Transcendent Love
Ken Wilber and Sebastian Siegel invite you to an exclusive workshop on the Dynamics of Transcendent Relationships with self, other, lover, and beyond.
For one day, two voices meet around a single question: what transcendent relationship asks of us, and what it opens in us. The day moves from an opening preface, through a screening of Grace and Grit, into a conversation on relationship with self, other, lover, and beyond, and closes with your questions and a social.
Grace and Grit
The true love story of Ken Wilber and his wife Treya, adapted from Ken's memoir and starring Mena Suvari and Stuart Townsend. In-person guests watch it together in the room. Online guests stream it on Amazon or Apple.
The dynamics of transcendent relationship
Self
The little "I" of here and now, held within the larger Self that runs through it.
Other
How we meet another fully, without losing our own ground in the meeting.
Lover
Where love opens us, undoes us, and remakes us into something larger.
Beyond
The eternal relationship that runs through and past all the rest.
Two voices in dialogue
Ken Wilber
Often called "the Einstein of consciousness," Ken Wilber is the originator of Integral Theory and co-founder of Integral Life. The author of more than two dozen books translated into some thirty languages, he weaves science, psychology, spirituality, and culture into a single integrative map of human development.
Sebastian Siegel
British-American filmmaker, author, and artist, Sebastian Siegel writes and speaks on consciousness, intimacy, and becoming. He wrote and directed Grace and Grit, the film of Ken Wilber's memoir about his marriage to Treya, and authored The Consciousness Revolution. His work spans film, art, and philosophy.
How the day unfolds
Opening preface
Ken and Sebastian preface the day and set its themes.
Screening of Grace and Grit
In-person guests watch in the room. Online guests stream on Amazon or Apple.
The discussion
Ken Wilber and Sebastian Siegel on the dynamics of transcendent relationships.
Audience questions
The floor opens to the room and to Zoom.
The Social
In-person guests stay for music, conversation, and connection.
Two ways to join
Twenty seats exist for the in-person workshop. When they are gone, they are gone.
The Workshop, In the Room
- In-person seat for the full day, 11 AM – 5 PM
- The opening preface with Ken and Sebastian
- Screening of Grace and Grit in the room
- The discussion, then live audience questions
- Signed copy of the new special edition of Grace and Grit
- The social to close the day
The Workshop, From Anywhere
- Both discussions live via Zoom, in Mountain Time
- Submit your questions to the live Q&A
- Stream Grace and Grit on Amazon or Apple
- The signed special edition (in person only)
- The in-person social
Questions
When and where?
Saturday, September 26, 2026, from 11 AM to 5 PM at Ken Wilber's loft in Denver, Colorado. The address is shared with in-person guests after reservation.
What does VIP include?
An in-person seat for the full day: the opening preface, the screening of Grace and Grit, the discussion, audience questions, the social, and a signed copy of the new special edition of Grace and Grit.
How does the Zoom option work?
You receive a private link to join both discussions live in Mountain Time. Online guests stream Grace and Grit on Amazon or Apple during the screening window.
Why only 20 seats?
The day is built to stay intimate, so every guest sits close to the conversation and to one another.
Twenty seats. One day.
Reserve your place with Ken Wilber and Sebastian Siegel before the room is full.