Journey Through To Awareness

Explore the magic keys to changing your life as we look deep within the universal truths of going beyond the confines of the small mind of the ego.Tune in for this philosophical conversation at TalkRadio.nyc or watch the Facebook Livestream by Clicking Here.Segment 1Georgeann starts the episode off by explaining changes happening to the show, as she is going on a hiatus for a short time, but reruns will be playing throughout her hiatus, along with this she is going to be a guest on another TalkRadio.NYC show, Frank About Health in the near future. Georgeann explains how this episode is entitled Everyday Awakenings as she and Judi will be talking about spirituality in their everyday lives. Georgeann continues to discuss her new puppy, Simon, and how after she brought him home she reflected on her feelings of frustration and how this feeling is the same one her parents had felt raising her. Judi continues off of this, saying that the awareness of Georgeann's feelings and their origins is important in letting these negative feelings go. Judi discusses her childhood, and how each of her parents treated her heavily impacted her mental formation, as children have a limited view of the world. The two continue to discuss how vital one's childhood is to their mental formation, and how this is often an underlying factor in one's adult life. They continue to discuss God the creator and how even though we often feel abandoned by him, he never does abandon all of us. Georgeann brings up the collective consciousness, and how everything we do impacts the collective consciousness.Segment 2Georgeann and Judi discuss love, and how love is enduring regardless of how good the times are, with Georgeann bringing up a book she had read a long time ago that changed her perspective, the first line being “life is difficult”. Georgeann says that this is only kind of true, as if you look towards history that life is and has always been difficult, but it is not only difficult. Judi brings up her kids and how even though raising them was difficult, her children have been the biggest blessings in her life. Judi continues by saying that it's important to choose love, and one of our life's purposes is to eventually choose love. The two continue to discuss how old wounds from childhood impacts how we react to everyday things, and if we hang on to those old wounds we will only be able to react and not choose to live our lives. Judi discusses how we need to listen to our bodies to be able to move forward in life, and how some of these issues are based on past trauma.Segment 3Georgeann starts by discussing how all people are both light and dark, and that these are both within us, and throughout our lives we tend to lean into either of these. She continues by saying that often when someone leads their life through darkness it's not often a choice but rather a reaction to one's circumstances. Judi brings up the contrast between life and dark within our lives, and how this contrast is incredibly important. The two discuss how Georgeann was not raised Catholic, and she explains her journey towards Catholicism and the Lord. Judi explains her journey through Catholicism, and how she was raised Catholic, and how she also believes that there are “several ways home” even though she has great faith in God and her religion. Georgeann and Judi address the audience, and say to feel free to go to their websites and reach out to them, as they are interested in what people think of the show, and any feedback at all is welcomed.Segment 4Judi starts off by saying that it is important to find things in our life that bring us joy, and how we should find these things that bring us joy everyday, and that it doesn't have to be a grand complex thing. Georgeann and Judi continue discussing their childhood and how childhoods in general impact us far in the future. They speak specifically about parents scolding their children for their mistakes, and how a child internalizes these. Children never blame their parents for anything, and will only blame themselves. And being aware of this and that we are no longer children is important in our healing. The two discuss the threads that connect one generation to the next. The two end the episode with a prayer.

Dino Pavlou, wanting to tell his story, Dino now 80+ years, shares his story of faith, courage and love. As a boy of innocence he had no choice but to, very quickly, become a man. Being forced to fight extreme turbulent circumstances, he triumphed over everything and everyone that dared to strip him of his dignity and integrity.Join us as Dino shares excerpts from his book ELEVEN DAYS TO THE PROMISED LAND the true account of an impoverished boy who finds success in America against all odds. Fighting his way out of a tiny town in war-torn Greece he finds his way to what he thought was the promised land meeting Frank Sinatra, George Steinbrenner and mafia members who helped him ground his footing in the odd and foreign land.Tune in for this philosophical conversation at TalkRadio.nyc or watch the Facebook Livestream by Clicking Here.Segment 1 Georgeann begins the show by introducing the guest for today's show, Dino Pavlou, explaining that he is on this week's show to explain the story of his life. Georgeann brings up Dino's book Eleven Days to the Promised Land, which is based on the true events of his life growing up in Greece and moving to the United States. Dino discusses how he understands how the people in Afghanistan feel, and he finds similarities between his time spent in war-torn Greece and the lives of the people in Afghanistan currently. Dino explains his first impressions of the United States when he arrived when he was 17, explaining the first things he remembers are the Statue of Liberty and the New York Skyline. Georgeann and Dino discuss Dino's village in Greece and Dino mentions that the skyscrapers in New York reminded him of the trees in Greece, as in his village there were only one and two story buildings. Dino discusses how when he traveled to the United States was the first time he had ever seen the ocean.Segment 2 Georgeann and Dino discuss how when Dino left Greece he was given a sheepskin coat from a shepherd, and when he arrived in the United States, his Uncle joked about the coat to welcome him into the United States. Dino continues to explain how he was drafted into the US military during the Korean War, and his experience during training. Dino tells an anecdote about when he was called to see the commander, and he was nervous that they would kick him out because he didn't speak English that well, but instead they offered him to be a part of the program that would help send money back to his family. He was incredibly thankful and accepted immediately. Dino continues to explain what he learned in the military, and how he would never have been able to learn in a university, including discipline, survival skills, and brotherhood.  Dino gives an anecdote about when he met Audie Murphy, when he was assigned to be his driver, and in the short time they spent together while Dino was in the army they became fast friends.Segment 3 Georgeann and Dino discuss who Audie Murphy was only the beginning of all of Dino's celebrity friends, and Dino explains how he became friends with Frank Sinatra and how they first met. Dino explains how he met Frank Sinatra when he was working at this club the Byline, which many celebrities attended.  He explains that Frank Sinatra was questioning the manager about why Mabel Mercer, a singer who was facing racism at the club, why she wasn't being allowed to perform anymore at the club, and Dino stood up for both Sinatra and Mercer against his manager, saying the manager was in the wrong, ending up losing his job. Even though he lost his job, soon after Mercer was able to get Dino a new position in a high end club where she was performing. There Dino met Frank Sinatra, Sammy Davis Jr., and Ella Fitzgerald among many others. Dino continues to explain how Frank Sinatra saved his life in the early 1980s.Segment 4 The two discuss Dino's time working at Jimmy Weston's Supper Club, and his relationship with Weston. Dino continues to explain all the different types of people who were patrons of Jimmy Weston's Supper Club, ranging from mafia members to celebrities to politicians. Dino explains how he met Weston, and how he was an ex-Detective when they first met, even though Dino isn't too sure that Weston could arrest someone. Dino explains what he describes as the “swinging years” and his experience during those years. Dino also tells an anecdote of when former president Richard Nixon came into the club. Georgeann and Dino discuss his life currently, and how his daughters and the VA hospital are helping him out. Dino also discusses his grandson, whom he is very proud of.

The past does not define you!Join us as we interview Cynthia James. Cynthia is a transformational specialist guiding people as they make changes for lasting healing in their lives. Cynthia's life was transformed as she transcended a childhood of violence and abuse, and that experience created the foundation for all her programs.Once a working Hollywood actress, Cynthia excels as a speaker, coach, singer and multiple-award winning author.Cynthia has coached and supported thousands of people into vibrant living, including taking her workshops worldwide and to women in prison.Learn more about:Dr. Georgeann Dau: www.DrGDau.comJudi Miller: www.JudiMiller.netCynthia James: www.CynthiaJames.netTune in for this philosophical conversation at TalkRadio.nyc or watch the Facebook Livestream by clicking here.Show NotesSegment 1Tonight's podcast episode starts off with host Georgeann reaching out to the audience and encouraging them to ask questions live on the show so that it can be answered by special guest: Cynthia James. Our hosts introduce Cynthia, a very accomplished transformational specialist. They introduce her book I Choose Me and bring up her Ted x talk. Cynthia explains her background and personal family history that explain how she came to be who she is today and all the works that she has done. Cynthia explains how her struggle and suffering throughout childhood had become the foundation of all her books and programs.Segment 2Coming back from the break, they begin to talk about the importance of passion and following it. For Cynthia, that passion was created. She wanted to follow her passions because by doing so, it brought her to another level. The three talk about how they are created to have a certain passion, whether it be creating or not, that they are meant to do. Cynthia explains how in order to find and follow a passion, you have to declutter life by sorting through all the history and baggage and then create a space that reflects what you would want.Segment 3Coming from the break, Cynthia goes into how spiritual practices are a great way to discover yourself on a deeper level. This leads to transitions and then truth telling. Cynthia explains the steps that people have to take to find healing in life after struggles and trauma. Cynthia tells a personal story of how she had pushed her physical well being past its limit and how due to that she was in danger of disease. The body is a tell to if you are holding yourself back or not progressing in your mental and spiritual health.Segment 4The last segment of tonight's show starts with Cynthia explaining why she wanted to write her book. Women's role in society was to take care of everyone else first, before the self. Cynthia believed that the self should come first. Once you are capable and able to take care of yourself, then you can spread that care to those around you. Tonight's show ends with a warm prayer from Cynthia.

