How do I register for the event?

Register online; viewing instructions and access links are emailed after registration is complete.

What is the cost to attend?

Online tuition is $500 as listed; complete payment during registration to secure access.

Will John Morton definitely appear?

John Morton is scheduled to participate online (health & schedule permitting); organizers note participation may change.

Is a recording available if I miss the live event?

Contact registrar@msia.org to ask about recordings or alternative access options.

Who do I contact for technical support?

Email MSIAlive1@gmail.com for technical support before or during the event.

Are there age or accessibility restrictions?

No age minimum is listed; contact registrar@msia.org for specific accessibility accommodations.

Virtual BlessingsFest Fundraiser Q&A with John Morton — July 17, 2026 | Events

Los Angeles - On July 17, 2026, BlessingsFest convenes a four-hour online fundraiser and Q&A that promises an unusually direct experience of communal affirmation and spiritual renewal. The event, billed as a Traveler marathon of continuous blessings, pairs a live virtual stage with moderated Q&A; John Morton is scheduled to participate online (health & schedule permitting). Registration is required; online tuition is $500 and viewing instructions are emailed after sign-up.

Expect a focused session rather than a spectacle: alternating segments of guided blessings, brief talks, and an open question period where participants can submit themes for live responses. The format favors close listening—audio clarity, a quiet room, and a stable connection will shape whether the moment reads like a conversation in a small theater or a distant broadcast. Organizers note the program runs roughly four hours and encourages attendees to arrive early to complete technical checks.

Why this event matters to visitors and locals: BlessingsFest extends Los Angeles’s broad wellness scene into a concentrated, participatory marathon. For Angelenos who seek intention-driven gatherings outside the usual yoga studio circuit, this fundraiser offers a communal ritual that’s both public-facing and inward. For travelers in town, it’s a chance to plug into a local spiritual community without changing travel plans or geography—participation is online, but the program is rooted in organizations active in Southern California.

Practical details: register online before the event; you’ll receive a link and viewing instructions. The session is presented by MSIA-related organizers—questions about registration and technical support are directed to [email protected] and [email protected] respectively. Bring a notebook, headphones, and a charged device. Budget for the $500 online tuition if you plan to participate live.

Accessibility and sustainability: because the program is virtual, it reduces travel emissions and eases access for people across time zones. The trade-off is the intangible quality of in-person rituals; the organizers try to replicate intimacy through small-group breakout segments and live feedback.

If you attend, consider pairing the session with an afternoon walk through nearby Elysian Park or a quiet pause at a local coffee shop—Los Angeles offers tangible landscapes if you want to ground the digital experience in a place. For those drawn to intentional events and fundraiser formats, this is a focused, high-engagement option that highlights a particular strain of Los Angeles spiritual life.

Prepare a short list of questions and a personal intention before logging on; the Q&A moves quickly and thoughtful prompts make the most of the live time. Although this is a fundraiser, the tone typically skews practical—expect moments of guided blessing, brief teaching, and community sharing. If you cannot attend live, contact [email protected] about recordings or alternate access; technical support is available at [email protected]. Bring an openness.