I dreamt that you were twisting through seven suns of gold and the gypsy was insisting

that story must be told I came two in the morning but I took it as a warning that you might be a treasure.

I could touch but never hold.

Hi, everybody.

This is Veronica Valley.

This is Chip Summers.

Welcome back to the Soberful podcast.

It's great to have you here.

We have lots of things to discuss today.

I just want to say thanks, Chip, for the workshop that you did yesterday in the Soberful Life group on the cycle

of relationships. It was fascinating. Thank you. I know that it was for the smaller Soberful

group, but the subject that affects everybody. Everybody has relationships with people, places and

things. And I've always found this thing I spoke about at the cycle very helpful. And I enjoy doing it.

So far, nobody has decided to troll me as a result of what I said. I really enjoyed doing it.

And I hope we can do some more in the future. I'm glad we did it. It was useful. Do you know what was so great about it, actually? The insight that I really enjoyed doing it and I hope we can do some more in the future. I'm glad we did it. It was

useful. Do you know what was so great about it actually, the insight that I really got? It was

illuminating to me many, many years ago when I learned about the whole dream world and all of that

kind of stuff that people go through this process when they fall in love and all that kind of stuff.

But when you were talking at the end, that we also do that with jobs and work situations and friendships. And I hadn't thought about

that so much and thought, gosh, yeah, I've seen that pattern in myself when I've started projects

or whatever and been like, oh my God, this is amazing. It's exactly that same cycle we go through.

It's really fascinating. Yeah, I know exactly. As I said, it fits as a cycle

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