Friendships And Software
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We trace how personal change meets inherited scripts, using a vivid dream about disaster-sim software and a tender act of care to explore friendship, loyalty, and seasonality. We hold space for honest limits, curiosity over blame, and the difference between efficiency and presence.
• the seasonal ascent theme and timing of change
• dream imagery of software, auditing and inherited code
• how updates in self ripple through relationships
• curiosity as a debugging stance in conflict
• seasonality of friendship and honest limits
• care as presence rather than optimization
• questions to assess what a relationship asks now
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🌱 Listener Reflection
- Have you ever made a significant change in your life and noticed your relationships shift in response?
- Which connections adapted with you — and which revealed their limits?
- What patterns or “scripts” might still be running, even though your season has changed?
You don’t need to answer these right away. Just notice what comes up.
🗺️ Season Two: The Seasonal Ascent
This episode is part of Cuppa Terrific’s second season, which follows a symbolic ascent through change, thresholds, support, and discernment — dream by dream, image by image.
☕ About the Podcast
Cuppa Terrific is a podcast about dreams, inner listening, and the symbolic landscapes of everyday life. Each episode invites you to slow down, notice what’s present, and explore what the psyche may be offering — one cup at a time.
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Until next time, may all your cups overflow.
