The Work That Becomes Love
from The Radiance Project
In this episode, Heidi reflects on spaciousness, commitment, and the emotional weather of our times. After a week of meeting new clients and preparing to begin a six-month class herself, she explores what it means to grow over time — and how rest, creativity, and community become lifelines in seasons of collective intensity. We are being asked to carry more than we can always name. And yet, through astrology, poetry, and the steady work of love, mountains can move. This episode weaves together current astrological shifts, stories of unity and peace, and three powerful poems that remind us of impermanence, devotion, and hope. Heidi closes with a reminder that this is not a time to go silent. This is a time to create. To love. To show up. In This Episode: Creating spaciousness without guilt Emotional processing in a rapidly shifting world Community as medicine The Saturn–Neptune conjunction in Aries + eclipse season (and workshop!) Why art and spiritual courage matter right now Personalized Moon Notes (a new offering!) Radiant Life Retreat (Oct 6–11) - join the early interest list at [email protected] Poems Featured: "What Belongs to Us" — Marie Howe "If There Are Any Heavens" — E.E. Cummings "Lessons in Trying to Save the World" — Nikita Gill Heidi Rose Robbins, Astrologer & Poet: heidirose.com, IG: @heidiroserobbins Luminosity Community
Embed this episode
No transcript yet.