INTRODUCTION

The Seminary's headquarters and administrative offices are located in Los Angeles. In order to assist students in gaining greater value from the spiritual teachings presented in the Soul Awareness Discourses, the seminary offers three main categories of courses: retreats, workshops, and classes.

Retreats typically take place at facilities outside of cities and in a natural environment that is conducive to students doing intensive, inner spiritual work. The length of retreats ranges from four to seven days, with ample time for students to unwind from their daily concerns and to connect with Spirit. These events are usually done in groups ranging from 30 to 200 people. Whatever the size of the group or subject of the retreat, students often find themselves refreshed and more attuned to Spirit as a result of their participation.

Workshops are generally conducted in city environments in large hotels or community centers, for the convenience of the local MSIA community. The duration of a workshop ranges from one to three days, usually over a weekend. Although workshops are not as "intensive" as retreats, students often find a similar result from their participation--a deeper connection with Spirit and a renewed commitment to doing their spiritual practices. As with retreats, workshops are also done with groups of 30 to 200 people.

PTS classes are the "daily bread" of an active student of the Seminary. They are generally held in the private homes of PTS facilitators throughout the world and at the Seminary headquarters in Los Angeles, and they are held primarily on a weekly basis over a five- to ten-week period. The classes tend to be groups of 5 to 20 people. This intimate environment provides an ideal setting for students to explore their spiritual dimensions freely, as students tend to create close bonds with one another, becoming like a spiritual family during the course of studying together.



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