Dialogue touches every aspect of our lives. No two people meet without dialogue being fundamental between them, even if it is expressed in only a few sentences. What matters is that dialogue is the basis of communication in all relationships.
Dialogue is a conversation between two people or among a group of people. What each party says represents a point of view and the reason for speaking.
Dialogue determines your connection and communication, the level of your relationship and its importance to you. What matters is to regard everything you say as important, even if it is only words of welcome or greeting.
Your words are reflected on the person standing before you or whom you are in contact with, and you know that they are speaking to you, or are the one who is acting on it, meeting with you or taking part in a meeting with you.
Awareness of Dialogue
Awareness is an inner mental, cognitive presence in the state of conversation and the meeting; body language, facial language and expressions all express you or take part with you in the meeting and dialogue. Awareness is knowing why you are present, what you wish to show, how many meetings you have, and what you focus on at the time of the meeting. Dialogue means that you have something to say, or that what you say is the most important dialogue, telling people what they value about you.
Your Dialogue with Your Relationships
Welcoming the work with love, joy and delight, or with pleasant expressions and words that match your feelings.
General and Private Conversation
General conversation is the general subject that concerns the affairs of life, public matters, or topics that concern others. What matters in a meeting is the conversation that expresses your affection, even if the opinion is different and even when there are sentences that attack your relationship.
Dialogue Without Imposing on the Person
The conversation that tells the other person that you respect them and hold them dear, that you do not reject their opinion and do not impose on their personality. Dialogue is the conversation in which the meeting appears friendly, a meeting marked by familiarity, even with differences in conduct and differences in habits.
Reviewing the Dialogue
You face a good direction today, and your direction is your attention in your dialogue to every sentence you say during it.
