In this special Easter meditation, writer and storyteller Gareth Higgins invites us into a deeper experience of reality—one rooted not in fear, despair, or division, but in love.
With characteristic warmth and clarity, Gareth reflects on the challenges of our time: overwhelming empathy, collapsing certainties, and the temptation to believe that love is unrealistic. Yet through all this, he offers a simple but radical reframing—what if we are not only capable of love, but made of it?
Drawing from spiritual wisdom traditions and personal insight, Gareth gently calls us to see ourselves and one another as we truly are: not broken beyond repair, not merely surviving—but bearers of gifts and just a little lower than the angels.
Following Gareth’s reflection, Anna Robinson leads us in a gentle stilling and examen practice, inviting us to pause, listen, and carry the meditation into our lived experience.
Original music for this episode was composed and produced by Wilderthorn.
BOOKS
How Not To Be Afraid: Seven Ways to Live When Everything Seems Terrifying
A Whole Life in Twelve Movies: A Cinematic Journey to a Deeper Spirituality
WEBSITE
SOCIALS
QUOTES
“One of the biggest threats of the current moment is that we would miss our lives.”
“Reality is found through devoting ourselves to love.”
“If it expands the circle of belonging and looks like compassion, then it looks like God.”
“You are the neighbour who deserves to be loved.”
