A focused, three-evening online meditation course rooted in Los Angeles. Learn a simple mantra-based technique over Nov 28–30, 2025, with a follow-up session to help you keep the practice.
A focused, three-evening online meditation course rooted in Los Angeles. Learn a simple mantra-based technique over Nov 28–30, 2025, with a follow-up session to help you keep the practice.
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On the edge of Southern California's restless rhythm, an online retreat called Soul Transcendence offers a practical gateway to stillness. This course is offered online with roots in Los Angeles, California, and runs November 28-30, 2025. Over three consecutive evenings—two hours each—students learn a single mantra-based technique that quiets the thinking mind, balances emotions, and lets attention move into a deeper sense of self. The technique taught is simple and repeatable: a concise mantra practice that encourages the conscious mind to settle while the body relaxes. In-class instruction breaks the method into manageable steps, guided meditations, and short periods of silent practice. A follow-up session ten days later helps students troubleshoot early challenges and integrate the habit. Tuition is set at $65.00, making this an accessible entry point for travelers and locals alike who want sustained benefit without an expensive retreat. Why book this course when visiting Los Angeles? The city's motion can make stillness feel rarer and more valuable. Learning meditation here means taking a portable skill back to a hotel room, beach overlook, or a quiet corner of a cafe. Because the course meets online, it adapts to shifting travel schedules: you can join from a motel near the coast, a car parked near a trailhead, or the comfort of your home. The experience stands out because it emphasizes immediate, practical outcomes—noticeable relaxation and clearer emotional balance often appear from the first sessions. Unlike multi-week lecture series, this short, intensive offering focuses on practice and personal guidance, with a small-class feel that invites questions and tailored corrections. The course does not require prior experience, special equipment, or physical exertion, and is suitable for people of diverse ages and backgrounds. Plan for a quiet practice space, reliable internet, and a cushion or chair. Expect to leave with a simple daily routine and access to instructor feedback at the follow-up. Those curious about local context will find that Los Angeles houses a broad community of teachers and studios; this course positions itself as a practical, no-frills option for travelers prioritizing efficiency and immediate benefit. If you want a focused, short-format meditation course that fits a travel itinerary and delivers teachable skills you can reuse anywhere, this online Soul Transcendence offering captures that balance—rooted in Los Angeles timing but available wherever you are. Ideal for beginners and experienced meditators, the course supports steady daily practice. The instructor demonstrates chair and floor posture, breath awareness, and gentle mantra use. Short silent sits alternate with Q&A so you can refine technique. Many participants notice reduced stress, clearer decisions, and better sleep after regular practice. Bring a cushion or chair, a notebook, and a reliable internet connection to get the most from each session.
easy.
6 hours (2 hours/day over 3 days).
No special fitness required; suitable for most adults who can sit comfortably for 15–30 minute intervals.
Yes. The meeting point is online so you can join from anywhere with a stable internet connection; instructions and follow-up are provided remotely.
No. The technique is designed for beginners and experienced practitioners alike; instruction begins with fundamentals and builds practice gradually.
A short session ten days after the course to answer questions, troubleshoot technique, and reinforce daily practice habits.
Tuition is $65.00 and includes the three two-hour sessions plus the follow-up meeting and guided practice instruction.
No formal age limits are listed; participants should be able to sit comfortably and follow guided instruction. Contact the booking link for specific accessibility needs.
Cancellation and refund terms are managed through the booking page—see the referral link for current policies and contact information.
Mantra-based meditation practices draw on centuries of contemplative traditions that use repeated sound to settle the mind and access deeper awareness.
Practice low-impact travel habits: choose quiet indoor spaces rather than fragile natural areas, minimize lighting during sits, and respect local noise ordinances.
Peace Theological Seminary & College of Philosophy, located in Los Angeles, California, is a spiritual and educational center offering public experiences centered on meditation, reflection, and community expression. The institution maintains Meditation Gardens and a Peace Awareness Labyrinth that host guided tours, group practice, and community events. While the gardens are currently under construction, select guided tours of the house and labyrinth remain available on Fridays and Sundays. Public programming includes the West Adams Open-Heart Mic, a weekly gathering that blends music, poetry, and humor in a supportive, creative setting. Visiting practitioners can also participate in Spiritual Exercises focused on meditation and chanting to deepen awareness and group listening. For those seeking structured training, the Soul Transcendence Meditation Course is offered as a multi-day experience; a scheduled session runs November 28–30, 2025. The seminary emphasizes respectful use of sacred spaces and provides guided experiences designed for reflection, personal growth, and community connection. Staff and volunteers facilitate tours and practice sessions with attention to safety and reverence for the site. Visitors are asked to follow posted guidelines during construction and scheduled openings. Peace Theological Seminary & College of Philosophy serves as a local resource for meditation instruction, contemplative events, and arts-based gatherings in Los Angeles. Information about hours, event schedules, and course registration is available through event listings and tour announcements. Accessibility, donations, and volunteer opportunities are subject to current campus policies and event notices; prospective visitors should consult official event listings or contact listed organizers for the latest details today.
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