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英语专业晨读励志类美文15篇英音美音

英语专业晨读美文包含“励志篇”“人生篇”“人物篇”“文化篇”“哲理篇”等五章，共收录75篇美文。

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01.FeedYourMind滋养你的思想（英音）

Sincetheprehistorictimes,manhashadanurgetosatisfyhisneeds.

Beithunger,shelterorsearchforamate,

hehasalwaysmanipulatedthecircumstancestothebestofhisadvantages.

Probablythismightbethereason

whywehumanarethemostdevelopedofalllivingspeciesontheearth,

andprobablyalsointheuniverse.

Asweclimbedthestepsofevolutionwithgiantleaps,

wesomehowleftbehindcommonsenseandlogicalthinking—

weforgotthatwehavestoppedthinkingaheadoftimes.

Ifyouarehungry,whatdoyoudo?

Grabapieceofyourfavoritemeal

andstayquietafterthat?

Justlikeyourstomach,evenyourmindishungry.

Butitneverletsyouknow,

becauseyoukeepitbusythinkingaboutyourdreamlover,

favoritestarandmanysuchabsurdthings.

Soitsilentlybegantoheedtoyourneedsandneverletitselfgrow.

Whenmindloosesitsfreedomtogrow,creativitygetsafullstop.

Thismightbethereasonwhyweallsometimesthink"Whathappensnext?

",

"Whycan'tIthink?

","WhyamIalwaysgiventhedifficultproblems?

"

Wellthisistheaftermathofourownkarma

ofusingourbrainforthinkingofnot-so-worthythings.

Hungerofthemindcanbeactuallysatiatedthroughextensivereading.

NowwhyreadingandnotwatchingTV?

Becausereadinghasbeenthemosteducativetoolusedbyusrightfromthechildhood.

Justlikethattodevelopotheraspectsofourlife,

wehavetotakehelpofreading.

Youhaveinnumerablenumberofbooksinthisworld

whichwillansweryourentire"Howto"questions.

Onceyoureadabook,youjustdon'trunyoureyesthroughthelines,

butevenyourminddecodesitandexplainsittoyou.

Theinterestingpartofthebookisstoredinyourmindasaseed.

Nowthisseedisunknowinglyusedbyyouinyourfuturetodevelopnewideas.

Thesameseedifusedmanytimescanhelpyoulinkandrelatealotofthings,

ofwhichyouwouldhaveneverthoughtofinyourwildestdreams!

Thisisnothingbutcreativity.

Morethenumberofbooksyouread,

yourmindwillopenuplikeneverbefore.

Alsothisimprovesyouroratoryskillstoalargeextent

andalsomakesasignificantcontributiontoyourvocabulary.

WithinnotimeyoustartspeakingEnglishoranylanguagefluentlywithyourfriends

orotherpeopleandyouneverseemtorunoutoftherightwordsattherighttime.

Actually,IhadaprobleminspeakingEnglishfluently,

butasIread,Icouldimprovesignificantly.

Iamstillonthepathofimprovementtoquenchmythirstforsatisfaction.

Soguysdojoinmeandgivefoodforyourthoughtsbyreading,

readingandmorereading.Nowwhatareyouwaitingfor?

Go,grababook,andletmeknow!

02.DecidingtoLive怒放的生命（英音）

IbelieveIamaclimber.Threeyearsago,

aseriesofmedicalandpersonalcrisestookwhatwasaclinicaldepression

andmadeitsomethingmuchdarker.

Ithoughtofitasfalling—asjumpingoffabridgeonarainywinterday:

threesecondsintheairbeforeIhitthewaterandplungeddeepintotheicycold,

myheavycoatpullingmedeeper.Andthesurfacefaroverhead—toofaraway.

Thisisthequestionthatkeptmefrommakingtheimagearealone.

WhatifIchangedmymind?

Jumpingintothewater,

theairinmylungswouldfailmebeforeIcouldswimbacktothelivingworld.

IwouldknowforthoselastsecondsthatIdidwanttoliveafterall,

butitwouldbetoolate.

I'mnotsurewhyIstartedclimbing.

Iwalkedthroughthedoorofthelocalclimbinggymonedayonawhim.

Itwasanalienworld:

strongbeautifulmenandwomen,

toweringwallsundersodiumvaporlights,whitedustfillingtheair.

Lightinsteadofdark.Upinsteadofdown.

Itwasineverywaytheoppositeofwhatwasinsideme.

ThesecondtimeIclimbed,IgottoamovewhereIwassureIwouldfall.

Iwas25feetuponarope,butIdidn'tknowyetthatIcouldtrustit.

Iheardmyvoicesayoutloud,"Ihaveachoicehere:

fearorjoy.

"WhatImeantwas,climbordon'tclimb,liveordie.

Inthemorethantwoyearssincethen,

Ihaveclimbedhundredsofdays—insideandout,

sometimestiedtoarope,oftennot.Idopayapricehere.

Mybodycanbesobruisedfromhittingwalls

thatpeopleaskmeaboutmyhomesituation.

Ninemonthsago,Ibrokemylegandankle.

Ihealedfast,buttheriskremains.NexttimeImightnot.

Climbingrequiresacold-bloodeddecisiontolive.

IfIaminattentiveorcareless,Iwillfall.

