The Tim Ferriss Show - #793: How to Calm Your Inner Storm — A Guided Meditation to Tame Restlessness with Zen Master Henry Shukman 封面

#793: How to Calm Your Inner Storm — A Guided Meditation to Tame Restlessness with Zen Master Henry Shukman

#793: How to Calm Your Inner Storm — A Guided Meditation to Tame Restlessness with Zen Master Henry Shukman

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This episode is part of a new experiment called Meditation Monday. The teacher, Henry Shukman, has been on my podcast twice before. He is one of only a few dozen masters in the world authorized to teach Sanbo Zen, and now, he’ll be your teacher. In addition to my long-form interviews each week, every Monday I’ll bring you a short 10-minute or so meditation, which will help you for the rest of the week. Over this four-episode series, you’ll develop a Zen toolkit to help you find greater calm, peace, and effectiveness in your daily life. Henry’s app, The Way, has changed my life since I first started using it. Unlike other meditation apps, where you’re overwhelmed with a thousand choices, The Way is a clear step-by-step training program guided entirely by Henry. Through a logical progression, you’ll develop real skills that stick with you. I’ve been using it daily, often twice a day, and it’s lowered my anxiety more than I thought possible. As a listener of my podcast, you can get 30 free sessions by visiting https://thewayapp.com/tim and downloading the app. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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大家好,各位朋友。

Hello, boys and girls, ladies and germs.

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我是蒂姆·费里斯。

This is Tim Ferriss.

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欢迎收听《蒂姆·费里斯秀》的又一期节目。

Welcome to another episode of the Tim Ferriss Show.

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这一期是一个全新的尝试,叫‘周一冥想’。

This episode is a brand new experiment called Meditation Monday.

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也就是说,除了每周的长篇访谈,从现在开始,每个周一我都会带你们做一段大约十分钟的冥想,帮助你们整周保持状态。

That means in addition to my long form interviews each week, every Monday, I will be bringing you a short ten minute or so meditation, which will help you for the rest of the week.

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在这四期系列中,你会学到一套禅修工具,专门帮你在生活中找到更多的平静、安宁和效率。

Over this four episode series, you'll develop a Zen toolkit specifically to help you find greater calm, peace, and effectiveness in your daily life.

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这位老师亨利·舒克曼,之前已经上过我的播客两次。

The teacher, Henry Shukman, has been on my podcast twice before.

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他是全球为数不多的几位被授权教授‘三宝禅’的导师之一,我个人觉得这套方法特别有意思,也很有效,现在他就来当你们的老师。

He is one of only a few dozen masters in the world authorized to teach what is called Sanbo Zen, and I have found this particularly interesting and effective, and now he'll be your teacher.

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过去几个月,我每天用一次,有时候两次亨利的这款Way应用,它降低我焦虑的程度超出了我的想象。

I've been using Henry's app, Way, once, often twice a day for the last few months, and it has lowered my anxiety more than I thought possible.

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作为本节目的听众,你们可以通过访问 thewayapp.com/tim 免费获得30次冥想课程。

As a listener of the show, you yourself can get 30 free sessions by visiting thewayapp.com/tim.

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如果你喜欢这些冥想内容——它们本身就已经很有价值了——那就去 thewayapp.com/tim 领取这30次免费课程吧。

So if you like what you hear in these meditations, which will be valuable in and of themselves, you can get 30 free sessions by going to thewayapp.com/tim.

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在接下来的时间里,请尽情享受亨利·舒克曼带来的这一期冥想星期一。

And for the time being, please enjoy this Meditation Monday with Henry Shukman.

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欢迎回到冥想星期一。

Welcome back to Meditation Monday.

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我们每个人都会经历一些难熬的情绪,而冥想有时反而会让这些情绪变得更强烈,因为我们不再逃避,直接面对它们。

Many of us, of course, have difficult emotions at times and meditation might seem to exacerbate them sometimes because we're, as it were, more exposed to them.

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这时候没有别的事情可以分散注意力。

We haven't got distractions, other things we can turn to.

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我们只是静静地坐着,什么都不做。

We're just sitting still and doing nothing.

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所以当负面情绪出现时,你根本无处可躲。

So if a difficult emotion comes up, there's kind of nowhere to hide.

