About Heidi Rose Robbins

Heidi Rose Robbins' first book of poetry, This Beckoning Ceaseless Beauty, was released to enthusiastic reviews in 2013. In addition to her work as a poet, Heidi has supported many men and women through life transitions as an esoteric astrologer and as the leader of Radiant Life retreats, in which she teaches women how to live fuller, more expressive, and courageously loving lives. She's a founding member of The Hello Love Experiment, a radical on-going project of naming, embodying, and realizing love in the world. Heidi lives in Southern California with her husband, Andrew Hefferman, and two children, Kate and Dylan. Learn more about her poetry, retreats, and grounded approach to astrology at www.heidirose.com or watch her TedX appearance!

Wednesday’s Poem – For Elizabeth Who Walks in Brooklyn

By |2017-11-27T01:41:23+00:00September 20th, 2017|Poetry|

For Elizabeth Who Walks in Brooklyn Greet the World with Love and Spirited Eyes For Elizabeth Who Walks in Brooklyn [s3bubbleHlsVideoJs bucket="soul-bridging-poetry" track="for_elizabeth_who_walks_in_brooklyn/poem/master.m3u8" aspect="16:9" autoplay="false" [...]

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Wednesday’s Poem ~ What to Do with Sadness

By |2017-11-27T01:41:23+00:00September 13th, 2017|Poetry|

What to Do with Sadness Finding Beauty in Times of Sadness What to Do with Sadness [s3bubbleHlsVideoJs bucket="soul-bridging-poetry" track="what_to_do_with_sadness/poem/master.m3u8" aspect="16:9" autoplay="false" advert_link="https://s3bubble.com" disable_skip="false" /] [...]

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Wednesday’s Poem ~ I Can No Longer be Contained

By |2018-01-23T00:09:31+00:00August 16th, 2017|Poetry|

I Can No Longer be Contained Permission, permission, permission. Answering that once in a lifetime call to live your authentic life! Poem [s3bubbleHlsVideoJs bucket="soul-bridging-poetry" track="i_can_no_longer_be_contained/poem/master.m3u8" aspect="16:9" [...]

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