Learn how to awaken and empower your higher consciousness so you can navigate life more successfully, happily and easily. Join us as we interview Michael Goddart, four-time, award-winning author.At the age of 10, Michael started actively searching for the truth about death and how to attain true immortality with everlasting bliss. He began daily meditation at age 19, and at 21 began to meditate for over two hours daily.For more than three decades, he has been actively developing his sense of knowing and accessing his higher consciousness. In 2013, Michael began to recover his past lives, eventually recovering 88 past lives and depicting them in vivid detail in his book In Search of Lost Lives.His latest book is A New Now: Your Guide to Mastering Wisdom Daily, Achieving Equilibrium and Empowering Your Nobler Self.Learn more about:Dr. Georgeann DauJudi MillerMichael Goddart‍Tune in for this philosophical conversation at TalkRadio.nyc or watch the Facebook Livestream by clicking here.Show NotesSegment 1Today's episode starts off by introducing our guest, Michael Goddart. They start off listing Michael's achievements and interests and then going into his book, A New Now. He explains his purpose for writing this book and what he hopes the readers take away from reading this book. He explains we all have unlimited potential in realizing ourselves and God. Our hosts and Michael discuss finding a higher consciousness and how their faith in Christ further strengthens their beliefs and how he had brought this sense of higher consciousness. Michael explains his 33 wisdoms and how he came to this number and how he came to see his 88 past lives.Segment 2The conversation picks off from where they left off, with Michael explaining how he saw his past lives. He quotes that “we are spiritual beings living the human experience” to emphasize how precious life is and how it is a great opportunity for us to take a spiritual and human journey. The conversation goes back to the question of “what is our purpose in life?” Michael shares what he believes the answer to be: to be the master of our own minds and beyond to pure love and bliss. He explains the process a little bit, and shares a bit of his own personal experience.Segment 3Coming back from the break, our hosts and Michael discuss is the soul the body or the body the soul. Michael explains his answer and gives plenty of examples in nature and with humans to help the audience to understand. He tells of his past lives, his first being a bug's life from many many years ago. Host Judi brings a new conversation by mentioning the importance of service that Michael had included in his book. The importance of service plays a large role in our purpose in life.Segment 4For the last segment of tonight's podcast, Michael goes into detail about his past lives and what he has learned from the few glimpses that he had seen from them. They discuss important virtues that they believe is what keeps them able to achieve their goals and potentials, the greatest one being love. And the episode ends off with a lovely prayer by Georgeann.

Does your life feel lackluster, tiresome, or too regimented?Join us as we interview Julie Zolfo, the author of The Way of the Traveler's H.E.A.R.T., and learn how to experience the fullness and variety of life with or without a passport.Julie's approach to living every day is filled with connection, curiosity, courage, clarity, and co-creating. You'll be able to explore new possibilities and expand beyond what you know. "Unconventional" is synonymous with Julie and her teachings.By combining 25 years of corporate talent development experience with life coaching, emotional intelligence, the outdoors and other mindfulness modalities, Julie educates and empowers individuals to break free from their dissatisfying lives so that they can step into a new life chapter unapologetically. Julie helps guide her clients on their own path of discovery which leads them toward a more complete and fulfilling life.Learn more about: Dr. Georgeann Dau, Judi Miller, & Julie Zolfo!Tune in for this philosophical conversation at TalkRadio.nyc or watch the Facebook Livestream by Clicking Here.Segment 1On today's episode of Journey Through to Awareness, our hosts started off by introducing special guest, Julie Zolfo. Julie is a world traveler and author of the book, The Way of the Traveler's H.E.A.R.T. Julie joins us today to talk about her experience and how it strengthened her faith in God and helped her find her home.Segment 2Coming back from the second segment, Julie talks more about what being home vs being in her house is like. She explains the cover illustration of her book where she is wearing a backpack. The backpack represented the fierce amazing woman that she was when she was out in the world traveling, however, Julie wanted to be that fierce amazing person even when she wasn't traveling. Our hosts and Julie discuss their theories as to why we become just different people when we are out in the world versus being in our daily lives.Segment 3Coming back from the break, our hosts and Julie continue to talk about the book. She talks about her wishes for this book and how she hopes her audience can really connect with this book. And that they can learn from this book that everyone has the ability to go chase their dreams and be filled with hope. Julie talks about the importance of silence and how that itself can bring calmness and even unwavering faith. Julie shared a personal story of faith from when she was traveling in Nepal and climbing some of the tallest mountains in the world.Segment 4For the last segment, Julie talks about her faith more. She explains how she knows and can tell that God is always with her during her travels and life in general. Despite setbacks, Julie's faith kept her going, and believing that there was a plan for her. Julie shares how the audience can get in touch with her and where to find her on the internet. She explains what she does with her clients and people who come to her for help. The episode ends with each person sharing what they liked and learned from Julie's book and with a touching prayer.

Are you often told that you are too sensitive? Can you intuit things before they happen? Are you an introvert who cares deeply about the people and places around you?Courtney Marchesani is the author of Four Gifts of the Highly Sensitive and developer of the Highly Sensitive Gifts Test. Her insights into sensitivity help readers identify their gifts of intuition, empathy, vision, and expression to maximize their potential, while also learning how former trauma may have shaped them.Courtney's health and wellness coaching style focuses on holistic medicine and finding balance while living with sensitivity. Since sensitivity is closely interconnected within the nervous systems and brain functioning, it is not something to “get rid of.”She is known for her intuitive and empathic style which emphasizes acceptance, learning how sensitivity's silent effects can impact mental, emotional, spiritual health and wellness. Allow your sensory intelligence to shine and relish your profound ability to connect with the world by recognizing and honoring your unique gift of sensitivity.Tune in for this philosophical conversation at TalkRadio.nyc or watch the Facebook Livestream by clicking here.Show NotesSegment 1Today's episode starts off with a small heartfelt story from our host Georganne about how she herself is a sensitive person. Judi agrees that she too is, as she introduces today's guest: Courtney Marchesani. The three talk about the stigma of being sensitive and Courtney goes on how she chooses to see being sensitive as a positive. Using studies to support her beliefs, she explains how being sensitive can be a beneficial and positive trait instead. She explains about how medical professionals and school teachers are starting to become more aware about sensitivity, but there is still a lot more to learn and embrace. Sensitivity is a powerful ability to be able to feel more complex emotions to achieve more intuity and other abilities. Courtney explains why she wanted to write her book to help people with their own individual journey to understanding their sensibility and ownself. Courtney then goes on to explain in depth the four different types of sensitivity: intuition, empaths, visionaries, and expressives.Segment 2Coming back from break, our hosts share their MBTI personality test results and their initial reactions to their results. Courtney explains the types of sensitivities in more depth as she gives examples to help the audience understand what makes each type so unique from each other. The three talk about how their religious beliefs and personal trauma and fears relate to their type of sensitivity. Courtney uses research studies that help us understand the science behind how there are psychological changes that showed how people seemed to become more intuitive through trauma and intergenerational experiences in families. The three discuss scientific discoveries overtime has shown how our genes can be changed by trauma and show how our understanding of ourselves inside and out will continue to change and grow over time.Segment 3Coming back, Courtney explains how attachment to parents as children can make the children more sensitive and intuitive. The amount of attention parents give to a child and how present they are, can greatly affect a child's sensitivity. It can be considered a form of trauma if children aren't receiving enough attention, as they are going to be constantly searching for some sort of attachment. Courtney explains what people who are sensitive should do. They should figure out their own energy before trying to understand others' energy. The people that someone surrounds themselves with can greatly influence their energy in both negative and positive ways. After figuring yourself out, that is when you can begin to self love and work on yourself to become more resilient. Courtney describes what sensitive vision is and how it can go beyond the physical. They end this segment with a breathing exercise that helps calm anxiety and negative emotions.Segment 4They start the last segment talking about paranormal activity. She explains the misconceptions that come with the word “paranormal” and explains how these activities don't necessarily have to be like the extreme and scary ghost stories and movies. Our hosts share an out of body experience they have had and Courtney explains what had happened in the moment. Courtney shares with the audience where they can find her book, Four Gifts of the Highly Sensitive, and connect and keep up with her on her website where people can take a test to see what type of sensitive they are. Courtney is available for consulting and teaches courses as well. Tonight's episode ends in a special prayer.

