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Year End Reflections.
Wednesday, December 31st at 9 am, PST with Gail Warner
Gather with others to reflect on your life over this past year. Remembering, observing, and asking yourself questions rather than moving on without taking time to learn from your own experiences. Take time to honor your one precious life!
This very first offering in Inquiry at the Edge is just the beginning of many opportunities over the next year. We invite you to be curious about what you see and what you don’t see, invite you to have conversations with others that can help you realize you are not alone in your fear or vulnerabilities, not alone in your longing or in the places you get stuck.
The Ground of Gratitude: with Ritual and Poetry
January 2026 with Evelyn Hall & Gail Warner
We benefit from knowing what grounds us, and our hearts are nourished when we lean into gratitude. We invite you to a transformative gathering that weaves the ancient 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.
Harvesting Wisdom in the Second Half of Life
Awakening the Authentic Self ~ Part 1
January 31, 2026 with Gretchen Crilly McKay & Jennifer Wong
This workshop is the first in a series exploring the wisdom gained in the second half of life. At this stage we are invited to shift values and identity—from doing to being; from preparing to harvesting; from acquisition to legacy leaving; from ambition to meaning; and from “I” to “we.” It is a time when the authentic self begins to illuminate what truly matters.
Facing What We Avoid.
February 2026 with Gail Warner
We avoid things that are uncomfortable or painful and sometimes avoid what is unknown. This workshop provides opportunity to reflect on:
- What we avoid
- Why we avoid
- The cost of avoidance
Having conversations can bring support to help us look at the things that are hard to face.