This is a podcast reflection drawn from Ghosts of Love. It explores love not as intensity, romance, or certainty, but as something that continues after moments pass and people change. In attachment, absence, devotion, memory, and the quiet ways love reshapes us without asking permission. This is not about finding love or holding on to it.
It is about recognising how love stays. How it lives on in the body, in habits, in care, and in the way we carry others with us over time. This reflection is for anyone who has loved deeply, lost quietly, or felt love change shape rather than disappear. For anyone who senses that love does not end cleanly, even when relationships do. And for anyone who wants language for love that remains, without sentiment or instruction. If this resonates, share it with someone who might need to hear it.