After years of struggle and hurt, Sabine Gedeon was prepared to take the pills she had in hand. But before she did, she directed her pain and rage at God, and told him that, “in fact, if He was real, and didn't want me to move forward with my plans, that I needed Him to prove it to me!” In the next moment, she says: “God Himself showed up in my bedroom, wrapped His arms around me.”Thus begins Sabine's story of transformation, which she likens to that of a caterpillar emerging from a chrysalis into a beautiful, graceful butterfly. In her new book TRANSFORMED: The Journey to Becoming, Sabine chronicles what took her to such depths and how she followed that divine intervention with a relentless pursuit of self-improvement and purposeful growth, despite the deep pain from the struggle of transformation.Today, having transformed herself, Sabine Gedeon, is the Founder and CEO of Gedeon Enterprises, providing coaching and consulting services to ambitious, mission-driven leaders. With over 15 years' experience serving as an HR professional, coach and advisor to leaders in Fortune 100 companies, and within her own practice, Sabine has helped hundreds of professionals breakthrough barriers, uncover or build their leadership capabilities, and experience growth in their lives, careers, and businesses.Sabine knows first-hand the amount of faith and courage it takes to break away from the norm and step into something new or bigger than yourself. Using her personal experience as a benchmark, she hopes to help lead millions of others through their unique paths of purpose, impact, prosperity, and legacy.Tune in for this philosophical conversation at TalkRadio.nyc or watch the Facebook Livestream by clicking here.Show NotesSegment 1 Georgeann and Judi introduce their guest for today's episode, Sabine Gedeon, author of the book Transformed: The Journey to Becoming, and founder and CEO of Gedeon Enterprises. Sabine begins to describe her childhood in Haiti, and when she moved to the United States when she was four years old. Sabine describes how her mother moved to the United States a few years before her father and herself moved. She continues to describe how while she was younger, her parents didn't trust strangers, such as babysitters to take care of their children while they were at work, and because of this they left her in the care of family. She explains how even though her parents trusted her family, viewing it as a more safe option, even though this wasn't the case. Sabine continues to describe her journey through life, and how she had the image of success after college, even though she had a continuous personal struggle. She explains that she made the realization in her mid twenties that she didn't love herself, and then became consumed by negativity after that realization, and could not go an entire day without seeing only negativity.Segment 2 Sabine retells the story of the events that lead up to her plan to attempt suicide, and a last ditch effort discussion she had with God that caused her to decide to continue to live. She explains how for many years she went through the motions of believing in God, but never truly believed, but after that conversation she felt that “God wrapped his arms around [her]”. And, the next morning when she woke up she realized that God was real, God loved her and she had a purpose to live. Georgeann, Judi, and Sabine discuss what the feeling of God feels like. Judi brings up the point that God shows up to many people when they are at their lowest, and the three discuss why this may be the case. Sabine describes that surrendering herself to God was one of the most difficult hurdles in her relationship with God, and even having a relationship with God was difficult to her, as she had no human example of a healthy relationship to base her relationship with God on. Sabine describes her relationship with her mother, and how her mother treated her versus how she treated her brothers.Segment 3Sabine describes her definition of forgiveness, as well as her journey with those she has forgiven for her past. She explains how God allowed her to forgive her father first, and how even though he didn't do anything wrong per say, he was absent from many of the aspects of her life she had the expectation of him to be there. Sabine explains how she gained her power back from letting go of the power that the past had over her, and how forgiving those who negatively impacted her past lifted a weight off of her shoulders and gave her strength. Sabine explains how she forgives others. The three discuss having a relationship with God, and Sabine explains how it's a process, and believing in God is a process, and Georgeann suggests that everyone should read Genesis 41 from the Bible as it aligns with what Sabine has gone through in her life.Segment 4 Georgeann brings up how Sabine had to keep family secrets throughout her life, and how that is exhausting on Sabine and those who have to carry it. Sabine explains how the incest her grandmother experienced was rumored to her through bits in pieces throughout her childhood, and that became a full realization to her in her adult life while she was writing her book. She continues to explain she had another realization around the sexual abuse she experienced as a child, and how she realized she had told her mother about the situation, which is a memory she had blocked out. Sabine continues to explain what her purpose in life is, and how she is the chain breaker in her family, and breaks the cycles that have been plaguing her family. The three end the episode in prayer.

Would you like to attract more abundance into your life?Join us as we interview Brandon Beachum, serial entrepreneur and critically acclaimed podcaster, as he shares the eight keys to abundance - which he uncovered over 25 years of trial, error and deep exploration. Brandon brings together and puts his own spin on ideas from countless thought leaders from the worlds of science and spirituality.From Lao Tzu and Jesus of Nazareth to Dr. Joe Dispenza, Dr. Bruce Lipton, Gregg Braden, Abraham Hicks, and Dr. Wayne Dyer. Brandon remixes and expands on the wisdom of their work to craft an epic and poetic exploration of what he terms “the ultimate nature of reality.”In 2015, Brandon founded a business that was recognized as one of the fastest-growing private companies by Inc. magazine. He has also achieved critical acclaim as the host of The Positive Head Podcast, and he recently launched a new late-night-style consciousness elevating talk show called Optimystic. Brandon achieved all of this by applying the empowering principles he shares in his new book, The Golden Key: Modern Alchemy to Unlock Infinite Abundance.Join us as Brandon shares the keys to infinite abundance.Tune in for this philosophical conversation at TalkRadio.nyc or watch the Facebook Livestream by clicking here.Show NotesSegment 1Today's episode starts off with an introduction of tonight's special guest: Brandon Beachum. Before Brandon talks more about his book, he explains his definition of what “abundance” means. Then, Brandon and our hosts shift the conversation over to talking about Jesus Christ and the difference between Jesus the man and Jesus the one who brought Christ. They continue the conversation, talking about the key points that Brandon had brought up in his book. They talk about consciousness and the importance of being conscious and understanding being conscious.Segment 2Coming back from the break, they start with Brandon explaining how everyone has something that is for them. Additionally, they continue the conversation discussing the idea of “bad things.” They go into what is bad and the backstory to Daoist beliefs about why bad things happen. Georgina brings up an interesting point and reminds the audience that their feelings do not define them. Bad feelings or bad behaviors and actions do not define who they are. Our host shares a personal experience in which they allow themselves to feel grief and mourn in order to learn from it. They begin to discuss how love can be a learning experience, for example when grieving over loved ones. And how even when it hurts, it can be seen as something to help you grow.Segment 3Returning from the break, the topic of synchronicity is up next. Brandon explains this with all these coincidences in life and miracle-like moments. This all comes from being in the present and not being caught up in the past or future, which can cause depression or anxiety. Brandon talks about how he came to the idea of having 8 keys to following excitement and inspiration and how it led to his book, The Golden Key.Segment 4For the last segment of tonight's episode, the three talk more about Brandon's book. First, Brandon explains his metaphor of how we are in the chrysalis stage of life, right before emerging into a beautiful butterfly. We finish the show with a metaphor that we, in a sense, put ourselves in a simulation.

Have you ever wondered what it might be like to visit where our souls originate and to experience the unfathomable source of Supreme love?Join us as we interview Anthony Teresi who has traveled this journey countless times.Anthony is a renowned psychic, multi-dimensional visionary and author of the new book Rippling Waves: A Spiritual Journey Through the Heart of the Universe.After years of exploration into the highest realms, Anthony is sharing his experiences to inspire, transform and help us all experience the presence of the most profound revelation of love. He will guide us on an epic adventure to awaken the deepest truth of who we are.Rippling Waves calls for a renaissance of spiritual and planetary harmony.Tune in for this philosophical conversation at TalkRadio.nyc or watch the Facebook Livestream by clicking here.SHOW NOTESSEGMENT 1Dr. Georgeann Dau introduces tonight's special guest Dr. Mark Klein and also thonights show titled “ Our Life Beyond Our Expectations.” Dr. Mark Klein is a physician and has written a couple of books. “ Franklin Rock” is the title of Dr. Mark's most recent book. “ Franklin Rock” mission to fix the world. “ Franklin Rock” is about a college student that is 20 years old that feels that his life is very unique. Dr. Mark tells the audience and Dr. Georgeann. Dr. Mark uttered that we can make a difference every single day and we don't need a degree to do it. Dr. Mark says that at the end of every book he writes and publishes he doesn't really care if people read his book. Dr. Mark's agenda is to make the world better. Dr. Mark ends the section by saying, “ If you understand time and know how time works, you will change your view of the world and ultimately change your life.” SEGMENT 2Dr. Georgeann mentioned that she never has enough time. Dr. Mark uttered that most people believe that time is a timeline of history and events that once happened to you. Dr. Georgeann and Dr. Mark discussed that moments of time never disappeared. Dr. Mark remarks that the future has already occurred because we somehow have reversible particle interactions. There has been a lot of deaths that have occurred this past year due to Covid-19 and suicide this past year. Before the section ended Dr. Mark uttered that you don't need to fear death, you don't need to fear the future, your only job is to be the best version of yourself and help others by any means possible. SEGMENT 3Dr. Georgeann remarks that when you bring love, energy and truth to the table you will be unstoppable. You are the creation of God and God gave you the opportunity to continue to build and create more Dr. Georgeann discusses with Dr. Mark. Dr. Mark mentions that the purpose of life is to not get rich, the purpose of life is to make choices, influence behavior, shape goals, offer a sense of direction, and create meaning. Dr. Mark went to college for a total of 13 years to chase his dreams. Dr. Georgeann remarks that how we live and how we die says a lot about us. Dr. Mark believes that no one ever dies and that there is something else going on rather than just dying. When times are hard and tough in your life go help someone else because that person might need the help more than you do and that is the magic of life Dr. Georgeann and Dr. Mark discussed. SEGMENT 4Dr. Georgeann uttered that there is really nothing new going on in life and that everything happens for a reason. You have to get to a certain point in life to get the new job meaning that in life there are levels to it, Dr. Mark mentioned. Dr. Mark remarks that we all make choices in our lives and those choices define us the way we are and the way we think. Dr. Mark shares a quick story with the listeners and Dr. Georgeann about how our life choices worked. The podcast ended by Dr. Georgeann and Dr. Mark discusses that we need to be free and we have to liberate ourselves from our choices.

