How long is the event?

The scheduled duration is four hours.

Yes, there is an online tuition option and viewing instructions are sent by email after registration.

Who do I contact about registration?

Questions about registration can be sent to registrar@msia.org or you can call +1 (323) 737-4055.

Who do I contact for technical support?

For technical help email MSIAlive1@gmail.com.

Is there a refund or cancellation policy?

Cancellation and refund details are not listed in the summary; contact the registrar via email or phone for policy specifics.

BlessingsFest with John Morton: 4-Hour Hybrid Blessing Marathon (March 21, 2026) | Events

BlessingsFest with John Morton on March 21, 2026 presents a focused, communal event centered on the practice of blessing and positive intention. The listing shows a meeting point of Sydney, Australia while registration and administrative contacts are routed through Los Angeles, California, and the program supports both in-person and global online attendance. Over four hours participants pass through a steady sequence of blessings, guided reflection, spoken invocations, and group-led exchanges that aim to recalibrate perspective and increase a sense of goodwill. The defining feature of the gathering is continuous blessing circulation rather than a single address or sermon. Short pauses for personal reflection alternate with vocalized blessings and moments of shared quiet. John Morton is scheduled to participate online, health and schedule permitting, which adds a familiar voice for followers without making his presence required for the experience to land. What makes BlessingsFest noteworthy is the combination of marathon duration and hybrid delivery. The long format lets practices accumulate rather than offering a brief uplift, and the hybrid model means people can join live from Sydney or log in from Los Angeles or beyond. The organizers provide online registration and send viewing instructions by email; technical support contacts are listed for troubleshooting so the online flow feels intentional and stable. This event suits people looking for a practical spiritual experiment more than a theatrical production. Expect gentle pacing, repeated elements, and opportunities to journal or share in small groups where available. Bring a comfortable chair or mat, water, a notebook, and any symbolic item you use in personal practice. There is an in-person tuition and an online tuition option, so budget accordingly. Local visitors who pair this with time in Sydney can follow the event with coastal walks or quiet garden visits, while attendees in Los Angeles may find local host chapters or viewing circles to deepen the communal aspect. For questions about registration contact [email protected] or call +1 (323) 737-4055. For technical needs email [email protected]. Whether you attend to seek solace, test the effect of sustained blessing on mood, or simply to be part of a deliberately ordered communal hour, BlessingsFest offers a tightly run format that honors attention and intention. The value is pragmatic: repeated, communal language and attention to small rituals can shift how you notice your day and how you connect to others, even across time zones. Attendees should expect accessible pacing but should test their setup beforehand for audio and video. If joining in person, arrive early to orient to the room and any small hospitality offered. Those coming from other cities can combine the event with museum visits or coastal trails; consider a quiet walk after the session to integrate what you experienced personally.