Sit with the Traveler: Open Seminar with John Morton in Boulder (May 29, 2026)

Open Seminar with John Morton | May 29, 2026 is a two-hour live teaching offered in Boulder, CO with a simultaneous online stream, an inviting entry point to the teachings of the Traveler for travelers and locals alike. Held May 29, 2026, the seminar puts participants up close with John Morton—scheduled to participate in person—offering direct transmission, conversation, and a group Q&A that balances earnest questions with practical guidance.

The experience is compact and focused: Duration: 2 Hours. In-person tuition is $15.00; online tuition is $10.00. The presentation is delivered in English with simultaneous Spanish translation, widening access for bilingual attendees. Online registration is required; viewing instructions are sent via email after sign-up. For administrative questions, contact [email protected] or call +1 (323) 737-4055; for technical support for streaming attendees, email [email protected].

Set against the outdoor-rich backdrop of Boulder, CO—where the Flatirons loom and trails spill out of town—the seminar is an excellent complement to a day of hiking or climbing. It offers a quiet, deliberate counterpoint to physical adventure: eight or twenty miles on a trail followed by two hours of practical spiritual instruction can make for a balanced, restorative itinerary. Organizer details list Los Angeles, California as a location for administrative purposes; confirm your meeting point at registration.

What makes this a standout event for Adventure Collective readers is its hybrid format and the personal presence of John Morton, which together create a deeply accessible experience. The Traveler’s emphasis on lived practice and compassionate clarity resonates for visitors who seek meaning alongside mountain air. The venue’s format encourages sharing—bring an open question, not merely curiosity—and the bilingual delivery reflects the region’s diverse visitor base.

Practical notes: arrive early to settle in, bring a notebook and water, and plan transportation in Boulder where parking can be limited on event evenings. The seminar’s modest tuition and inclusive translation make it an easy add-on to a Colorado trip. Whether you’re completing a ridge run or pausing between outdoor objectives, this seminar offers an opportunity to recalibrate, ask direct questions, and leave with tangible ideas to carry beyond the trail.

Historically, these open seminars echo older traditions: 'There was a time when people would travel miles to sit at the feet of their spiritual teacher.' Today’s format compresses that devotion into an accessible public gathering where newcomers and long-time students share space. Expect a mix of listening, guided practices, and spontaneous questions; the atmosphere leans toward curiosity rather than performance. If you plan to attend in person, wear comfortable layers—the evenings in the foothills cool quickly—and budget fifteen dollars for in-person admission. For remote attendees, test your connection ahead; the organizers provide viewing instructions after registration so you can join from anywhere.