We each have our own journey to discover and claim the fullness of who God made us to be. Join us as we explore the courage, fortitude, persistence, faith and trust to remain and claim all of what and who we might discover, meet and accept.Our guest this week is Brian Belovitch who is an author, activist, actor, playwright and producer of various theatrical productions including his groundbreaking Off-Broadway play: BOYS DON'T WEAR LIPSTICK honored with a GLAAD nomination. Author of "TRANS FIGURED", published in 2018, he was named one of the 50 most influential LGBTQ authors of all time by Barnes and Noble. As a long-term survivor of HIV, Brian lives proudly as a beautiful, loving gay man with his husband in Huntington, N.Y.Tune in for this philosophical conversation at TalkRadio.nyc or watch the Facebook Livestream by clicking here.Show NotesSegment 1The episode starts with an introduction to tonight's special guest: Brian Belovitch. After introducing and highlighting Brian's achievements and who he is, the hosts talk about his book, “Transfigured” which delves into many deep and personal moments of his life and his journey. Brian talks about his journey from boy to girl to woman to man, going back to his family and his journey of acceptance.Segment 2Coming back from the break, Brian speaks more about particular parts of his book. He talks about his influences growing up and how he felt like he fitted in with a group of trans women. Though he had a confusing journey to figure himself out, he came to strongly believe in being accepting and loving, without forcing your ideas onto others. Brian explains gender fluidity with his own experience as he re-transitioned back to male. He talks about what it meant to be male to himself and how he came to realize that he is both masculine and feminine. He explains how he had reexamined his childhood and all the events that led him to where he is today, and he encourages the audience to take a look into their own dark times because that is where they will find the most help and healing.Segment 3The hosts bring up the importance of the parents role in a child's road to finding themselves and self acceptance. Brian talks about how important it is to be self aware and to understand your inner self. He emphasizes that the outer beauty and things do not matter as much if your inner self is still lost and not at peace. Brian talks about faith, especially his faith that everything will be okay, by telling personal stories and moments that led him to learn how to have faith.Segment 4The last segment starts off with Brian telling a touching story from a panel he did. Brian reminds the audience that they aren't alone and that there are others who understand and go through the same or similar struggles. He talks about how society has become more accepting of the LGBQT community. The show ends with a touching prayer.

Would you like to create extraordinary outer success, radiant health, and profound inner happiness – all at the same time? Join us for this very special interview with Debra Poneman, founder and CEO of Yes to Success.Debra's workshops, keynotes and on-line events have transformed the lives of hundreds of thousands of people around the world. Her clients have used her formula to become mega-successful entrepreneurs, renowned transformational leaders, NY Times bestselling authors, millionaires, billionaires—even household names.Yet Debra feels her greatest accomplishment is not just that she's helped so many live their dreams but has shown them the truth of their own power and how to make their greatest contribution to a world that works for everyone. Debra is also a bestselling author and has appeared on networks including ABC, NBC, FOX and CNN.Tune in for this philosophical conversation at TalkRadio.nyc or watch the Facebook Livestream by clicking here.Show NotesSegment 1Tonight's podcast starts with introducing guest star: Debra Poneman. She talks about her company Yes to Success and what success means to her. Success is more than the material things and she explains how loving yourself is the key to and is success. Debra answers the question of how to love yourself by telling her story to success. She goes back to when she was younger and how she came across ideas such as following your heart's desires, believing your ideas are sacred, and not waiting for that “perfect moment” to start pursuing your ideas.Segment 2Coming back from the break, Debra talks about being thankful for the failures and missed opportunities in life, rather than thinking negatively about it. She gives more helpful advice and explains how each one can help you accomplish your goals. Debra tells of a near death experience, where she makes a realization that the universe makes no mistakes. She continues telling her experience and makes the connection that words have power.Segment 3Debra goes into how to create a healthy physiology because bodily health is a basis to success. Research studies show that being healthy when you are older is often because of lifestyle choices made when you are younger. Debra shares her surprising and useful tips for lifestyle choices that are often taught in her classes.Segment 4Coming back from the break, the hosts and Debra talk about upcoming events going on at Yes for Success as well as where to get the Ageless Ebook, where they talk more about doing good lifestyle practices to stay ageless as you age. Debra explains how worrying can cancel out all the benefits of making good lifestyle choices because in the end, “your word is your wand.” The conversation ends with the 100 Monkey Story, an analogy that wraps up the podcast with encouragement to pursue your ideas and follow your heart.

The great sages taught that the answers to healing, spiritual evolution, elevated consciousness, and living a happy and fulfilled life are inside of us. But how exactly do we tap into that?Our guest, Jonathan Goldman can answer these questions. As one of the first acupuncturist in the United States and with over four decades of working with energy medicine, Jonathan has mapped where emotions, beliefs, and spiritual qualities operate in the energetic layers within and around the human body. This has allowed him to create a very unique form of healing.Jonathan is the author of Gift of the Body: A Multi-Dimensional Guide to Energy, Anatomy, Grounded Spirituality and Living Through the Heart. He is the founder of the Essential Light Institute, which is dedicated to teaching self-transformation and energy healing through direct relationship with the living force of Light.Tune in for this philosophical conversation at TalkRadio.nyc or watch the Facebook Livestream by clicking here.Show NotesSegment 1Dr. G starts tonight's episode off reminding listeners about the show's mission and introducing tonight's guest, acupuncturist Jonathan Goldman. Judi reads a quote of Jonathan's and lists more of his qualifications. Jonathan talks about seeing the body as a gift rather than a prison, sharing his journey of healing, working through his pain. By accepting this pain, he found light and pleasure on the other side. This is when he realized there are layers to the body, and we are multidimensional beings. Jonathan discusses disidentification being the first step to healing. After disidentifying, we have choices of how to move forward and become, as Jonathan says, the commander of the vehicle. Pain is contraction, the universe expands and contracts, without pain, there is no pleasure. Suffering though, is the ignorance to confront or accept pain. He talks about a journey he had 12 years into his acupuncture career that opened his healing channel. He found weird things happening in his practice, with a feeling in his hands translating to healed patients without him doing much. He had a feeling of not knowing who he was anymore, this wasn't his feeling though, it was his patients. This started a process over the next 15 years, of him understanding the layers of the chakra. This led to him creating a chakra map. Jonathan describes chakras as the energies in the center of each layer of our being, with each one having a responsibility for one of the more important aspects of our lives.Segment 2Coming back from the break, Judi asks Jonathan to discuss his chakra map. He talks about grounding, connecting our energies to those of the earth, and how the energy moves through the chakras. He compares the second chakra to a perpetual two year old, describing how it does what it wants to do. In making us want to fit in, civilization often tries to restrict the second chakra, which often leads to depression. There are two sides to each chakra, the front and the back. The energy is stored in the back and released through the front. He moves on to discuss finding the restricted chakras in patients. He describes a restriction in the throat chakra, which speaks truth. Dr. G asks about whether an infant in the womb can be affected by the mother's chakras. Jonathan thinks this is definitely possible. He talks about cultivating gratitude, opening his throat chakra, making him more receptive to love and speak more truth.Segment 3Next they move on to the emotional bodies of the chakras. Each chakra has an emotional body, and they are meant to constantly be in movement. Jonathan describes the central qualities of some chakras and how they change depending on whether a chakra is expanding or contracting. He describes his process of healing, clearing energy out to find the source of the problem. He talks about the heart chakra and opening it in order to feel compassion. Compassion is a vibration of neutrality that allows everything. Empathy on the other hand links to those around you. While empathy can burn out, compassion cannot. Once open, we can more easily resonate through love. Resonance and magnetism are two laws of the universe, with magnetism pushing away likes and resonance attracting them. Jonathan talks about being a healer in order to participate in miracles. He moves on to discuss going through things in order to heal, providing an anecdote. In healing we need to commit at some point rather than resisting. Even after committing, we need to keep saying yes. Compassion tells us that we will heal and at our own pace.Segment 4Coming into the final segment Jonathan talks about light, and how it is real rather than a metaphor. It has nothing to do with religion or spiritual path, it is available to all of us. Reaching this light is done through prayer, meditation, and many other ways. As he mentioned before, we are supposed to feel pain, but even in contractions, there can still be light. Jonathan brings up a story of the Dalai Lama keeping his hands in front of his chest, where faith rests. Judi asks Jonathan to share resources where listeners can reach him or find his material. Judi asks Jonathan to discuss something he wrote about in his book, the longest four inches in the universe. This is the distance between the third chakra and the heart. He discusses what this distance means, and the differences between this chakra and the heart. He talks about us being invited or dragged through these four inches to live through the heart. Jonathan's takeaway for the audience is that you are much more magnificent than you see yourself to be. Dr. G asks Jonathan to end tonight's episode in prayer.

