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《三個處理焦躁情緒的撇步》讀後:懷念柏楊先生
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一般而言,大多數中國人都相信:「天塌下來有高個子頂著」這個錯誤觀念。它是老祖宗傳下來醬缸文化中的渣渣。它的長處則是培養了中國人「處變不驚」的社會性。

我手邊沒有統計數字,但用膝蓋想也能了解:隨著社會的高度商業化與隨之而來的競爭性,焦躁和焦灼將成為公主病甚至流行病之一。轉登此文(請見本欄下一篇),應不無小補。

上面提到「醬缸文化」;借這個機會談談柏楊先生,以資紀念。

我初高中時代先在報紙副刊上讀到郭衣洞先生的小說,印象頗深,甚有好感。後來開始讀他的《倚夢閒話》專欄,愛不釋手,不可一日不讀(或一欄不讀)。大概到大學時代或留學時期才看到他的《異域》,受到非常大的衝擊。後來滇緬遠征軍後人到立法院爭取居留權,我曾到場聲援。1993年回台定居後,在一家二手書點買到他的《柏楊詩抄》。我跟柏楊先生的文字因緣僅此而已我沒有讀過他歷史系列的大部頭作品

我自己從初中開始對傳統道德就沒什麼敬意對柏楊先生的「醬缸文化論」自然感到深獲我心。在見識之外,我相當喜歡和佩服他(小說、專欄、和詩作)的文風與文筆。

我忘了是高中或大學時代,有一次放學回家,在院子裏碰到一位還蠻帥氣的訪客,打了聲招呼擦肩而過。進屋之後,才知道他就是郭衣洞先生

除了柏楊先生,我青年時代很敬佩的文人還有畢珍先生和黎中天先生兩位。可惜服完兵役就飄洋過海,沒有機會繼續拜讀他們的大作。回台後也在二手書點買到一本《中天小品》。有機會再介紹。

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Three Questions to Ask When the World Feels Out of Control

The choices we make on a daily basis are the most reliable ways to navigate stressful times.

Dr. Samantha Boardman, 02/05’25

The news these days is bleak and it’s hard not to become upset or outraged or both. Every day seems to bring a new onslaught of issues — big and small, global and local — that fill us with an overwhelming sense of anxiety. When the world feels overwhelmingly out of control, and let’s face it there’s a lot that feels out of our control right now, resist the temptation to withdraw or even to stick your head in the sand like an ostrich.

Here are three questions to ask to help you ease your anxiety and gain some perspective:

1. Where am I directing my attention, time, and effort?

You can’t take on every single issue, but you can focus on two or three that mean something to you. Instead of wallowing in the “why” or the “what-ifs” — be the change. Get involved, and get local. Focus on the future, not the past. And in the process
take care of yourself, this is not the time to be burning the candle at both ends. Fortify yourself with plenty of sleep, social connections, daily movement and eating well.

2. What can I limit?

Check your screen time. It’s so easy to find yourself falling down the doomscrolling rabbit hole towards 
catastrophizing. Less is more here. Read or watch articles or stories that present digested and reliable information about what has happened in the news and ignore the rest. Obsessively following breaking events may make you feel more involved but will not make you more informed.

3. What is good about today?

Our brains are wired to pay attention to things that unsettle or scare us—this is “negativity bias.” Counteract this by 
seeking, savoring, and sharing moments of delight every day and especially on bad days. Research shows that cultivating positive emotions in the midst of stress can help you navigate your way through tough times and build resilience. Every day may not be good, but there is some good in every day.

Bottom line

The key here is to recognize what you can and what you can’t control. Focus your time, attention and energy on areas that enhance agency. Doomscrolling is not one of them.


Yahoo Creator Dr. Samantha Boardman

Dr. Samantha Boardman is a clinical instructor in psychiatry and assistant attending physician at Weill-Cornell Medical College in New York City. She is the author of “Everyday Vitality, Turning Stress Into Strength" and provides advice on how to build vitality and boost resilience at The Dose.


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