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Coming next week: one evening to move, breathe, listen and reset. ✨🎶

Join Paul Kaye for an immersive experience bringing together:

〰️ Gentle qigong movement
🧘 Guided meditation
🔔 A crystal-infused sound bath featuring bowls, chimes, a crystal lyre and crystal pyramids

Allow the experience to help ground the body, soften the emotions, clear the mind and reconnect you with your inner rhythm.

📅 Wednesday, August 19, 2026
⏰ 5:30–9:30 PM PT
🍽️ Dinner: 5:30–6:45 PM
✨ Experience: 7:00–9:00 PM
☕ Refreshments: 9:00–9:30 PM
📍 Prana, 3500 West Adams Blvd, Los Angeles
🎟️ $50 — includes the event, dinner and refreshments

Advance registration is required, and tickets will not be available at the door. Plan ahead and reserve your place through the link in our bio. 💛

Tomorrow morning, give yourself ten seconds that don’t belong to your phone, your plans or the roles waiting for you. ✨

Take one quiet breath and notice the simple experience of being here.

You don’t need to empty your mind, change your mood or create a special spiritual experience. Thoughts, feelings and sensations may all be present.

Let them be.

For ten seconds, simply notice that you are here to experience them—then gently begin your day. 💛

Will you try it tomorrow morning?

Some mornings, the body speaks first: lightness, tension, energy or fatigue.

Other mornings, an emotion sets the tone—or a thought begins writing the story of the day before our feet even touch the floor.

Each is a real part of our experience. And each can change. ✨

This week’s exploration isn’t asking us to reject the body, emotions or mind. It invites us to notice them closely enough to wonder:

Is any one of these layers the whole of who I am?

Which one do you usually notice first in the morning? 💛

Every morning begins with a mystery we rarely stop to notice. ✨

Before the plans, roles and noise of the day return, there is a first moment of simply being here.

Who is present in that moment?

This week, we’ll follow John-Roger’s invitation to discover—not merely believe—what is always awake within us.

Tomorrow morning, pause for one breath before reaching for your phone or beginning the day.

What do you notice? 💛

Coming next week: an evening to slow down, listen and journey within. ✨🎶

Join meditation instructor and soundscape artist Paul Kaye for an immersive sound bath featuring more than 20 instruments.

Allow waves of sound and music to support you in releasing tension, quieting the mind and reconnecting with the stillness—and the true self—within.

Plan ahead and reserve your place:

📅 Wednesday, August 12, 2026⏰ 5:30–9:30 PM PT📍 Peace Awareness Labyrinth & Gardens3500 West Adams Boulevard, Los Angeles

Give yourself something beautiful to look forward to next week. Come as you are and enjoy an evening to listen, receive and simply be. 💛

Space is limited. Learn more and register through the link in our bio.

What if our relationships could also invite us to become more curious about ourselves? ✨

When an interaction moves us deeply, we might gently pause and ask:

What is happening within me?What am I needing right now?How am I speaking to myself in this moment?

Turning inward doesn’t mean ignoring the other person—or taking responsibility for what isn’t ours. It simply creates space for another layer of awareness.

What might become visible if you listened within? 💛

The MSIA Book Room is open. 📚✨

Discover a free online library of spiritual books exploring meditation, inner peace, relationships, spiritual awakening, practical spirituality and much more.

Search for a title, browse by topic or explore books in other languages. Read online for free—and find downloadable PDF and ePub editions for many titles.

What wisdom is calling to you today? 💛

Enter the Book Room:msia.org/app/books

What if the relationship you’ve been searching for begins within? ✨

It’s easy to look outward—to other people, other couples and other lives—and wonder why they seem to have what we’re missing.

But first and foremost, there is the relationship we have with ourselves. Every relationship is experienced within us: in how we listen to ourselves, respond to our own needs, meet our expectations and lovingly hold our own heart—and, from there, how we relate to others.

This week, we’re exploring a simple invitation from John-Roger:

“Quit looking out there.”

What might become visible if you turned your attention inward? 💛