Today we’d like to introduce you to Robin Renteria.
Hi Robin, please kick things off for us with an introduction to yourself and your story.
My path leading to the creation Full Circle Healing Arts wasn’t exactly linear. Looking back, though, I can see that I had been building it long before I knew what it would become.
I’ve spent much of my life drawn to the places where healing, creativity, intuition, energy, and our deeper understanding of ourselves meet. Astrology has been part of my world for more than three decades, art has always been one of the ways I understand the world around me and how I express what I see, and my own life has taken me through enough change, loss, reclamation, and healing to teach me that becoming who we are, and returning to who we have always been, is rarely a straight line.
Full Circle began as a place for healing sessions, but it continued to evolve as I did. And actually continues to evolve every day. Over time, my work has expanded into energy alignment, sound and frequency healing, astrology, harmonic numerology, art, handcrafted apothecary offerings, and what I now call The Original Frequency. A complete framework centered on helping people remember and return to the unique harmonic frequency that we have carried since the very moment we arrive earth side. This is something I began to learn when I was a working doula and witnessed it time and time again. This is what I have been guided to understand as our Soul’s Symphony.
Today, Full Circle Healing Arts is really the culmination of everything I’ve spent my life learning, practicing, creating, and remembering. Whether someone comes through the door for a an alignment session or taking the day to treat themselves to a sacred spa session, a harmonic reading, a piece of art, or something from the apothecary, the intention underneath everything is the same: “Remember Who You Are.”
We all face challenges, but looking back would you describe it as a relatively smooth road?
Smooth would definitely not be the word I would use. LOL… But in all seriousness, I also know I would not want to erase even the harder parts, because so much of what Full Circle has become has been shaped by learning how to adapt and continue moving forward when the path changes. And it at times it fills like it is forever changing.
There have been personal losses, health challenges, periods of rebuilding, and plenty of moments when I had to question what I was creating and whether I was willing to let it evolve beyond what I originally imagined. Building a business around healing, intuition, energy, creativity, and frequency attunement also means there isn’t always a conventional roadmap to follow. I’ve had to learn to trust what I was creating even when it didn’t fit neatly into an existing box.
One of the biggest lessons has been allowing the business to grow with me. Which in turn created the space for me to also grow and come Full Circle. There were times when I tried to make Full Circle look more traditional, more easily explained, or more like what I thought a business was supposed to be. Every time I did, I realized it lost something essential.
These challenges taught me to listen more closely, simplify when needed, change direction when something no longer fits, and keep returning to the heart of why I began this in the first place. Which is to create the invitation for people to remember who they are and return to their Original Frequency.
So no, it hasn’t always been smooth. But it has been honest, and it has become more fully itself with every turn. And I wouldn’t want it any other way.
Appreciate you sharing that. What else should we know about what you do?
Creativity has always been at the center of who I am and how I work, although for a long time I didn’t necessarily think of it that way.
I’m an artist by nature, but creativity and intuition also shapes the way I approach healing, astrology, product formulation, and the sacred space and experiences I create through Full Circle. I tend to see connections first, arriving as patterns, images, and relationships between fields that may appear unrelated, and then I create from this space.
This has allowed my work to develop in a way that is difficult to place into one category. A painting may begin with the same intuitive process that informs a reading. An apothecary formulation may be developed through both traditional ingredients, frequency attunement, and intuitive guidance. A healing session can include sound, energy alignment, intuition, and years of accumulated knowledge. Even The Original Frequency methodology grew from bringing together astrology, harmonic numerology, and the patterns I had been observing within the field and others for decades.
I’ve learned that creativity doesn’t only belong to art. It is also how we solve problems, recognize possibilities, build something that didn’t exist before, and give form to what we can sense but may not yet have language for.
This understanding has probably been the most consistent thread throughout my career: following what I see, staying curious, and allowing different disciplines to speak to one another rather than keeping them separated. And not only following but trusting this process has been critical in the growth and development of both Full Circle and personally.
Networking and finding a mentor can have such a positive impact on one’s life and career. Any advice?
I’ve never been especially drawn to networking in the traditional sense. What has worked best for me has been building genuine relationships and allowing connection to happen naturally through shared interests, conversation, collaboration, and community.
I think the best mentors are not always the people with the biggest platform or the most polished résumé. They are often the people whose work, integrity, experience, or way of moving through the world makes you pay attention. I’ve learned a great deal simply by staying curious, asking questions, listening closely, and being willing to learn from people both inside and outside of my own field.
My advice would be to look for relationships rather than access. Find people whose values align with yours, whose work you genuinely respect, and with whom there is room for an honest exchange. The same goes for networking. People can usually tell when a connection is being made only because someone wants something from them.
For me, the most meaningful opportunities have come from showing up as myself, doing honest work, being part of my community, and staying open to the people I meet along the way. Some of the best professional connections begin long before either person knows where the relationship may lead.
Contact Info:
- Website: https://www.fullcirclehealingarts805.com
- Instagram: fullcirclehealingarts805