Take a journey through seven gates. Explore the necessary fundamental elements to discover possibilities of self-healing, self development and self-actualization. Recognize that when you can learn to let your heart speak and listen, you might just find that your truest essence lives there.Join us and our special guest, Nomi Bachar; Human Potential Expert, Self Actualization Coach, Psychotherapist, Author and Director of The White Cedar Institute.Tune in for this philosophical conversation at TalkRadio.nyc or watch the Facebook Livestream by clicking here.Show NotesSegment 1Dr.G and Judi begin today's episode by talking about the mission of the show and tonight's guest, Nomi Bachar. Nomi has been counseling, coaching, and training individuals for over 25 years. Nomi discusses her journey from acting to coaching. From a young age, her father told her to “stop being so dramatic”, but wouldn't be stopped. She talks about success in her acting school and career as a shy kid. She came to study in New York, but after a few years, she crashed. After going on audition after audition, she ended up going to therapy and shifting her focus. She discusses how her therapist shifted her view and helped her get into therapy. She moves on to the idea that there is this urge to liberate, one must feel their shackles in order to want to break them. We are taught to turn ourselves into what we feel we should, resisting the urge to look within and find who we are. The fear of rejection often holds us back. She helps artists use their expression to create a safe, vulnerable safe for them to explore their feelings. Many of her clients are shy and timid, but in expressing herself along with them, she helps shy clients to open up.Segment 2Coming back from the break, Nomi introduces the seven gates, or seven areas of our lives. Most of these gates are often blocked, as we each have a defensive structure. In her program, Nomi helps clients identify their defensive structures, emotional structures, and expanded structures of their being, helping to balance and heal each. The expanded self needs to lead, only once this self leads can the gates start to be identified and unblocked. This is an awakening to our God center that lives within. Dr. G discusses an anecdote of someone in her life seeking God around the world only to find she/he within. Nomi talks about guiding people to finding their expanded selves. Nomi discusses the gates, starting with the body. She talks about how our body mirrors our emotions. She shares tips for the audience in finding some of this tension and the sources of it.Segment 3Next Judi reads a quote of Nomi's, and Nomi discusses what it means and what it takes for us to accept love. This is a long journey and needs to be taken with the knowledge that there is no judgement, criticism, or right pace to move at. Nomi discusses feeling emotions, actually feeling them, rather than just thinking about them. By identifying where in the body the emotions are, they become possible to process and we can liberate our emotional self. She moves on to the gate of dialogue, discussing the difference between lust and love. Nomi describes lust as looking for something external, but love being internal and a reflection of the relationship between one and themself. After finding love within, we can see other people and show compassion. Judi discusses how most of us don't feel joy everyday and Nomi relates this to the emotional self, as long as we are locked up, we cannot access that creative, joyful part of ourselves. She talks about the need to play in all things you do rather than just seeking time to play and be joyful on its own. Dr. G talks about the need people find to define themselves and become super knowledgeable in what they do. This takes the fun out of doing things and takes the liberation out of doing things.Segment 4Starting the last segment of tonight's show, Dr. G talks about recognizing that while we are called to joy, we are also called to suffer. The importance of going within is being able to deal with our own and then walk in solidarity with others without carrying them. Nomi talks about helping people to find the mission or direction of their life that their soul needs to go in order to become more whole. Sometimes when listening to our suffering, we can find our mission, this is what happened for Nomi. She moves on to discuss the gate of silence and knowledge, and how they are about connecting with God and joy. Coming towards the closing of the episode, Dr. G asks Nomi to share her takeaways from tonight's show. Nomi shares the name of her podcast and links where she can be found. Dr. G ends the night in prayer.

Have we lived before and do our souls journey from lifetime to lifetime? What happens between lives and what is the purpose of our soul's journey?Join us as we explore these and other fascinating topics with Dr. Linda Backman, world-recognized regression therapist and licensed psychologist.Dr. Backman has guided soul regressions for over 25 years and will share how past-life and between life regressions can help clear our current day issues. She will also explain how to identify if we are an earth-based, interplanetary or angelic soul. Don't miss this fascinating interview!Tune in for this philosophical conversation at TalkRadio.nyc or watch the Facebook Livestream by clicking here.Show NotesSegment 1The first segment starts with Georgeann and Judi introducing the show and tonight's guest. Joining tonight's episode is world recognized regression therapist, Dr. Linda Backman. Judi moves the conversation towards Dr. Linda's early career and her transition into regression therapy. Dr. Linda explains that after the passing of a close friend at work, during the early 90s, she started to feel his spiritual presence in her life. This feeling is what drove her to start connecting deeper with spirituality and helping others with regression therapy. Dr. Linda gives anecdotes to Georganna and Judi about some of her first personal experiences with things like seeing past lives and connecting with a past life.Segment 2The second segment starts with Judi telling the listeners about a special offer now on amazon for her book ‘Perfect a path to love, forgiveness, and transformation'. The show then starts up again with Judi giving an explanation for some unexplained fears and phobias she has felt for the majority of her life and how she overcame these fears and phobias. Judi then gives the conversation to Dr. Linda to discuss how we can repair our soul.Segment 3The third segment starts with Georgeann reintroducing the show and the guest, Dr. Linda Backman. Georgeann then presents the questions to Dr. Linda, what are the different types of souls? Dr. Linda then goes into great detail regarding your soul, your soul in past lives, and the different types of souls involved with that. Dr. Linda then goes into the complications involving all the prior talking points of this specific segment.Segment 4The final segment starts with Judi giving Dr. Linda an opportunity to plug everything she is involved with currently in her practices. Dr. Linda discusses a little bit about how COVID has affected her and her practice. Dr. Linda explains that doing regression therapy online has, in a lot of ways, benefited her practice. Georgeann and Judi then wrap up this week's show.

