In this episode, we dive into Alan Watts’ vision of falling in love as something far greater than attraction. It is a surrender, a dissolving of the self, a recognition that love is not only for another person but for existence itself. We explore how his words invite us to see love as a way of being fully alive.

In “The Beginning,” Igor Oro reflects on memory, longing, and the haunting beauty of first encounters. Through vivid imagery and vulnerable expression, he captures the way the start of a story can linger more powerfully than its end, reminding us that the earliest moments often etch the deepest marks on the heart.

In Healing, Nayo Jones delivers a raw and unfiltered meditation on self-worth, depression, and the complex dance between healing and love. The poem delves into her personal journey from childhood self-criticism and suicidal thoughts to the scars that favor survival over self-healing. She concludes that while love may not cure her wounds, it offers a crucial support: a guiding hand that helps her find reasons to stay alive.

This episode features Promises by JR World, a heartfelt piece exploring trust, devotion, and the weight carried within every promise made.

Love isn’t just an emotion we feel in passing. It’s deeper, richer, and more powerful than we often realise. In this episode, we explore what makes love more than a feeling, how it shapes us, and why it runs deeper than words can explain.