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How does Guided Dialogue differ from ToP®s Basic Discussion Method?

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How does Guided Dialogue differ from ToP®s Basic Discussion Method?

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A. Both processes evolved from the Art Form Method developed by the Ecumenical Institute. The intent of Basic Discussion Method is to end with a decision and thus the last level is called the “Decisional Level.” In Guided Dialogue, the intent is for the group to end with an expanded understanding of the topic. Therefore, it ends with the “Depth Level.” If individual or group decisions were made during the conversation, then in the “Depth Level”, the facilitator asks what is the meaning, purpose, or intent of the decision. The questions at this level elicit from the individuals in the group their latent, more universal or “inner” wisdom – the wisdom that comes from the soul or higher self.

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