Bohm Dialogue is collective attention to thought.
Participants sit in a circle, without facilitation, leader, or agenda.
We are not trying to accumulate anything. The Process Because the topics or nature of ideas shared are spontaneous and the talk seemingly aimless, the process is always exploratory. Some dialogues reveal a coherent flow of thought which yields a sense of the ineffable dynamic of human connection in communication. Other dialogue meetings may highlight a less satisfying awareness of disparate and non-negotiable assumptions in participants. Bohm observed that the attempt to explore the limits of thought exposes a coalescing of understanding, through the words, play, frustration, and periods of silence in the dialogue.