How long is the workshop?

The session runs approximately four hours.

What is the maximum group size?

The series accommodates up to 20 people.

Is the workshop wheelchair accessible?

No, the meeting is on a second floor and the space is not fully accessible to those unable to use stairs.

Bring a notebook, water, comfortable layers, and an openness to participate in guided exercises.

What language is instruction in?

Instruction and group work are offered in English.

Who leads the workshop?

Genevieve Taeger leads the series and channels the Ascended Masters as part of the curriculum.

Port Royal Soul-Mastery: Genevieve Taeger's 4-Hour Ascended Masters Workshop

Port Royal, South Carolina, sits on the edge of Port Royal Sound and its tidal marshes, a low-country town of live oaks, salt-flats, and a compact waterfront that moves at sea-glass time. Here, on the second floor of a local studio in downtown Port Royal, Genevieve Taeger leads the Next Level Soul‑Mastery Series—a focused, four‑hour workshop that asks participants to meet an inner teacher as explicitly as they would a trailhead. Taeger channels the Ascended Masters and guides group work that blends channeled teachings with practical steps to "connect to our Higher Self," per the course description. With a maximum group of 20, the room becomes a compact learning environment where meditative exercises, guided visualization, and verbal coaching stack into a steady arc of insight. The series is designed for people who want structured spiritual practice rather than casual breathwork: expect specific prompts, time for personal reflection, and a framework intended to be repeated between sessions. What makes this offering distinct in the Port Royal outdoor-recreation landscape is its union of coastal place and contemplative practice. Instead of a wilderness retreat, the nearby salt marshes, tidal creeks, and flanking live oaks provide an immediate natural reference for grounding exercises. Walks before or after the session—along Paris Avenue toward the waterfront or across the street to small marsh viewpoints—turn sensory anchors into tools participants can reuse at home. The low country’s geology—silty tidal flats and the slow rhythms of the estuary—plays a subtle role in the pedagogy: breath and attention are tuned to the pace of water. Practical details: the session runs four hours and accommodates up to 20 people. The meeting is on a second floor (the space is not fully accessible to those unable to use stairs),and the instruction is in English. Bring a notebook, comfortable layers, and a willingness to work in both group and private formats. Why book it while visiting? For travelers seeking depth without leaving town, this is a rare offering: a structured, repeatable mastery series led by a named channeler, set against the clean lines of Port Royal’s shoreline culture. It’s a local business that imports a disciplined spiritual curriculum into a coastal environment, making the marshes, the birds, and the tidal rhythm feel like active participants rather than mere backdrop. Whether you’re on a weekend escape or staying longer in nearby Beaufort, this workshop rewires how you use a place to practice presence. Sessions also encourage daily practices that fold into travel routines—short meditations, breath counts keyed to tidal flow, and journaling prompts that tie inner shifts to observable coastal cues. Genevieve Taeger’s approach is direct, repeatable, and suited to visitors who want soulful progress within a single afternoon's investment. Bring curiosity, practice.