Dialogue with Voices
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Dialogue with Voices
The method was invented by the Stones, a married couple. It was brought to Ukraine, and taught there with great success, by Serhiy Strekalov – Doctor of Psychology, founder of the public movement “Whole World” and of the school “Games in Spaces”. Later, on the basis of this method, S. Strekalov developed his own course, “Dialogue with the Gods”.
The method is used as a remedy for:
inner conflict
obsessive inner dialogue
chronic fatigue, apathy and depressive states
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The method rests on a theory-observation that inside a personality (inside a person) there is a whole team of subpersonalities, or an inner family. And what we call the inner dialogue is the attempts of the subpersonalities of the inner world to come to an agreement among themselves about what “will be good” for their host, the person. A person’s subpersonalities form as separate energy circuits, under pressure of circumstances and at different times. That is why subpersonalities have different ages, habits, behaviour, voices and a different understanding of what is “good” and “bad”. These different “goods” inside a person are trying to come to an agreement.
The overall effect of the process: energy, completeness-wholeness, lightness, inner silence, a state of self-worth and power.
As a technique for:
finding a way out of “dead-end situations”
finding a constructive solution
exploring your deepest needs
opening up new resources (energies and meanings)
finding a constructive solution
The method rests on a theory-observation that inside a personality (inside a person) there is a whole team of subpersonalities, or an inner family. And what we call the inner dialogue is the attempts of the subpersonalities of the inner world to come to an agreement among themselves about what “will be good” for their host, the person. A person’s subpersonalities form as separate energy circuits, under pressure of circumstances and at different times. That is why subpersonalities have different ages, habits, behaviour, voices and a different understanding of what is “good” and “bad”. These different “goods” inside a person are trying to come to an agreement.
Different people, and the same person at different times of life, manage this with different degrees of success. The ability to integrate the polar subpersonalities of your world at any given moment of your life determines where you stand on the scale of “enlightenment/muddle”. In certain transitional, critical periods of life an external focus is needed – that is, a person outside the situation: a psychologist, a coach. To step beyond your limits – to shift, to develop – you need someone outside your own system; this creates distance for seeing, for a run-up and for movement. It will let you step out of your own limitations, rise above the situation (instead of being “under” the situation), take in your true values from a distance and see your next step.
