Dialogue Letter Template Post Sessions (Logged In) Post Webinar Schedule Enter Webinar Room Post Sessions Post Webinar Archives Dialogue Questions Feeling Word Helper Feeling Description Examples HDIFAMA & Other Acronyms Dialogue Rules Dialogue Letter Template Menu Post Sessions (Logged In) Post Webinar Schedule Enter Webinar Room Post Sessions Post Webinar Archives Dialogue Questions Feeling Word Helper Feeling Description Examples HDIFAMA & Other Acronyms Dialogue Rules Dialogue Letter Template Download a Dialogue Letter Template Having trouble staying on track with dialogue letters? Click below to download a template you can use. Download Enter your email so that the finished dialogue letter can be emailed to you. You can also optionally enter your spouse's email to have it automatically sent to them as well. Your Email * Insert your (email) address Spouse's Email Insert your spouse's (email) address Dialogue Question * Enter the dialogue question you and your spouse have decided to write on. Prayer (Optional) Optionally, write a brief prayer to help get you in the mindset for the dialogue letter. Salutation * Example: 'Dear John,' or 'My lovely Jane,' Affirmation * It is good to write something nice your spouse has done lately that you appreciated. Feeling Word * Enter the feeling word that is invoked by this question On a scale of 1 to 10, how strong is this feeling? * — Select — 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 If this feeling were a physical sensation, it would be like: * Use a physical sensation to desxcribe the feeling. Example: 'having butterflies in my stomach' or 'my lungs filling with fresh air' If this feeling were an image, it would be like: * Use an image to describe the feeling. Something from nature, a color, a movie etc. If this feeling were a shared memory, it would be like the time: * Enter a memory you both share that invokes this feeling for you. Your spouse is most likely to connect with this. Closing * End with a loving or caring line to show your appreciation. Sign Letter * Something like 'Love, John' or 'All my love, jane'