Open Seminar with John Morton in San Francisco — December 12, 2026: In-Person & Online

On December 12, 2026, the Open Seminar with John Morton arrives in San Francisco, CA, offering a two-hour public session that bridges teaching and presence. This is a chance to hear John Morton—the Traveler—deliver clear, practice-oriented guidance in a format designed for accessibility: in-person seating and a streamed online option. The physical setup is intentionally straightforward: a stage for the teacher, rowed seating for focused listening, and an AV rig that supports live translation and streaming. Organizers provide simultaneous Spanish translation, opening the material to bilingual participants. The mix of live voice and translated audio makes the seminar useful whether you prefer to sit among others or to tune in from home. There was a time when people would travel miles to sit at the feet of their spiritual teacher; this event channels that older model into a contemporary city setting. San Francisco’s long history as a center for spiritual exploration and cultural exchange makes the city an apt place for this kind of public teaching. The Traveler’s practical emphasis on attention and kindness lands concretely against the city’s restless energy, giving attendees tools they can use the moment they step back into their daily routines. Practical details are tidy and transparent: two-hour duration, in-person tuition $15, and online access $10. Online registration is required; registrants receive viewing instructions by email. If you plan to attend in person, arrive early to secure comfortable seating and to test translation headsets or AV playback if needed. Remote participants should test their internet connection and audio setup before the session begins. Expect a diverse room—students, longtime practitioners, curious newcomers—held together by focused listening rather than spectacle. The seminar format favors short teachings, brief guided attention practices, and a communal silence that allows ideas to land. This economy of structure makes the session a practical introduction for first-timers and a concentrated reminder for returning attendees. Travel lightly: bring a notebook and pen, a refillable water bottle, and a light layer for variable indoor temperatures. Public transit or rideshare reduces parking stress and aligns with low-impact travel. Questions about registration and event details go to [email protected]; technical support is available at [email protected]. Whether you take the seat in the room or log in from elsewhere, the Open Seminar with John Morton offers a compact, earnest encounter with contemporary spiritual teaching—brief enough for a busy day, rich enough to change how you notice the next one. If you’re traveling from outside the Bay Area, plan to combine this seminar with local walks that shift attention—Golden Gate viewpoints, neighborhood parks, or a short ferry ride across the bay can extend the learning into movement. Early registration is recommended; spots and stream slots fill quickly. Plan ahead.