How do I register and what are the costs?

Tuition is in-person $25 and online $20; use the referral booking link or email registrar@msia.org for registration assistance.

Where is the meeting point?

A specific meeting point is not listed publicly; registered participants receive meeting details by email after booking.

Will John Morton attend in person?

John Morton is scheduled to participate in person (health & schedule permitting); attendance by instructors can be subject to change.

Who do I contact for technical support for online participation?

For technical support, email ptshelp1@gmail.com.

Are there age or accessibility restrictions?

Minimum and maximum age and accessibility details are not provided here; contact registrar@msia.org to inquire about specific needs.

Find Freedom in Strasbourg: Detachment & Freedom Workshop

Q: What languages is the event offered in?

The event is in English with consecutive French and simultaneous Spanish translation available online.

Set in Strasbourg, France, the Detachment & Freedom Workshop on October 3, 2026 invites travelers and locals alike to pause the city’s kinetic energy and explore what true freedom feels. Held in the heart of Alsace’s capital—whose Grande Île core is a UNESCO World Heritage site framed by the Ill River and the cathedral spire—the workshop uses guided exercises, group reflection, and the timeless teachings of John-Roger to help participants loosen habits, emotional patterns, and limiting stories. John Morton is scheduled to participate in person (health & schedule permitting), and the program is available both in person and online. This two-and-a-half-hour session emphasizes practical skills you can walk away with immediately: forgiveness practices, simple spiritual exercises, and concrete ways of engaging life with greater clarity and love without withdrawing from daily responsibilities. The format blends group dialogue and gentle guidance so the experience suits newcomers and long-time practitioners—session language is English with consecutive French and simultaneous Spanish translation available online. Tuition options are modest and accessible: in-person tuition $25; online tuition $20. Strasbourg’s streets and waterways make an evocative backdrop. After the workshop, it’s natural to wander from whichever meeting point you find to Petite France’s timber-framed houses, stand beneath the gothic vault of Cathédrale Notre-Dame, or trace the Ill River on foot; these places amplify the themes of perspective and release. The city’s mix of medieval stone, river reflections, and manicured green spaces such as Parc de l’Orangerie make it easy to extend the inner work into a meditative walk outdoors. What makes this workshop special in this place is the pairing of practical spiritual tools with an urban landscape that already rewards quiet attention. It’s a low-commitment, high-impact offering for travelers who want an intentional encounter with their inner life between passages through Alsace’s vineyards or after a morning of cycling the riverside paths. The organizers provide clear technical support contacts and registration help for those joining remotely. Bring an open mind, a notebook, and comfortable shoes for an after-session stroll through the city’s canals. For questions about the event, reach [email protected] or call +1 (323) 737-4055; for tech help, email [email protected]. Whether you’re deepening a spiritual practice or trying something new while visiting Strasbourg, this workshop is a practical, grounded invitation to loosen what binds you and practice freedom in everyday life. Expect a calm pace; sessions are designed to integrate with travel schedules rather than disrupt them. Materials are minimal — a handout or emailed resources may be provided — and participants are encouraged to translate insights into short daily practices. Whether you join in the room or online, this workshop offers concise tools that fit into the rhythm of travel and life and local exploration.