in his career.The poor doctor bid farewell to the life of poverty.That carpenter became an architect and contractor.That teacher was appointed inspector of the school a few years later.The government employee became the head of his department.The salesman started his own company.That clerk ended up successfully owning his own company as well.That painter also became an architect and contractor.We just recently heard that the photographer is the head of a syndicate.

The experience of all these people illustrates an important truth, that is, whether a man or a woman, once the natural talent hidden deep in life is developed, he or she can rise from the shadow of failure to ultimate success.Yet we can make the greatest progress with the least effort without long and tiresome practice.Of course, nothing in the world can be obtained out of thin air.

We rely heavily on mental images formed in our heads, and mental images are the preserve of geniuses.Whether or not you can conjure up the corresponding mental picture in your mind can make the difference between the ordinary and the great.It was so in the past, it is so now, and it will be so in the future.

Rescuing those who are regarded as "incorrigible" by one's peers once became the author's greatest joy.The reason those people are insulted like that is because their lives are in trouble and it's hard to come back and make a difference.The author concludes that every man should be of good faith, and should be endowed with good judgment and practical knowledge, upon which he may rely.

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