October 7–9, 2026

Are you ready to restore hope?

Sunrise breaking over the horizon

Your dark night as a beacon.

A three-day summit for those ready to name their dark night, find their spark, and begin anew.

I'm ready ↓

Too often we are under the impression that our dark nights take from us. End of story.

And while the dark night often does cost us something — even dramatically — that's not the end of the story. In fact, it's the beginning of a new one.

In the midst of that dark night, a spark is born. A new possibility. A new beginning.

The Prosperity Restored — A New Hope summit comes to you at the New Moon. In the darkness of the lunar cycle, for a reason.

Not because it's spooky — although, that may be true, too. If it is — darkness often is for me — I invite you to find your feet on the ground, wrap yourself in a protective cloak, and invite wonder to join you under the stars.

It's often in the darkness that things come to life for the first time.

It's night time. Not day. It's dark. Not light. The page is cleared.

And let's be honest — the way society has codified prosperity — it's time to clear the page.

Trust the path, trust the storytellers, trust the presenters, to help you turn the page and envision a new sense of prosperity.

As you envision gazing into a starry night sky — what future are you being invited to create?

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If your inner knowing is telling you that now's not the time — you're not ready to turn the page, your dark night is too fresh, too present — honor that, too.

Receiving messages is part of the journey from the dark of night to the new day. The message you just received begins the process of restoring the riches of the dark night.

Here's how you might know that Prosperity Restored — A New Hope is the right step:

  • You've named the dark night — even acknowledging it as a dark night counts
  • You have support — a counselor, a trusted friend
  • You're ready to claim your spark — the turning point in your dark night
  • You've thought — even for a moment — that you could help someone through their dark night

If you're ready to take the next step — even a tentative one — welcome.

I'm ready

If not, that's okay. We'll keep the light on — add your name here to be notified of future events.

You're ready.

You've processed the dark night. Found the spark — even a little spark.

Little sparks can turn into brilliance. Some go out in a blaze of glory — shooting into the sky like a rocket. There are also those of us who take our time to listen to a different voice.

A voice that says: I'm going to take the time to do it my way this time. I'm going to make the next chapter of my life one where, instead of rushing in to meet others' expectations before I'm ready, I act when I know I'm ready.

Are you ready to turn the page to start creating a new chapter?

Mountains turning color in autumn light

Change can be beautiful

As one season ends, a new season begins. Let's begin.

No back-to-back Zoom calls.

Each day, two presentations arrive in your inbox — watch them when the moment is right for you. Then gather live at 3pm Eastern to reflect together and ask the questions the presentations raised.

Three days. Six presenters. One conversation daily. A rhythm built for rest, not rush.

Dates

October 7–9, 2026

Day One

The Dark Night Named

Nanci Adair

Nanci Adair

Hypnotist, minister, and four-decade psychotherapist

Lost Not Forgotten

At sixteen, Nanci lost her mother — and left both high school and home. Decades later, she reflects on what the darkest seasons make possible.

"There is no loss in spirit."

Lindsey Warren

Lindsey Warren

End-of-life doula, sound healer, and death educator

Loss as Initiation

Through a shamanic lens of dismemberment and initiation, Lindsey shares her own story of loss — a path to sacred healing for herself and her community.

"The Dark Night of the Soul can be framed as Initiation to our Sacred Path."

Day Two

The Spark in the Dark

Karen Lynn Robinson, LCSW

Karen Lynn Robinson, LCSW

Trauma therapist, founder of Heal Thrive Dream

The Gift Beneath the Wound: Illuminating the Strength Trauma Could Not Destroy

What if the experiences that wounded you also uncovered strengths you never knew you had? Karen shares how adversity becomes a catalyst for resilience, wisdom, and purpose.

"The wounds of your past do not define your future; the strength, wisdom, resilience, and purpose that emerged from them can illuminate the path ahead."

William Brown

William Brown

Author, coach, Executive Director of the Living Beyond Foundation

Prosperity Begins Within

Why sustainable prosperity starts with knowing who you are, not simply acquiring more.

"True prosperity begins when you know who you are, trust what is within you, and build a life that reflects that truth."

Day Three

The Portal Opened

Kristine Goad

Kristine Goad

The Surfing Your Edge Coach

What Becomes Possible When You Stop Trying to Fit

What if purpose isn't something you find, but something you live into by becoming more fully yourself? Kristine explores what happens when we stop squeezing into inherited definitions of who we're supposed to be.

"Your past may have shaped you, but the future you believe is possible can change how you live today — and give you permission to become more fully yourself."

Dawn Hancy

Dawn Hancy

Founder, Essential Arts Institute of Practical Spiritual Magic

From Healing to Wholeness

"It started out being about caring for everyone else. It ended up being about me. Now I'm better able to help more people."

"Some journeys are the ones we choose, others choose us — yet either way, we can make them our own and flourish through our unique superpowers, passions and inner knowing."

Your host

Stef Garvin

Stef Garvin

Poet, Reiki practitioner, and Abundance Story Architect

After years in corporate finance — where Stef was known as "Dr. Excel," for making spreadsheets sing — their own dark night opened the door for a new calling. Stef now works with healers, coaches, and guides who have crossed their own dark nights, helping them build the work only they can offer. Co-founder of a Buddhist sangha, published author, and host of this summit.

"Your dark night makes you shine."

Restore your hope.

All presentations will be available the day of the summit, on video and audio.

    Want to go deeper? A companion Workbook and a live post-summit Workshop are available. Workbook — $10  ·  Workshop — $20  ·  Both — $25

    I'm still moving through my dark night, so I'll miss the October summit. Let me know about future summits and events — I'll join when I'm ready.

      The summit is the spark. What you do with it afterward is up to you — and there are two ways to make sure it doesn't fade once the three days end.

      The Workbook

      $10

      A recap of each presentation, its key takeaway, and a set of prompts to make the material yours — in your own hand, in your own time. Built for reflection, not performance. If you'd rather sit with these questions privately than talk them through in a group, this is complete on its own.

      Get your workbook ↗

      The Workshop

      $20

      Live, the week after the summit, via Zoom. Limited to 15, to stay a room, not a webinar. This isn't more listening — it's where the material goes to work. Bring what surfaced in you during the three days, and build the next chapter with others who are doing the same.

      Get your workshop ↗

      Better Together.

      The Workbook gives you the private groundwork; the Workshop gives you the live room to build from it. Better together, not required. Buy either one, and you'll be offered the other at a reduced price, so the two together come to $25.