What language is the seminar delivered in?

Material is presented in Spanish; check the booking page for any additional language accommodations.

How long is the seminar?

The event runs approximately 2 hours per the listing.

How much does it cost to attend?

Matricula: $5.00 as listed in the event details.

Is prior experience required?

No prior experience is required; the format is designed to be accessible to newcomers and experienced practitioners.

Are there accessibility accommodations?

The listing does not specify accessibility details; contact the organizer through the booking link for specific needs.

Can I opt out of vocal exercises?

Yes—participants may decline vocal projection segments or choose quieter observation if sound work is uncomfortable.

El Viajero Místico: Seminario de Sonido y Luz en Los Angeles - 30 de Julio 2026 | Workshop

On 30 July 2026, the Seminario: El Viajero Mistico - Una Linea Directa a Dios arrives at a quiet hall on West Adams, Los Angeles. Meeting point: 3500 W Adams Blvd. Los Angeles, CA 90018. This two-hour seminar condenses months of teaching into an intensive session that explores the Viajero Místico, the currents of Sound and Light, and how vibration and creation reshape spiritual experience. It’s a classroom-style encounter that asks big questions: what is initiation into the Current of Sound, how do spiritual exercises affect daily life, and what changes when Light and Sound combine? The program’s strength is its focus. Rather than a lecture series that repeats broad platitudes, the seminar delivers compact, practice-oriented presentations and guided exercises sourced from longer courses. Attendees report a practical mix of explanation and practice: short talks, breathing and vocalization exercises, and reflective listening that make abstract concepts tangible. The session’s fee is minimal — Matricula: $5.00 — and the format is deliberately accessible to newcomers and seasoned seekers alike. The setting on West Adams is part of the experience. This section of Los Angeles retains early 20th-century architecture and broad boulevards that contrast with the city’s glass towers; the building at the meeting point provides plain, quiet rooms suited to meditation and small-group work. For visitors, the seminar doubles as an urban retreat: step away from traffic into a space focused on attention, breath, and sound. Bring a notebook, comfortable clothes, and an open mind. Practical notes: the seminar begins promptly and runs for two hours; early arrival at the listed meeting point helps settle and register. The organizers present material in Spanish; check the booking page for language details and any updates. The format can be intense: exercises ask for vocal projection and focused listening, so participants with sound sensitivities should prepare or opt out of certain practices. Why book this when visiting Los Angeles? It’s an unusual, inward-facing experience in a city known for its motion. The seminar offers a clear protocol for exploring vibration as a spiritual tool, delivered in a compact, affordable session that won’t consume a day of travel. For readers interested in meditation, sound work, or spiritual practice, this event provides a direct, low-cost entry point into longstanding practices framed for contemporary urban life. Transit access is straightforward: several Metro bus lines run along Adams and nearby Jefferson, and the Expo/USC station is a short rideshare away. Street parking is limited—expect metered spaces and time limits—so plan extra time. The seminar’s pared-down approach and $5 matricula make it both an economical and intense introduction to sound-based spiritual practice. Reserve through the booking link and arrive ready to engage. Expect thoughtful dialogue and practical exercises today.