Waning Wild

To wane — to soften, to release, to rest — is a radical act in a culture that demands constant doing. Waning Wild is an invitation to remember that there is wisdom in the ebb.

Each month, we gather in community between the third quarter and waning crescent moons — the inward slope of the lunar cycle — when the light softens and reflection calls.

Through the practice of journal writing, guided prompts, and open space to listen, we tend to what’s ending, what’s enough, and what wild, intuitive truths are stirring beneath the surface.

This is not a space for improvement or achievement. It’s a space for remembering — the part of you that knows how to move with the cycles of life rather than against them.

Through the simple, steady practice of journal writing, you return to your own rhythm — and to the radical possibility that your being, just as it is, is enough.