In this time of Spiritual Transformation. we can experience change on all levels of life. Hear and embrace what these changes indicate and call us to. Experience the concepts of liberation of consciousness as we follow Spirit's call to free ourselves from identifying with our mind and body. We are loved, we are living in wonder and oneness--- Holistic Liberation is the awakening call for these times --- not for some but for us all.Join us for this special conversation with Gabriel Cousens, M.D. Psychic, Healer, Psychiatrist, Author, Homeopath, Spiritual Practitioner of Holistic Medicine and Nutrition, Chinese Herbalist, & Yogi.Tune in for this philosophical conversation at TalkRadio.nyc or watch the Facebook Livestream by clicking here.Show NotesSegment 1Dr. Georgeann begins today's episode by introducing today's guest, Gabriel Cousens. Judi dives further into Gabriel's career and professions. Dr. Cousens discusses the meaning of the title of his book, Into the Nothing. In the mind there is time, space, and beingness. Beyond the mind though, there is “I-ness”, there is god, this is the nothingness to which he refers. He talks about this paradox that we are both here and we are not, we are multidimensional. In his book, Dr. Cousens says that we are born as originals and die as copies, his work is to help people return to being originals. Through schooling, parenting, etc. we lose our originality. The two hosts and Dr. Cousens discuss what it is that makes us unique and original.Segment 2Coming back from the break, Dr. G asks Dr. Cousens if he had a defining moment that led him into his journey into awareness. From a young age, he focused on the question “what is the meaning of death?” In 1975, he met someone who helped him expand beyond consciousness into the nothing. It was then that a voice told him that there is no death for the soul and he gained a profound understanding from this. Playing football from a young age, Dr. Cousens found himself having experiences going into the nothing. After this experience with football he found himself asking how he could more consistently interact with the nothing. To him the meaning of football is going beyond oneself. The most important things for Dr. Cousens are showing up and grace. One cannot work their way to god or diet their way to god, grace is the way, and everyone can find it. He believes there are 6 foundations, one being how we eat. Part of this is fasting, which gets one in touch with their sacred design, their soul. Another is movement, such as yoga. The third is service and charity. The fourth is working with a spiritual teacher when one is ready. The fifth is meditating and praying. The final is the awakening of the spirit. There are different variations of these, they don't need to be in this order, but they all must be achieved.Segment 3Dr. Cousens discusses the 7-fold peace. This is a way of life when combined with the 6 foundations. It's a holistic way of liberation. He talks about the joy and transcendence this brings him in life. Dr. G relates this back to a story from the Talmud and a view she has on. In his book, Dr. Cousens discusses a disconnection we feel with our souls. This separation blocks us from seeing the souls of other people and we instead see them as objects. Taking this separation further, we get hate. This hate comes from us projecting.Segment 4Starting the last segment off, Dr. G asks Dr. Cousens to discuss mystical experiences he's had. From an early age he's seen angels and other figures teaching. After the passing of his brother, he meditated in his brother's room and felt his presence. He didn't make much of these experiences at a young age, he just appreciated them. In 1970, he took a course and had a vision of three beings. Walking in India with a mentor, a being materialized in front of him. Dr. Cousens continues on to talk more about these beings he has interacted with and the impact these experiences have had on him. He talks about becoming one's prayer, or dissolving the spiritual blockage we may have and becoming what we are praying for. He gives the example of Native Americans experiencing and visualizing rain rather than praying for it. He shares ways to reach him and Dr. G asks him to ends tonight's episode in prayer.

What do the famously dead want us to know? What would George Harrison, Michael Jackson, Elvis Presley, Marilyn Monroe, Martin Luther King Jr., John Lennon, Einstein and other famously dead want us to know? What messages would they have for us and how would they live their lives differently now that they have a higher perspective from the other side?Join us as Lisa Najjar, international psychic-medium, transformational speaker and teacher, shares her amazing journey and the uplifting channeled messages she received from these deceased celebrities and historical figures. She is the author of Dying to Tell You: Channeled Messages from the Famously Dead.Tune in for this philosophical conversation at TalkRadio.nyc or watch the Facebook Livestream by clicking here.Show NotesSegment 1Dr. Georgeann begins today's episode by thanking the listeners and Judi introduces today's guest, Lisa Najjar, international psychic-medium. Lisa shares her introduction to speaking to the dead, starting out hearing voices of the dead, not thinking much of it. Later on, she used this ability of hers to channel in order to share with a message with a woman whose mother was missing that the woman immediately knew the meaning of. She was later approached by Walt Disney and others to write a book. She believes that children are pretty psychic until the age of 7, but doesn't remember her personal psychic experiences as a child. She speaks more on her experiences with Walt Disney, and messages he gave to parents who had lost their children. Lisa says that once on the other side, the deceased can travel interdimensionally, go to other planets, and see what they believe, until they don't. Judi asks Lisa to talk about an experience she had talking to Jesus, where he showed her a vision and spoke about forgiveness.Segment 2In addition to having encounters with Jesus, Lisa has and continues to encounter Mother Mary in her practice. She shares that Mother Mary gave her a message of love, with the love we share and zen we have in our meditations both heals and manifests. Judi discusses a course of Lisa's which she took at the end of 2020 and asks Lisa to talk about her interactions with Davy Jones and Walt Disney. The two told Lisa that joy and playfulness are second only to love, bringing us into a higher state. Not all of the dead who have come to Lisa have brought joy though, Elvis came with a message of regret, only now seeing the value of joy. Einstein was shocked moving on to the other side, realizing that we are all ordinary and should not judge ourselves on anything we do, we should just be. Lisa moves on to discuss the questions we are asked when we move on and the differences in our vibrations when we move on to the other side, yet the equality we still share. Dr. G asks Lisa to discuss the concept of the conscience, and Lisa talks about the complexity of the concept and the idea that the conscience is what moves on when we pass.Segment 3Coming back from the break, Judi asks Lisa to share her experiences of George Harrison coming to her with Jesus. Lisa discusses communicating with the spirits, learning to work with them on her own terms. Lisa discusses crying during channeling and how this happens often as the channeling comes from a place of pure love. Many of us can't embrace that we are perfect, we are always throwing ourselves from grace. This comes from past lives, where we learned to punish ourselves and to not allow ourselves to be loved, feeling unworthy of it. The 3 discuss labels and judging, both of ourselves and others.Segment 4Coming back from the break, Lisa breaks down the different aspects of her work. The psychic work comes from the collective consciousness, mediumship comes directly from the dead, channelling she defines as the higher vibrations, with the energy being completely different and coming to her differently. Judi talks about a session she had with Lisa where her grandmother came through that inspired her to co host the podcast. Lisa shares her website and the resources on it, such as books and courses. Judi asks Lisa to share practices listeners can do on their own. Lisa recommends staying in one's joy place, meditating, and monaural beats. She continues on to talk about how anyone can receive messages through dreams. Lisa shares her takeaways from tonight's episode, starting with the fact that we are all so loved and perfect. Even though she has never channeled anyone that scares her, Lisa acknowledges that there is definitely dark energy out there.

True wellness is so very different from what we have been made to believe about health and wellness.Join our discussion about manipulative medicine, osteopathy and energetic healing as we approach The Alter of Alternative Health Care, with Dr. Steven Weiss, Board Certified Neuro-Musculoskeletal Osteopath and Energetic HealerTune in for this philosophical conversation at TalkRadio.nyc or watch the Facebook Livestream by clicking here.Show NotesSegment 1Dr. G starts off tonight's episode with a personal anecdote about her experience with scoliosis and introduces tonight's guest, Dr. Steven Weiss. Steven explains his background and discusses his body of work. His work as a doctor expands past physical healing, also focusing on spiritual and energetic healing. He continues on to discuss the embryonic period, the first eight and a half weeks after conception.Segment 2Coming back from the break, Steven describes the healing power of embryonic relationships, and how the embryo is the bridge between the spirit and body. He dives further into the process of the development of the body as an embryo. As the body develops, different parts are connected, and injuries experienced throughout life should be looked at deeper than the source, involving also the connected parts of the body. Steven describes the first experience he had with Jimmy O., who was his first influence with spiritual healing. Jimmy described his practice as “getting out of the way”.Segment 3Steven discusses an experience he had with a teacher of his. She taught him a ritual that helps him gain clarity. She called this practice “getting out of the way”, which helped Steven to understand what Jimmy had meant when they had first met. What Steven means by getting out of the way is to listen, to communicate with a patient's higher consciousness rather than poke and prod to find the source of the problem. This stems from the idea that the source of the problem is never where it hurts. Dr. G relates this to the work that her and Judi do, asking Steven how listeners can get out of the way in their own lives. Steven relates this process of listening to the taking off a wetsuit that is attached to the body, hanging the suit on a hook. Going remote for the covid 19 pandemic, Steven noticed that many more people were booked healing sessions with him. He describes an experience he had with a patient who couldn't walk, and how he healed her spiritually and energetically helping her to walk again.Segment 4Going into tonight's last segment, Judi asks Steven to discuss his experience with Rosalyn, a mentor of his. He describes her teachings of the disciplines of spiritual law, and her mastery of the chakra system. He began his teachings with her after being healed by her. Judi brings up a story Steven shared with her of how Rosalyn connects the pain we feel with the things going on in our lives when we start feeling these pains. Steven's takeaway for listeners from tonight's conversation is to surrender, getting out of the way and allowing spirit to fill the gap. Dr. Georgeann ends tonight's episode in prayer.

