Grace and Grit
Grace and Grit tells the true story of iconic philosopher Ken Wilber (Townsend) and his wife Treya (Suvari). Based on the acclaimed book chronicling Treya’s journals, they fall madly in love in 1980s California and are immediately faced with challenges that tear them apart. They overcome by discovering connection beyond this world and love beyond life.
You will evolve just by watching this @Jacquelyn Autrey
I saw this movie at the Sedona film festival and can actually say it changed my life. The story of Ken and Treya is a story you want to know. When you see two beings who strive to evolve and then doing so together is already a powerful practice. When you add on human suffering it seemed to accelerate their spiritual development and capcity for love and growth. It was truly inspiring and magical to witness this kind of divine love. Sebastians knowledge of film and beauty combined with the wisdom of Ken Wilbur's life experience is a magnetic result. This movie caused me to forgive someone I love and opened up doors for me. I recommend you watch with the open mind of a child and prepare to be amazed.
Powerful @Allison Christian
It’s highly original. The movie takes you in the opening moments, and then to a place you weren’t expecting. It’s powerful, emotional, and highly original. That it’s also a true story is inspiring.
Revolutionary consciousness film of the ages @Elise Asta
Heart wrenching love story — revolutionary consciousness film of the ages. Sebastian Siegel did a beautiful job depicting the story of Ken Wilber and his wife Treya—showing us just how powerful love really is. Highly recommend.