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I have been working with speech technologies for a very long time. When I first began studying this subject, computer-generated voices were very primitive. Now everything has changed.
But even now, some people might say that the human voice is better than a computer-generated one. And I will not argue with that at all. However, I have noticed that when a person hears unusual speech, with varying intonation, rhythm, and so on, they absorb information more easily and more readily enter what are called alpha-theta states, or trance-like and meditative states. Even those who found it difficult to visualize anything during ordinary meditations see everything vividly in these meditations, as if it were real.
That is why I also used this effect of a computer-generated voice to intensify the trance-like meditative state. Here is an example: a teacher explains a lesson in an even, monotonous voice—the students remember nothing at all, as their minds simply get used to something constant. But another teacher constantly changes their vocal intonation, sometimes speaking sharply, sometimes emphasizing a particular word, sometimes highlighting or underscoring something, speaking vividly and unevenly—they capture the students' attention.
Yes, exactly that is what you will hear in this meditation.
You can also find free meditations here: A short meditation for every day
But that’s not all: why I often use computer voice technologies is explained — HERE. There is another important reason for this.
Thank you for finding time for your personal development. The more people develop, the faster we will make the world a better place.
I have been working with speech technologies for a very long time. When I first began studying this subject, computer-generated voices were very primitive. Now everything has changed.
But even now, some people might say that the human voice is better than a computer-generated one. And I will not argue with that at all. However, I have noticed that when a person hears unusual speech, with varying intonation, rhythm, and so on, they absorb information more easily and more readily enter what are called alpha-theta states, or trance-like and meditative states. Even those who found it difficult to visualize anything during ordinary meditations see everything vividly in these meditations, as if it were real.
That is why I also used this effect of a computer-generated voice to intensify the trance-like meditative state. Here is an example: a teacher explains a lesson in an even, monotonous voice—the students remember nothing at all, as their minds simply get used to something constant. But another teacher constantly changes their vocal intonation, sometimes speaking sharply, sometimes emphasizing a particular word, sometimes highlighting or underscoring something, speaking vividly and unevenly—they capture the students' attention.
Yes, exactly that is what you will hear in this meditation.
You can also find free meditations here: A short meditation for every day
But that’s not all: why I often use computer voice technologies is explained — HERE. There is another important reason for this.
Thank you for finding time for your personal development. The more people develop, the faster we will make the world a better place.
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