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Inquiry at the Edge boosts our curiosity and invites us to explore the thresholds and changes in our lives. A threshold can be a solitary edge, and within community, it becomes a shared frontier.

Where Questions Become
The Path

Allowing time to observe our journey and reflect on our responses, sets the stage for questions to arrive. Questions might challenge us and they also can inspire us. The questions themselves create a path.

Our Story
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How will I address my fear?

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What helps me to be present?

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Will I risk being vulnerable?

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What feeds my soul?

How will I address my fear? • What helps me to be present? • Will I risk being vulnerable? • What feeds my soul?

We invite you to…

Upcoming Offerings Online

  • The Ground of Gratitude with Ritual and Poetry

    Saturday, August 1, 2026

    From 10 AM to 12 PM, PDT

    We invite you to a transformative gathering that weaves practices of ritual with the evocative spirit of poetry. We will give room for appreciation to take center stage, allowing participants to slow down, connect with the present moment, and honor the abundance in our lives.

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  • Facing What We Avoid

    This series is a deeper dive into Facing What We Avoid. Four weekly Sessions will be guided by Gail Warner.

    Saturdays, June 20th, 27th and July 11th, 18th, 2026

    From 10 AM- NOON, PDT

    • Identify what we avoid and why

    • Explore emotional & practical cost of avoidance

    • Discover the value of facing difficult realities

    • Learn tools to navigate hard truths with self-awareness and courage

  • Poetry Circle: Kirsten Casey

    Saturday, September 19. 2026

    10 AM to 11 AM, PDT

    Poetry is a powerful way to explore ideas, emotions, and the world around us. Join Kirsten Casey, former poet laureate of Nevada County, California, as she shares her love of poetry, the creative process, and the inspiration behind her work. Through readings from her own poems, Kirsten will demonstrate how accessible and rewarding poetry writing can be. The session will include a short interview by Betsy G. Fasbinder. Then Kirsten will read and talk about some of her poems.

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