In the dark month December, which has the shortest day, we are organizing a dialogue on light to lighten up these dark days.

What do you think of when you think of light? Party lights, rituals with light? What does that mean to you? What do you experience as light, what is it that illuminates, what makes it lighter? And what do you do to see light or to bring light to something? To bring yourself into the light or enlighten others? What do you long for? Are you curious about the experiences and desires of others? About how others become enlightened?

Please note: due to the corona measures the Neude Library is closed, therefore this dialogue will be held online. 

What is a dialogue?

In a dialogue, you can share your experiences and dreams in an open and in-depth conversation. At the end of the evening, you go home with new insights and beautiful stories from those who will join you at your table. A dialogue is a conversation between different people, in which a free exchange of ideas takes place, which leads to new insights for those involved. Characteristically, meanings arise that could not have been arrived at without dialogue. True listening is the basis for this.

Programme

19.00: welcome, introduction of the theme
19:15: dialogue
20.45: feedback and discussion
21.00: end

How does a dialogue work?

You enter into a conversation with a group of six to eight people. You explore a theme and exchange experiences, dreams and possibilities. A trained dialogue facilitator guides the conversation and ensures that everyone listens to each other and gets their turn. A dialogue lasts about two hours and consists of the following phases: getting acquainted, exchanging experiences, sharing dreams and what can you do.

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