Conscious Evolution - San Francisco 2026
spiritual-gathering

Conscious Evolution - San Francisco 2026

Data
12 de dez. de 2026
10:00 – 18:00 PST
Local
The Toni Rembe Theater
San Francisco, CA
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Resumo
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Bruce Lipton e mais 1

Duração

8 horas

Horário de início

10:00

Categoria

Encontro espiritual

Sobre Este Evento

Descrição

On Saturday, December 12, 2026, step into The Toni Rembe Theater in San Francisco for a transformative day-long gathering that bridges cutting-edge science with the profound potential of human consciousness. Conscious Evolution brings together Gregg Braden and Wim Hof—two pioneering teachers whose work challenges everything you thought you knew about the relationship between mind, belief, and biology. This is not a conference of abstract theory; it is an invitation to examine the conditioned limits you've internalized and to discover practical methods for reshaping your physical reality through consciousness itself.

For decades, Western science has treated mind and body as separate domains. This gathering dismantles that assumption. Drawing on epigenetics, neuroscience, and consciousness studies, Braden and Hof reveal how emerging laboratory findings suggest your thoughts and emotional states actively shape your biology. Whether you've felt stuck by limiting beliefs, curious about the science of meditation and breathwork, or seeking concrete tools to unlock human resilience, this event offers both the conceptual rigor and practical wisdom to move forward.

You'll leave with a clearer understanding of how consciousness may reshape physical reality—and, crucially, how to apply these insights in your own life. The day combines scientific frameworks with accessible teaching and direct methods for working with the beliefs that have held you back.

What to Expect

Expect a day of immersive learning in an intimate theater setting. The program weaves between conceptual exploration—the science of epigenetics, the neuroscience of belief, the nature of consciousness—and practical, embodied practice. Gregg Braden and Wim Hof lead participants through both teaching and technique, creating space for genuine understanding rather than passive listening. You'll encounter breathwork, meditation, and methods designed to help you experience directly how your mind and body communicate. The atmosphere is contemplative yet energizing, rigorous yet accessible. Participants leave with both new frameworks and tools they can begin using immediately.

About the Artists / Teachers

Gregg Braden is a spiritual teacher and researcher whose work integrates epigenetics, neuroscience, and consciousness studies. His teaching reveals the practical implications of laboratory findings that demonstrate how belief, emotion, and thought influence our biology and shape our capacity for healing and transformation.

Wim Hof, known as "The Iceman," developed a revolutionary method combining breathing techniques, cold exposure, and meditation to unlock human potential and resilience. His work demonstrates that practices rooted in breath and mindfulness can fundamentally shift our nervous system, immune response, and mental clarity.

Venue & Logistics

The Toni Rembe Theater | San Francisco, CA | Saturday, December 12, 2026

Wear comfortable clothing suitable for both sitting and gentle movement. Bring water and a journal if you wish to take notes. The theater is accessible; please contact the venue directly with specific accessibility questions.

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Bruce Lipton
Bruce Lipton
Spiritual Teacher

Bruce Lipton is a stem cell biologist and author whose laboratory research into cellular membrane function led him to challenge core assumptions of genetic determinism. Trained in…

Gregg Braden
Gregg Braden
Author, scientist, and educator

Gregg Braden is an author, educator, and documentary producer known for synthesizing scientific inquiry with spiritual traditions and ancient wisdom teachings. His work addresses…

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