Don't we love when things go our way, situations fall right into place giving us exactly what we want when we want it--- no potential interference from another? We can sometimes feel a desire to approach our life, with all its wonder, --alone; only to discover that it is so much richer shared with the other.Join Dr. G. Dau and Judi Miller as they come together exploring life's most important questions finding the common thread that unites us all.Tune in for this philosophical conversation at TalkRadio.nyc or watch the Facebook Livestream by clicking here.Show NotesSegment 1Dr. Georgeann starts tonight's show off by introducing the show's new co-host, Judi Miller. The two start off with a story that is a metaphor for God's constant presence. Dr. Georgeann reads a poem about how we are all connected to one common thread and discusses the meaning it took on for her. Judi goes on to discuss how being on the same thread, we still have free will and are unified by love. Judi asks Dr. G. what the thread means to her. The two talk about how we are shaped by our childhood, and how there were other outside factors affecting the interactions we had with others. They move on to a discussion of love and what it means to love.Segment 2Dr. Georgeann brings up the reason the show started, talking about how the topics the show covers are often overlooked by society. Life can be difficult sometimes, the two hosts discuss why this is and how we can transcend our problems, living for a higher purpose. They go on to talk about the importance of awareness and the gap between stimulus and response. Dr. Georgeann calls back to the point about childhood, diving deeper into how our experiences up to the ages of 5 to 7 shape how we react to stimuli throughout our life. Judi and Dr. Georgeann talks about the idea that we can be impacted by events in our life without realizing and then explain the topic of epigenetics. Epigenetics is the idea that we can inherit the past traumas of family members.Segment 3Only 10% of our life is lived consciously, the other 90% is unconscious. Dr. G. draws a comparison to a glacier, with 90% of the ice being underwater. She continues on to discuss the difficulty a lack of control can bring to our lives. Judi brings up the question often asked, “if we are all made in the lord's name, why do bad things happen to us?”, and the two share their takes on the question. We are all the creators of our own lives, but we project outward what we don't want to see. When we lack a sense of identity, we look to our possessions to define ourselves, which can make us feel less than. This is only a feeling though, we are not less than. Judi shares another analogy about water, the analogy represents how we are all part of the creator. The two talk about the value we receive from sharing love, and how giving love is not something to be announced, but something that adds value to our life.Segment 4Coming back from the break, the two hosts move on to the topic of gratitude and how it can connect us to God. Dr. G. believes that love is the answer, even when she doesn't feel loving, she knows that she is the creator of her life and every outcome in her life is a result of something she's done. Judi agrees on the importance of gratitude and continues on to talk about how we often lose ourselves in our lives and don't take time to do things we enjoy. Every night she looks for something she can channel her love into. Judi talks about truths in her life and how realising them has impacted her life. The two move on from these truths to talk about how they share many of the same beliefs but arrived at them in different ways. Dr. Georgeann then shares daily rituals she practices everyday that may help listeners in their daily lives. A practice shared by Judi is the slowing down of her mind, through prayer, nature, and other activities that give her reference. Dr. G. ends tonight's episode in prayer.

The Edge Of Everyday Life explores our fear of change and our reluctance to embrace the diversity of life and challenges us to accept the inevitability of change in all corners of our lives. Join us and our guest, Sandra Bargman, a Professional Singer/Actress, who uses theatres across the country as her platform for exploring big questions about life and contemplating these challenging times.Tune in for this philosophical conversation at TalkRadio.nyc or watch the Facebook Livestream by clicking here.Show NotesSegment 1Dr. Georgeann introduces today's guest, Sandra Bargman, then goes on to introduce today's topic, The Edge of Everyday Life. Sandra explains the title and how she came up with it. She talks about how shadows aren't really talked about in the spiritual community, the focus is often on the “light”. She moves on to discuss her interest in faith and its different aspects, and how her focus is actually on the stage and on nature. This led to her developing a theatre program and shows targeted at people who feel as she did. Dr. Georgeann moves on to talk about Sandra's background and upbringing.Segment 2Dr. Georgeann talks about her imaginary friend from when she was a child and how they helped her find Jesus. Sandra goes on to talk about her own experiences with imaginary friends as a child and how she got into performing. Sandra talks about a ritual that was discussed as an “edge” on her show. Dr. Georgeann transitions into a discussion of the importance of ritual and rituals they have in their lives.Segment 3The two go on to talk about how we often seek control, but we rarely have it. Sandra guides the audience through navigating their “edges”, noting how a first step is acknowledgement and thought. She notes that the goal of her show is both ritual and entertainment, but she seeks to offer tools to her audience. At the heart of navigating one's edges is gratitude, and the calming effect that it has, allowing one to get real with their life. The two go on to discuss balancing edges and giving time to each of them.Segment 4Sandra helped write a chapter of a book for a friend, a project she finds interesting as the author is writing the whole book, but having a different woman co-write each chapter. Sandra and Dr. Georgeann talk about the feelings they have of our disconnection from mother Earth. Sandra explains her background and education surrounding the environment. She discusses her next show, bringing up a story of Adam and Eve, focusing on Lilith. Dr. Georgeann asks Sandra to share a takeaway from tonight's show. Sandra advises the audience to step out of their comfort zone and trust in themselves that they have the ability to do so as we come out of the pandemic and face the new normal of life.

With so many different types of pain, (physical, emotional, spiritual), true healing can encompass these many levels of dis-ease. Along our journey through death into life, we can embrace healing processes, through hands-on energetic approaches, as unique as we are as human beings. Join us and our guest, Consciousness Coach, Hypnotherapist, & Wellness Consultant Peter Bedard.Tune in for this philosophical conversation at TalkRadio.nyc or watch the Facebook Livestream by clicking here.Show NotesSegment 1Dr. Georgeann Dau recaps lsat weeks show. She introduces the topic of death and the stigma around it. She introduces this week's guest, Peter Bedard. Peter discusses convergence, and what it means to him. The two talk about the idea that we are taught that there is something wrong with us rather than external factors. Peter explains how he healed himself and developed the idea of convergence healing. He tells the story of an out of body experience he had where he almost died, and saw the other side. He talks about how in the experience, he felt bliss. Segment 2Peter talks about how in his experience, death is something to look forward to as life means going through pain and suffering, but afterward is bliss. Dr. Georgeann talks about her vision that our experience after death is similar to our experiences as we live. Peter talks more about his experience on the other side and how it defied his expectation, a figure he saw, and how his anger brought him back. Coming back, his body was wrecked and doctors had trouble diagnosing some of his ailments. On top of his physical issues, Peter needed to heal his mind and spirit. Segment 3Peter talks about his belief that behind every anxiety is a trauma. He discusses the idea of these traumas as “ghosts” and how they can take many different shapes and forms. He goes on to talk about how we can learn to stop attacking our ghosts and show them love instead, helping us to heal. Dr. Georgeann dives further into the change that can take place when we really get to know our ghosts. She goes on to talk about what we can do to serve god using our gifts. Segment 4Dr. Georgeann asks Peter to talk more about his accident and the anger involved in it. He discusses how he had hid his anger, never letting it show. He tells stories about guides in his life, spiritual and animals. He talks about feeling the energy of his great grandmother, who his family barely knew, but he feels watching over and guiding him. He feels comfort in the presence he feels of these guides.

Gathering the PiecesMany messages have come across the transom through my show. Let us recollect some of what has been shared---the many views, opinions, expansive concepts---How do you feel about them?? What are your thoughts? Join me as I share some of mine as we collectively journey through into awareness.Tune in for this philosophical conversation at TalkRadio.nyc or watch the Facebook Livestream by clicking here.Show NotesSegment 1Dr. Georgeann Dau welcomes all of the listeners and mentions that she will be solo tonight because she will be talking about herself and what she loves. Dr. Georgeann hopes that her shows have touched each and one of all the listeners in a good and lovely way. All love has to start with yourself and that may be difficult for some of us Dr. Georgeann uttered. Dr. Georgeann mentions that God lives inside of our body. Dr. Georgeann explains that everything we do has to do with God. The best gift we could have is the hope Dr. Georgeann mentions. Dr. Georgeann shares with the listeners a story about a grandfather and his grandkids. “ The wolf wins is the one you feed.” she uttered. Before the section ended Dr. Georgeann uttered that there is no wrong way of living life and was the one who created us and everything in this universe.Segment 2Dr. Georgeann mentions that without God we can't really do enough. Dr. Georgeann remembers a time when she wasn't receiving any gifts from God. After she went to church she noticed that everyone has gifts in life. Dr. Georgeann explains that God talks to everyone in a different way and place. Dr. Georgeann mentions that you will always have a choice in life to create or destroy humanity. Later on she shares with her listeners that she is a humble, graceful, broken woman trying to find her path with God. Nothing materialistic defines us, what defines us is the way we love Dr. Georgeann uttered. Saying “ Thank you, Hello, Hey, How are you doing,” can turn someone's day from being bad to good. Before the section Dr. Georgeann asked her listeners to think and reflect about what is love.Segment 3Dr. Georgeann welcomes everybody back by appreciating everyone who listens to her. Dr. Georgeann tells her listeners that we loved the way we were loved before. Dr. Georgeann mentions that the reason we do not feel good inside, we live with it and this usually occurs when we don't have control of the situation. Dr. Georgeann shares a story about a student and a teacher. What we don't transform we transmit Dr. Georgeann mentions and we all make mistakes in life. Dr. Georgeann uttered that on this journey called life, we are living in a life within life that is deeper. All of our thoughts have vibrations and energy. Dr. Georgeann mentions that 90 percent of our mind is sleep walking and 10 percent of our mind is conscious.Segment 4God wants us to transform into our better version of yourself Dr. Georgeann discussed. Dr. Georgeann states that Jesus came to bring a new consciousness. We are all parts of God and we all come from God Dr. Georgeann mentions. God's deepest desire is for us to be our deepest desire. Dr. Georgeann shares with the listeners that when we love we live life more satisfied. Before Dr. Georgeann studied Jesus and she was learning about Buddhism. Dr. Georgeann asks all of the listeners to reflect with God and think about everything he has done for you. Dr. Georgeann ends the podcast with a good night prayer.

