Inside the Hierarchy of Consciousness: A Live Seminar with John Morton in Los Angeles

The Hierarchy of Consciousness and Q&A with John Morton takes place in Los Angeles, California, offering a two-hour mix of archival teaching and live conversation for students of MSIA and the curious traveler. The event opens with the first-time presentation of a recorded seminar by John‑Roger that outlines how spiritual hierarchies—guardian angels, masters, the Karmic Board and levels of Spirit—interact with the planet and our lives. After the video, John Morton leads a live question-and-answer session, making space for practical, unscripted responses that push beyond lecture into real-life application. What makes this offering stand out is the combination of rare archival material and immediate interpretation. Seeing John‑Roger’s seminar on screen is a chance to encounter core MSIA teachings in their original form; the Q&A with Morton then translates those ideas into modern questions about joy, abundance, and daily practice. The program is presented in English with simultaneous Spanish translation and is available both in person and online—an accessible setup for local Angelenos and remote participants alike. Expect a focused interior experience rather than a theatrical production: seating arranged for active listening, a modest stage or projection area, and moments built for personal questions. Because John Morton’s appearance is subject to health and scheduling, organizers offer both live and virtual options so the conversation remains available even if plans change. Online registrants receive viewing instructions by email after registration. Practical details: the event runs about two hours; in-person tuition is listed at $20 and online at $15. Registration is required, and technical support queries can be directed to [email protected]; registration questions go to [email protected] or by phone at +1 (323) 737-4055. Come prepared with a notebook and questions; seating can be limited and the live Q&A rewards concise, thoughtful prompts. This kind of program works well for visitors who are exploring Los Angeles beyond standard tourist routes—those who want substantive engagement with spiritual teachings, translation access, and a community of practitioners. Whether you’re in the city for a weekend or dialing in from afar, the event is a compact, stimulating way to encounter MSIA’s perspectives on the invisible structures that shape human experience. It’s conversation over sermon: an invitation to listen, ask, and take home ideas you can test in the days after the talk. Plan your arrival around Los Angeles traffic patterns and consider public transit or rideshare; the meeting point is in the city and exact room details are provided after checkout. For in-person attendees, light refreshments may or may not be available—bring water and a snack if you need one. If you rely on translation, test your device and headphones before joining the online stream. Respect recording policies and be mindful of other attendees during the Q&A please.