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在早期佛教中,像焦虑、悔恨、挫败、渴望、抗拒或强烈反感这类情绪,都被视为冥想的障碍。

Now, in early Buddhism, these kinds of emotions, things like worry, regret, frustration, craving, aversion or dislike, strong dislike were viewed actually as hindrances to meditation.

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它们会让人不想去冥想。

They would make us not want to meditate.

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也会让冥想变得困难。

They'd make it harder to meditate.

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我觉得,把负面情绪看作冥想中的一个问题,其实很有帮助——因为它们确实会让我们打退堂鼓。

And I think it's quite a helpful lens to recognize that difficult emotions are a problem, as it were, in meditation, in that they will discourage us from doing it.

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幸运的是,我们有应对负面情绪的方法。

So, fortunately, we have tools for being with difficult emotion.

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而这些情绪往往会导致一种坐立不安的状态。

And actually, what they often lead to is a kind of restlessness.

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就是当你在冥想时,心里直喊:快让我走吧。

Get me out of here, you know, when we're trying to meditate.

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所以现在我想带大家做一个练习,帮助应对焦躁以及伴随它的各种情绪。

So I wanna do a sit now that offers a tool for working with restlessness and emotions that might be associated with it.

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希望这个方法对你们有帮助。

So, I hope you find this helpful.

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我们先找一个舒服的坐姿坐下来。

Let's come into our seated, comfortable position.

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顺便说一下,如果你更想躺下,完全没问题。

And just a footnote, if you want to recline, you go right ahead.

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关键是让自己舒服。

We just want to be comfortable.

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这才是最重要的。

That's the main thing.

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因为只有当身体放松了,心才更容易平静下来。

Because when we're comfortable, it's easier to relax.

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一旦开始放松,我们就更容易保持安静。

And when we start relaxing, it's easier to be still.

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某种程度上,冥想中最有力的工具,或许就是单纯的静止。

And in some ways, it might be that the most powerful agent in meditation is simply being still.

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冥想所能带来的所有领悟、转变与成长,其实都源于这份宁静。

That all the lessons and learnings and shifts and transformations that meditation can offer simply come from stillness.

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所以,让我们给自己一些时间,好好安顿下来,真正地在此刻存在,进入这个无需做任何事、无需达成任何目标的空间。

So let's give ourselves time to be comfortable, to arrive here, to come into being here, into this space where nothing is asked of us, Nothing we need to do.

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我们终于可以放下那些责任和待办事项的重担。

We're really getting to put down the burden of doing all the responsibilities, the to do lists.

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现在,就把它们留在门外吧。

Leave them outside the door just for now.

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这完全是属于你自己的时间。

This is really a time just for you.

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再检查一下,你的身体是否舒适。

So again, checking that your body is comfortable.

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稍微做一点渐进式放松,让肩膀彻底放松下来。

And a little bit of progressive relaxation, letting your shoulders go.

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让它们慢慢下沉、安定下来。

Letting them sink and settle.

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让双臂像旧绳子一样松弛无力。

And letting your arms be limp like old rope.

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让脸部的肌肉放松下来。

Letting the face soften.

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就像窗帘一样自然垂落。

And it just sort of hang like a curtain.

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一点都不要紧绷。

No tension in it.

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就让它放轻松吧。

Let it go.

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让胸口和腹部感到温暖,胸口柔软,腹部放松。

Let there be a warmth in the chest, a warmth in the belly, softness in chest, softness in belly.

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让臀部也放松下来。

Let your hips go.

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让你的双腿放松,双脚也放松。

Let your legs relax, and your feet.

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在这段冥想的时间里,我们来探索一下,如果感到焦躁不安,该怎么允许它存在。

So, in this space of meditation, we're gonna explore how we might allow restlessness if it comes up.

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我邀请你试着想象,自己正有一点点焦躁的感觉。

And I invite you actually to imagine that you are feeling just a little bit of restlessness.

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这种感觉,我想对大多数人来说都不陌生。

It's a familiar feeling for pretty much all of us, I think.

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够了,别再这样了。

That, enough of this.

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我想去做点别的事。

I want to go and do something else.

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我想动一动。

Or, I want to move.

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快让我离开这儿。

Or, Get me out of here.

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现在,我们不按它的要求去做,而是保持静止。

Now, instead of doing what it says, we're gonna be still.

