Andrew Cohen, pioneer of Evolutionary Enlightenment and Ken Wilber, integral philosopher, engage with members of Wilber’s Integral Institute in Denver, Colorado.

David Lynch, one of today's most original and highly regarded filmmakers, a three-time Academy Award nominee, and the author of Catching the Big Fish, speaks with WIE about meditation and the creative process.

Author of the book, Dharma in Hell: the Prison Writings of Fleet Maull, and founder of the Prison Dharma Network, National Prison Hospice Association, and the Colorado Peacemaker Institute, Fleet Maull recounts to WIE’s editor in chief Andrew Cohen and senior associate editor Ross Robertson the details of his incongruous life of blissful highs and devastating lows as a prison inmate with a serious meditation practice.

Enlightened minds meet when mystic and author of The Power of Now, Eckhart Tolle, speaks with spiritual teacher Andrew Cohen about the meaning and purpose of spiritual life.

Cohen and Wilber take to the stage in Denver, Colorado, and explore the future of enlightenment—they also field a wide assortment of questions and articulate commentary from the audience—in their first-ever public dialogue.

Andrew Cohen’s twenty years of experience as a spiritual teacher provides dynamic counterpoint to Ken Wilber’s comprehensive integral theory. The result is more than an exchange of ideas, as “guru and pandit” bring their rigorous inquiry and passion to this lively exploration of Wilber’s new manifesto.