Register online through the booking link; viewing instructions are emailed to online registrants after registration is complete.

What are the tuition rates?

In-person tuition is $25.00; online tuition is $20.00 as listed in the event details.

Is there a language option?

The event is in English; view-only Spanish translation is pending and will be offered if sufficient registrations are received.

Who do I contact with questions or technical issues?

Questions about the event can be sent to registrar@msia.org; technical support is available at ptshelp1@gmail.com.

What if I need to cancel?

A cancellation policy is not listed; contact registrar@msia.org for information about refunds or transfers.

Communicating Living Love: Workshop with John Morton in Los Angeles | Workshop

Communicating Living Love | May 2, 2026 sits at the intersection of practical spirituality and everyday social life in Los Angeles, California. This three‑hour workshop led by author and teacher John Morton (with reference to John-Roger's teaching lineage) offers hands-on tools for bringing love into ordinary moments—conversations, conflicts, and quiet routines.

The session opens with short guided exercises designed to shift attention from automatic reactions to deliberate, heart-centered responses. Participants cycle between paired practice, brief reflections, and instructor-led demonstration so the skills become usable immediately. Key features include breath-based anchoring techniques, language prompts for honest expression, and role-play scenarios that mirror real-world friction: family tensions, workplace stress, and public encounters. Whether you sign up for the in-person gathering or the live-stream option, expect a mix of experiential training and practical takeaway phrases you can use the next day.

Held in Los Angeles, where creative and spiritual communities converge, the workshop is compact and accessible: three hours long, priced with an in-person tuition of $25.00 and an online option at $20.00. Online registrants receive viewing instructions by email; Spanish view-only translation is listed as pending if registration thresholds are met. John Morton is scheduled to participate in person, health and schedule permitting, which makes this edition particularly valuable for anyone seeking direct coaching from a seasoned instructor.

What makes this session stand out in a city of constant motion is its emphasis on skill-building rather than abstract theory. Instead of long lectures, the format prioritizes micro‑practices you can integrate into commutes, meetings, or family conversations. It’s a daytime reset for people who want kindness to be operative—not aspirational—in high-pressure environments.

Plan to arrive with an open mind, a notepad, and realistic expectations: three focused hours can reorient habits, but the real work happens with repetition afterward. For Los Angeles locals and visitors alike, the workshop can serve as a compact, affordable introduction to a stepwise approach to relational change. It pairs well with a quiet walk in a nearby park to process new insights afterward.

Registration is required; questions and technical support are handled by the organizers via [email protected] and [email protected]. This offering is best for people ready to translate inner shifts into clearer, braver communication rather than those seeking a multi‑session retreat. If you want practical tools to make love a daily, tangible practice, this workshop delivers a concentrated toolkit with immediate utility.

Bring a refillable water bottle, comfortable seating options if you have them, and any questions or brief scenarios you’d like to workshop. Whether you’re a curious newcomer to contemplative practice or someone sharpening everyday communication, this focused session in Los Angeles offers repeatable skills to shift how you speak and listen—one interaction at a time. Bring curiosity today.