Do I need to register in advance?

Yes. Online registration is required; viewing instructions are emailed to online registrants after registration.

How much does the seminar cost?

In-person tuition is $15.00 and online tuition is $10.00 as listed for this event.

Is the seminar available in Spanish?

Yes. This event is English with simultaneous Spanish translation to accommodate bilingual attendees.

Who can I contact with questions or technical issues?

Email registrar@msia.org for event questions and MSIAlive1@gmail.com for technical support.

Is the event accessible?

Accessibility details were not provided; contact registrar@msia.org to inquire about specific accommodations.

Open Seminar with John Morton in Los Angeles — May 5, 2026 Spiritual Gathering | Events

Q: Will John Morton be there in person?

John Morton is scheduled to participate in person, health and schedule permitting — attendance is not guaranteed.

On May 5, 2026, the Open Seminar with John Morton unfolds in Los Angeles, California, United States, offering a focused two-hour encounter designed for travelers and locals who want more than sightseeing. This is a modern iteration of the old practice of gathering around a spiritual teacher: a speaker on a modest stage or in a meeting circle, a room tuned for attention, and an audience ready to ask practical questions. The event is presented by MSIA, offers in-person tuition ($15) and online access ($10), and includes simultaneous Spanish translation to welcome bilingual attendees.

Arrive to find a simple set-up—chairs arranged for group listening, a lectern or microphone, audio feed for remote participants, and printed materials or a digital handout. Key features include the conversational format, the promise that John Morton may participate in person (health and schedule permitting), and the accessibility of asking direct questions. Unlike a large lecture or performance, this seminar emphasizes interaction: shared stories, brief guided reflections, and practical steps attendees can apply immediately.

For travelers, this seminar is an opportunity to slow the pace of a busy LA visit and plug into a living tradition of guidance. It’s a chance to meet community members who return year after year, to hear contemporary spiritual teaching grounded in everyday life, and to experience bilingual delivery that reflects the city’s cultural diversity. The setting—urban, energized, and close to transit—makes it easy to layer this session into a morning or evening schedule without sacrificing sightseeing.

Practical details matter: online registrants receive viewing instructions by email after registration, and questions about the event can be directed to [email protected]. Technical support is available at [email protected]. Bring a notebook, wear comfortable layers, and plan to arrive early to settle into a listening posture. The modest cost keeps the seminar accessible for travelers on a budget while supporting the hosting organization.

What makes this experience stand out is its blend of intimacy and reach: small-group warmth for those in the room, and a virtual doorway for remote visitors. For anyone touring Los Angeles who seeks a pause from museums and streetscapes, this seminar is a concise, affordable cultural stop that leaves more than a memory—it hands you practical tools. Whether John Morton appears or the Traveler’s presence is conveyed through the teaching, attendees leave with questions addressed, a clearer sense of practice, and a short-lived community to carry them back onto the city’s sidewalks. If you’re planning logistics, note the dual pricing makes it simple to choose in-person immersion or an online option; both are designed to be accessible to visitors. Registration is required —reserve to secure a seat or streaming link and make this spiritual stop part of your Los Angeles itinerary.