Do I need prior spiritual experience to attend?

No—this workshop is for beginners and seasoned practitioners; curiosity and willingness to engage are enough.

Online registration is required; confirmation and viewing instructions are sent via email upon completion.

What is included with tuition?

Tuition covers the full eight-hour program; the listing notes in-person tuition at $425. Details on materials or extras will come from the organizers.

Can I attend virtually?

The event description references online registrants receiving viewing instructions; check the registration page for virtual options.

Who can I contact for questions or tech support?

Email registrar@msia.org or call +1 (323) 737-4055 for registration; technical support is available at ptshelp1@gmail.com.

Is the venue wheelchair accessible?

Accessibility isn’t detailed in the listing—contact organizers ahead of time to confirm venue specifics.

Answer the Inner Master: A One-Day Immersive Workshop in Boulder | Workshop

The Inner Master Calls is an eight-hour immersive workshop meeting in Boulder, CO, that guides participants through practices designed to tune inward and access a steady inner guide. Facilitated by Soul Transcendence practitioners and featuring John Morton in person (health and schedule permitting), the day explores eleven spiritual qualities—Truth, Sacrifice, Faith, Creativity, Intelligence, God’s Will, Devotion, Discipline, Service, Love, and Mastership—through guided listening, journaling, partner work, and playful creative exercises. Set against the larger context of Boulder’s foothills, the workshop channels the city’s reputation for contemplative outdoor life without requiring a wilderness setting; expect a quiet, intentional indoor circle with opportunities to step outside for breathwork and short grounding walks that open to views of the Flatirons. Key features of the experience are intimate group sharing, guided inner listening practices, techniques for clearing blocks to loving, and tools to recognize and cultivate personal genius. The format alternates instruction, silent practice, and creative expression so participants leave with both felt experience and practical takeaways. This offering stands out in the local scene because it ties a structured curriculum to embodied practice: organizers intentionally stage exercises that shift cognitive insight into felt habit. It’s not a lecture; it’s a laboratory for the inner life, with facilitators holding a steady, compassionate field for exploration. The presence of seasoned teachers and the workshop’s focus on relational practices—shared witnessing, reflective listening, and service-oriented tasks—make it especially resonant for those seeking tangible growth rather than abstract spiritual language. Practical details are straightforward: the meeting point is Boulder, CO; online registration is required and confirmation details arrive by email. Tuition is listed at $425 for in-person attendance. Expect an eight-hour schedule with breaks, journaling time, and group rituals. Bring a journal, comfortable clothes for sitting and short outdoor breaks, and an openness to participate. Why book this when you’re in the region? It’s a concentrated day that transforms contemplative impulse into accessible practices you can carry home, and it pairs well with a stay in Boulder—trail runs, a Flatirons sunset, or a slow morning at a local cafe—to integrate what you discover. Questions and registration support are available from the organizers via [email protected] or +1 (323) 737-4055. Suitable for beginners and experienced practitioners alike, the workshop asks no prior training—only curiosity and readiness to practice presence. While the program emphasizes inner listening rather than physical challenge, participants with mobility concerns should confirm venue accessibility in advance; the event listing notes an administrative location in Los Angeles, California, United States, so double-check logistics and travel time if you’re coming from out of town. For those wanting a longer retreat, this workshop can serve as a catalyst for ongoing practice groups or private follow-up sessions scheduled by organizers.