Send us a text How do we work with something we can't see? An instrument that starts deep inside before it becomes sound? In this episode, we're exploring the science of metaphor—why imagining a fishing rod or a dam or a beach ball can create immediate shifts in our voice without conscious effort. We learn about the research behind the ideomotor effect and mirror neurons, showing how metaphor speaks directly to our body's involuntary systems and activates pre-existing patterns it already unde...
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Send us a text How do we work with something we can't see? An instrument that starts deep inside before it becomes sound? In this episode, we're exploring the science of metaphor—why imagining a fishing rod or a dam or a beach ball can create immediate shifts in our voice without conscious effort. We learn about the research behind the ideomotor effect and mirror neurons, showing how metaphor speaks directly to our body's involuntary systems and activates pre-existing patterns it already unde...
2. The Weight of Being Heard: a practice of trusting yourself
The Wisdom of The Voice Podcast
21 minutes
3 weeks ago
2. The Weight of Being Heard: a practice of trusting yourself
Send us a text Is that your brain? Your heart? Your gut? Your anxiety? That voice from your past? Our conditioning creates a cacophony of internalized voices, and learning to identify which one is actually ours becomes essential work. We explore what happens when we can't distinguish our own knowing from the chorus of inherited opinions—how small decisions based on others' guidance create direction-altering changes over time, steering us thousands of miles from where we were meant to land. We...
The Wisdom of The Voice Podcast
Send us a text How do we work with something we can't see? An instrument that starts deep inside before it becomes sound? In this episode, we're exploring the science of metaphor—why imagining a fishing rod or a dam or a beach ball can create immediate shifts in our voice without conscious effort. We learn about the research behind the ideomotor effect and mirror neurons, showing how metaphor speaks directly to our body's involuntary systems and activates pre-existing patterns it already unde...
