Sit with John Morton — Open Seminar in Los Angeles | June 3, 2026

On June 3, 2026, join an Open Seminar with John Morton in Los Angeles, California, a two-hour gathering that blends conversation, insight, and practical spiritual tools. The event brings John Morton—scheduled to participate in person, health and schedule permitting—into a focused room where questions, teachings, and real-time translation into Spanish create an accessible atmosphere for newcomers and longtime students alike. Whether you sign up to attend in person for $15 or stream the session online for $10, the format favors engagement: short guided remarks, time for interaction, and space to reflect. The scene is not a natural landscape but a human one: a modest meeting hall with theater-style seating or virtual rooms populated by participants from across time zones. Key features include live, simultaneous Spanish translation that broadens the audience, a two-hour rhythm that balances talk and exchange, and an emphasis on creating direct connection with the teacher. Expect clear audio, a quiet listening protocol, and informal moments when John Morton’s humor and warmth move the room. This seminar stands out because it recreates an age-old practice—traveling to sit close to a teacher—while using modern formats. It’s an intimate bridge between tradition and contemporary life, offered by an organization that facilitates both in-person tuition and remote access. Practical details are straightforward: online registration is required, viewing instructions are emailed to online registrants, and technical support is available via [email protected]. For administrative questions, contact [email protected] or +1 (323) 737-4055. Why travelers might book this during a Los Angeles visit: it’s a compact, afternoon-friendly event you can slot between museum visits, hikes in Griffith Park, or evening concerts. It’s suitable for anyone curious about John Morton’s teachings, families looking for accessible entry points, and visitors wanting a reflective counterpoint to urban exploration. The bilingual delivery makes it especially welcoming to Spanish-speaking attendees. Accessibility details and special requirements are handled case by case; registrants are encouraged to reach out ahead of time. Bring a notebook, an open mind, and comfortable clothing for an uncluttered, participatory experience. For photographers, keep camera use minimal and respectful—this is a listening space first. This Open Seminar is less a performance and more a low-cost, high-value invitation to listen, ask, and return home with practical insights you can apply at once. If John Morton does attend in person, expect a warmer, question-driven dynamic where small-group exchanges may follow the main session. Online participants receive a stream with the same translation and a queue system for questions when available. The event’s modest price lowers the barrier for curious travelers and locals alike, and the mixed-format model reduces travel impact while keeping human contact central. Register early to secure a seat or a reliable streaming link. Plan logistics; arrive prepared.