Traffic Rules for Groups - Listening Project

(will be read out aloud at the beginning)

At the beginning, everyone writes on a card what they want to talk about. After that the other 'traffic rules' are read out aloud.
Each topic is spoken about in turns of 20 minutes. The time for this is indicated by the black sandglass.
The red 30-second sandglass provides a time of silence and concentration before and after reading a topic.
If you want to talk about your topic first, you start the entire conversation by turning these two hourglasses.
After a silence of 30 seconds, she_he reads to her_his topic without commenting on it in this moment.
After another silence, it is now time for everyone to 'say' or 'ask' something, clockwise one after the other.
Once the 20-minute hourglass has expired, the time for the next topic begins.
Once the last topic has been spoken about, the conversation is brought to an end.

When it’s my turn, I state what is most important to me. There are no right or wrong and no ‘better’ or ‘worse’ contributions.
I speak from my heart and I’ll be brief.
Either…
I describe a thought that came to me while listening to the text or to the conversation. I may stray away from the topic.
Or: I ask the person who has read aloud a question to which they can answer directly.
Or: I describe a thought that came to me ‘otherwise’.
Or: I ask an important question that remains unanswered.
Or: I for whatever reason pass on to the next one.
Or: I start a silence of 30 seconds – time to ‘listen’ for everyone.
When I’m done, I point to the left and pass it on to the next one..
When I'm finished, I point to the left and pass on.
As a listener, I listen to what the speaker is saying and at the same time listen to what thoughts are developing inside of me.
Any time I can start a ‘speed round’. For everyone in the round, there are 30 seconds. This possibility exists when someone has finished speaking.
Everyone is 'lovingly' taking care that these rules of conversation are followed.