EverytimeIclimbatthegym,orropeupforarouteoutside,

orgobouldering—whichisclimbingwithoutarope,

andoftenmoredangerous—Iamtakingarisk.

AndIamcommittingtostayingalive.

Now,Ibelieveinclimbing,innotjumping.

Jumpingwouldhavebeeneasy,juststepoverthebridgerailingandletgo.

Climbingisharder,butworthit.

Ibelievethatdecidingtolivewastherightdecision.

There'snowaytodescribetheterribledarknessofdepressioninaway

thatnon-depressedpeoplecanunderstand.

Now,I'mlessfocusedonthedarkness.

Instead,IthinkaboutthejoyIfeelinconqueringitandthetoolIused.

Iamaclimber,andIamalive.

03.IWant!

IDo!

IGet!

我想！

我做！

我得！

（英音）

There'sagreatsongouttherebyJimmyCliff,

oneofreggae'stopartists,

thatinsixwordssummarizesjusthowyousucceedinlife:

Iwant!

Ido!

Iget!

Thesesixwordsareaverypowerfulway

ofconnectingwhatyouwantwithwhatyouwillachieve.

Firstcomeswantingsomething—abetterlifeforyourself,

yourfamily,moremoney,abetterjob,

whateveritisyoudreamaboutandlongfor.

Youdesireit,youdreamaboutit,

youdaydreamaboutit,youyearnforit.

Butthat'snotenough.

Nextandthistheparttoomanypeopleforgetabout—comesthedoing.

Allofthewantingintheworld

isnotgoingtomoveyouoneinchclosertowhatyouwant:

youhavetodo.

Youhavetofindabetterjob,changejobs,takerisks,writesoftware,

trynewthings,stopdoingoldthings,gotocollege,work,act,do.

Thedoingistheabsolutelyindispensableconnection

betweenwhatyouwantandwhatyouget.

Finally,ifyoukeepdoingwhatneedstobedone,

ifyoukeepadjustingwhatyoudotomoveyouclosertowhatyouwant,youget.

Maybenoteasily,maybenotasquicklyasmoviesandtelevisionportray,

butitwillcome.

Onefinalphilosophicalnoteaboutthesesixwords:

noticethat"I"isthreeofthem?

Notwhatotherswant,notwhatotherssayyouare"supposed"or"should"do.

What'smore,nooneisgoingtodoitforyou.

Youarethekeytomakingthesesixwordswork.

04.ThePowerofImagination插上想象的翅膀（美音）

Imaginationistheabilitytoformamentalimageofsomething

thatisnotperceivedthroughthesenses.

Itistheabilityofthemindtobuiltmentalscenes,

objectsoreventsthatdonotexist,

arenotpresentorhavehappenedinthepast.

Memoryisactuallyamanifestationofimagination.

Everyonepossessessomeimaginationability.

Insomeitmaybehighlydevelopedand

inothersitmaymanifestinaweakerform.

Itmanifestsinvariousdegreesinvariouspeople.

Itmanifestsinvariousforms,oneofwhichisdaydreaming.

Thoughtoomuchidledaydreamingmaymakeoneimpractical,

somedaydreaming,whennotbeingengagedinsomething

thatrequiresattention,providessometemporaryhappiness,

calmnessandrelieffromstress.

Inyourimaginationyoucantravelanywhereinthespeedoflight

withoutanyobstacles.Itcanmakeyoufeelfree,

thoughtemporarily,andonlyinthemind,fromtasks,

difficultiesandunpleasantcircumstances.

Adevelopedandstrongimagination

doesnotmakeyouadaydreamerandimpractical.

Onthecontrary,itstrengthensyourcreativeabilities,

andisagreattoolforrecreating

andremodelingyourworldandlife.

Thisisagreatpowerthatcanchangeyourwholelife.

Itisusedextensivelyinmagic,

creativevisualizationandaffirmations.

Itisthecreatorofcircumstancesandevents.

Whenyouknowhowtoworkwithit,

youcanmakeyourhearts'desirescometrue.

Imaginationhasagreatroleandvalueineachone'slife.

Itismuchmorethanjustidledaydreaming.

Wealluseit,whetherconsciouslyorunconsciously,

inmostofourdailyaffairs.

Weuseourimaginationwheneverweplanaparty,

atrip,ourworkorameeting.

Weuseitwhenwedescribeanevent,

explainhowtoarrivetoacertainstreet,write,

tellastoryorcookacake.

Imaginationisacreativepower

thatisnecessaryforinventinganinstrument,

designingadressorabuilding,

paintingapictureorwritingabook.

Thecreativepowerofimaginationhasanimportantrole

intheachievementofsuccessinanyfield.

Whatweimaginewithfaithandfeelingscomesintobeing.

Itisthepowerbeyondcreativevisualization,

positivethinkingandaffirmations.

Visualizinganobjectorasituation,

andrepeatingoftenthismentalimage,

attractstheobjectorsituationintoourlives.

Thisopensforusnew,vastandfascinatingopportunities.

Thismeansthatweshouldthinkonlyinapositivemanner

aboutourdesires,otherwisewemaycreate

andattractintoourlives,events,

situationsandpeoplethatwedon'treallywant.

Thisisactuallywhatmostofusdo,

becausewedon'tusethepowerofimaginationcorrectly.

Ifyoudonotrecognizetheimportanceof

thepoweroftheimagination,andletitrunriot,

yourlifemaynotbeashappyandsucc