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我们来看看能不能在身体里找到那种焦躁感。

And we're gonna see if we can find it, find the restlessness in your body.

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它到底是什么?

What actually is it?

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会不会只是一种能量,像个小旋风似的,藏在躯干某个地方——也许是腹部,也许是胸口,也可能是喉咙。

Could it be that it's just a kind of energy, maybe like a little miniature dust devil or something of energy, somewhere in the torso, maybe the belly, maybe the chest, possibly throat.

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你能察觉到躯干里有那么一丝焦躁的能量吗?

Can you find some trace of an energy of restlessness within your torso?

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不管你有没有感觉到什么,我们都让一切顺其自然。

Whatever you're finding, or if you're not really finding anything, we're gonna let things be just as they are.

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无论是焦躁的能量,还是完全没有焦躁,我们都让它就这样存在着。

We're gonna allow any energy of restlessness, all the absence of it, to be just as it is.

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如果我们根本不需要对它做点什么,会怎样?

What if we don't have to do anything about it?

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如果我们只是让它待在那里,会怎么样呢?

What if we have it in us to just let it be there?

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就让它在这里吧。

Let it be here.

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没必要去改变它。

No need to change it.

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欢迎它出现。

Welcome it.

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允许它存在。

Allow it.

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让它真正成为你体验的一部分。

Let it actually be part of your experience.

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和它一起安住。

Rest with it.

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如果你感受到焦躁,可以在心里默默给它命名。

If you are tasting restlessness, you can name it in your own mind.

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焦躁感就在那里。

Restlessness is present.

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在心里对自己说一遍。

Say it to yourself.

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焦躁感是可以被接纳的。

Restlessness is welcome.

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试着在心里对自己这么说一遍。

Try saying that to yourself in your own mind.

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你可能察觉到其他让你不舒服的情绪。

It may be that you're sensing some other emotion that might be uncomfortable.

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如果是这样,试着找找它对应的身体感觉,比如胸口或腹部那些具体的感受。

If so, see if you can find the sensory correlates of it, the actual sensation in probably the chest area, or perhaps the belly, that associates with it.

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让这些感觉自然存在。

And let them be present.

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让肩膀放松下来。

Let your shoulders be soft.

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让身体两侧放松下来。

Let your flanks be soft.

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让背部也放松。

Let your back be soft.

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让整个躯干前面——皮肤和皮下组织——也都松软下来,像垂挂的布帘一样自然放松。

And let the whole front of your torso, the front, the skin and dermis of your torso, let it also be soft, like a kind of drapery, hanging loose.

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让身体的放松容纳任何不安或情绪带来的不适。

And let the softness in your body allow any discomfort of restlessness or emotion.

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让这份松软去接纳每一丝不适的痕迹。

Let the softness welcome any trace of discomfort.

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就这样陪着它,别抗拒。

Let yourself just be with it.

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保持静止,保持安静,安住于自己的内心,安住于自己的情绪中心,任其自然。

Being still, being quiet, resting with your own heart, your own emotion center, and letting it be.

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是的,这种回归的过程,我们可以说,冥想其实就是重新回到我们的感受自我。

Yeah, so part of this homecoming, we might say that meditation can be, is also coming back to, you know, our feeling self.

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其实这很美好,像其他所有哺乳动物一样,我们也会有情绪。

It's a beautiful thing actually, that we feel like many, like all other mammals, we have emotions.

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情绪是我们本性的一部分,学会接纳它们,才是真正成长的表现。

They're part of our makeup and learning to allow them is a real form of growth.

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好的。

Okay.

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那我们慢慢从这个坐姿中出来吧。

So, let's come out of this sit.

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让身体重新动起来。

Bring movement back into the body.

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可以深吸一口气,再缓缓呼出来。

You might do an inhale and an exhale.

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想怎么动就怎么动,随你舒服就好。

Move around any way you feel you'd like to.

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太棒了!

Fantastic!

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非常感谢你和我一起探索这个可能出人意料的工具,它能帮我们应对困难,化解障碍,让我们更顺利地进入冥想,踏上这条漫长的冥想之路。

Thank you so much for joining me in this little exploration of a perhaps unexpected kind of tool that will help us with our difficulties and sort of diffuse them for our pathway into meditation and along the great journey of meditation.

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真的非常感谢。

Thanks so much.

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下周见。

See you next week.

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