Online registration is required; complete your booking through the provided referral link and you will receive viewing instructions by email.

What is the cancellation policy?

Specific cancellation terms are not listed in the event description; contact registrar@msia.org for refund or transfer questions.

Is this event suitable for first-time attendees?

Yes—this seminar is designed for newcomers and long-time attendees alike and uses an accessible, conversational format.

Will John Morton be there in person?

John Morton is scheduled to participate in person (health and schedule permitting); the event may also be attended online.

Is translation available?

Yes—the session is in English with simultaneous Spanish translation for in-person and online participants.

Are there age restrictions or accessibility accommodations?

Minimum and maximum ages are not listed; contact registrar@msia.org to discuss accessibility needs or age-related questions.

Open Seminar with John Morton in Los Angeles — June 8, 2026 | Events

On June 8, 2026, the Open Seminar with John Morton brings a focused two-hour gathering to Los Angeles, California, United States. This in-person event — also available via livestream — gives attendees a rare chance to sit close to a veteran spiritual teacher, ask direct questions, and experience the community energy MSIA cultivates. The session is presented in English with simultaneous Spanish translation; online registrants receive viewing instructions by email after registration.

The scene is simple but purposeful: a raised stage, a single microphone, projection for remote participants, chairs arranged for easy sightlines, and an attentive audience ready to listen and respond. John Morton is scheduled to participate in person (health and schedule permitting), and the format favors candid exchange over lecture—expect short teaching segments followed by Q&A. Tickets are budget-friendly: In-Person Tuition is $15.00 and Online Tuition $10.00, making this accessible for first-time visitors and seasoned followers alike.

What makes this event special in Los Angeles is its urban intimacy. In a city known for sprawling attractions and crowded venues, a compact seminar offers focused human connection and practical guidance you can carry home. The seminar sits within the broader spiritual scene of greater Los Angeles and functions as a hub for people curious about inner practices without the formality of a retreat. Practical details are straightforward: online registration is required; arrival early helps secure a good seat; viewing links are emailed upon sign-up. Contact [email protected] or call +1 (323) 737-4055 for administrative questions; technical help is available at [email protected].

This offering is useful for travelers who want an experiential cultural moment that’s short on time but rich in personal contact. It pairs well with an afternoon in nearby cultural nodes—museums, parks, or cafes—so you can process notes over coffee. The venue and timing are designed for accessibility rather than performance spectacle: bring a notebook, a willingness to listen, and patience for candid, sometimes improvisational conversation.

Whether you join in person to feel the collective breath of the room or log in from afar, this seminar is a practical, affordable way to engage with contemporary spiritual teaching in a functioning, urban setting. The format encourages follow-up engagement—attendees often find themselves returning for more talks, study groups, or online sessions hosted by MSIA.

Expect a conversational atmosphere rather than scripted performance; moderators may open the floor for spontaneous inquiries. Online attendees should test audio and have headphones ready; in-person guests may arrive 20–30 minutes early for seating and parking options vary by neighborhood. The event’s modest fee, bilingual delivery, and MSIA’s long-standing programmatic history make it a practical cultural stop on an LA itinerary for curious travelers and local seekers alike. Reserve early—space is limited and the room fills quickly every time.