Friendings

A conversation about friendship break-ups

Author: Sabina Schaare

Friendship endings affect us deeply, yet no one really talks about them.Friendings throws some much-needed light on this subject so that we feel less alone than we already do without that one friend in our lives.Through this gentle exploration we can learn to be better friends, especially to ourselves as we come to know our own values and motivations, limitations and boundaries better through these vital relationships.Host, Sabina Schaare, shares stories of the friendings that shes still grieving and making sense of, and her broader thoughts on the nature of friendship and friendship break-ups.Additional perspectives and experiences provided by podcast guests who bravely and generously share stories of friendship break-ups they continue to ponder.Please subscribe to catch the latest episodes.Get in touch via Instagram at friendings.showShow art by NZ artist John Lancashire a.k.a. monday.painter Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Spirituality of Friendship with special guest, Suzanne Pfitzner - Counsellor, Psychotherapist & Astrologer
Episode 3
Monday, 6 May, 2024

Guest insights and share: The show welcomes Counsellor, Psychotherapist and Consulting Astrologer, Suzanne Pfitzner. We discuss all manner of things thanks to Suzanne’s breadth of knowledge and experience: the way our astrological charts can influence how we show up in friendship; the spiritual text, A Course in Miracles, and how applying its principles provides a new and ultimately freeing way of looking at our friendships; and also using Byron Katie’s Judge Your Neighbour Worksheet to see how what we’re thinking and believing is the cause of our suffering. Suzanne also shares her story of a recent friending and how she has been making sense of it since. I so enjoyed this conversation and I hope you do, too. References:The Work of Byron KatieNo Bad Parts by Richard E Schwartz (I recommend the audiobook)A Course in MiraclesShow art by NZ artist John Lancashire a.k.a. monday.painterGet in touch via Instagram @friendings.show Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.