Have you ever pondered: Why am I here? Is God real? What is the meaning of life? You are invited to join the conversation with Hans Wilhelm about mystery/not knowing; yet open to whatever might be revealed. All are welcome---come without judgement, come without preconceived notions but with an openness, a willingness to awaken and embrace possibility of the unknown.Tune in for this philosophical conversation at TalkRadio.nyc or watch the Facebook Livestream by clicking here.Show NotesSegment 1Dr. Georgeann Dau welcomes the listeners tonight to her podcast and also introduces tonight's special guest Hans Wilhelm and tonight's podcast title “ Life Explained.” Hans is an author of children's books that comes from Germany and has illustrated over 200 books. Medication gave Hans a big boost of self confidence. Hans shares with Albert and the listeners that he moved from Germany to Africa when he was younger. Hans uttered that he believes in reincarnation but his father does not. I started to make videos 5 to 10 minutes long to explain to others how spiritual laws work, Hans mentioned. If anyone is interested in learning more about spiritual laws, be sure to check him out on Youtube as Hans Wilhelm and also on his website at lifeexplained.com. Hans uttered that Jesus was the one who taught reincarnation. Hans discusses with Albert that after the church banned reincarnation, they weren't really sure about what happens next after death. Hans remarks that anything in this universe is nothing but vibrations and energy.Segment 2The section started by Dr. Georgeann mentioned that 10 percent of our mind is conscious and the other 90 percent is sleepwalking. Hans also has a podcast in projection and ego. Hans shared with Dr. Georgeann and the listeners say that we do need something to keep our body alive and this is where our ego does it's job. Hans remarks that every memory is a picture and then those pictures become our life movie. There are a lot of mixed emotions inside of us, Hans mentioned. Hans uttered that when we deeply understand things that's when our life changes. Dr. Georgeann remarks that we have to get used to all of the opinions and beliefs in our everyday lives. Hans uttered that we need those challenges and obstacles in life in order to grow and develop.Segment 3The section starts by Dr. Georgeann mentions that anyone who reaches Jesus, he knows what he wants and he will give it to you but first you need to find out what your vision is. Hans uttered that everyday we have different opportunities to change. Dr. Georgeann and Hans discussed that everything is set up by ourselves. The blow of faith we have in life is what pushes us to do better, Hans mentioned. Hans remarks that anything we face physically, karma is worse. Dr. Georgeann shares with Hans and the listeners that she got reconstructed twice and she doesn't wish that pain she went through to no one. We should never play the victim in life because that is what brings us down. Later on Dr. Georgeann and Hans discussed that the only thing we take with us when we die is what we give.Segment 4Hans has done a lot of travelling in his life to different countries and cities. Hans remarks that God is a genius in how he makes things work and function for us. Dr. Georgeann discussed that once you have more awakens you feel more connected to the world and your outlook on the world feels different. Dr. Georgeann believes that nothing happens for coincidence because everything happens on God's timing. The podcast ended by Hans inspiring the listeners to always keep on praying and to always be grateful for everything you have right now.

We all have a life purpose. We are called to discover not only who we are but why we are here and what we are called to do with the life we have been given. Tonight we will explore the many steps towards a more meaningful life in the Spirit. What does it take to discover and bring forth your innate vision? Join us and our guest, Barbara Edie.‍Tune in for this philosophical conversation at TalkRadio.nyc or watch the Facebook Livestream by clicking here.Show NotesSegment 1Dr. Georgeann Dau introduces her special guest tonight Barbara Edie and tonight's podcast title “ Creating The Impossible.” Dr. Georgeann introduces Barbara as a very bold and brave woman. Everyone is in different stages of life, Dr. Georgeann mentioned. “What inspires me to write my book” (Creating The Impossible) was a quote from Nelson Mandela,” Barbara states. Barbara always had the belief and confidence of doing anything that seems impossible. Barbara mentions that after you do or achieve the impossible everyone else will follow behind you. Later on Dr. Georgeann mentions that everyone has significant challenges in life. Later on Barbara tells Dr. Georgeann and the listeners that she got to the point in life of being suicidal. After that Barbara mentioned that she asked God to give her a sign that he existed and he did. Before the section ended Dr. Georgeann and Barbara discussed that there is a huge difference between knowing and believing.Segment 2We have this guidance around us that is willing to help us at anything we decide to do. Barbara later on shares the experience where God gave her the sign that he existed. Barbara got really quiet and calmed before she received the vibrant and positive energy inside of her. Dr. Georgeann mentions that it is very hard and really difficult to get quiet and speak to God. Barbara and Dr. Georgeann shared with the listeners that the energy that is coming from our heart is what connects us with others and God. In order to receive we need to ask, desire, and believe. Dr. Georgeann tells Barbara and the listeners that Jesus always asks us “ What do you really need?” In order to determine the real deal. Barbara suffered a car accident where a drunk driver caused her to lose her sister. Before the car accident Barbara had an illusion that told her to stay right where she is and that's one of the reasons she survived the accident. Segment 3The most important topic Barbara teaches her patients is to follow your own truth. Barbara remarks that everyone is open to believe and to be open minded at all times. “ Remember that all the things that happen to you are raw material…” Dr. Georgeann shares her favorite line from Barbara's book “ Creating The Impossible.” We cannot embrace the mystery of life, Dr. Georgeann and Barbara discussed. Barbara uttered that there is so much more than our physical bodies. Dr. Georgeann tells Barbara and the listeners that everything we have is a miracle of life. For example oxygen, food, phones, etc. The barrier that stops us from doing our best is fear Dr. Georgeann and Barbara discussed. Before the section ended Dr. Georgeann remarks that God does not cause bad things to happen.Segment 4To start off the section Barbara mentions that we should always follow our own truth and experience. Barbara uttered that she believes in guardian angels and that she also speaks to her sister on the other side. Dr. Georgeann discussed with Barbara that we all continued to learn and grow until we died and that's called the “ Human Journey.” Barbara remarks that there is a lot of energy, awakenings, and wisdom in our lives. If we are not willing, we are closed down, Dr. Georgeann mentions. Before the podcast ended Dr. Georgeann uttered that how we lived and how we died sets a magnitude of each other. Dr. Georgeann ends the podcast with a good night prayer.

Our very early years of life begins our journey of how we perceive our world. Our concepts of life, death, and time can be extremely limited. We are called to live expansively with hope and promise. Jesus lived and died revealing to us the truth of love, life and death. Join our exploration into these spell-binding mysteries with our guest Dr. Mark Klein.Tune in for this fascinating conversation at TalkRadio.nyc or watch the Facebook Livestream by clicking here.Show NotesSegment 1Dr. Georgeann Dau introduces tonight's special guest Dr. Mark Klein and also thonights show titled “ Our Life Beyond Our Expectations.” Dr. Mark Klein is a physician and has written a couple of books. “ Franklin Rock” is the title of Dr. Mark's most recent book. “ Franklin Rock” mission to fix the world. “ Franklin Rock” is about a college student that is 20 years old that feels that his life is very unique. Dr. Mark tells the audience and Dr. Georgeann. Dr. Mark uttered that we can make a difference every single day and we don't need a degree to do it. Dr. Mark says that at the end of every book he writes and publishes he doesn't really care if people read his book. Dr. Mark's agenda is to make the world better. Dr. Mark ends the section by saying, “ If you understand time and know how time works, you will change your view of the world and ultimately change your life.” Segment 2Dr. Georgeann mentioned that she never has enough time. Dr. Mark uttered that most people believe that time is a timeline of history and events that once happened to you. Dr. Georgeann and Dr. Mark discussed that moments of time never disappeared. Dr. Mark remarks that the future has already occurred because we somehow have reversible particle interactions. There has been a lot of deaths that have occurred this past year due to Covid-19 and suicide this past year. Before the section ended Dr. Mark uttered that you don't need to fear death, you don't need to fear the future, your only job is to be the best version of yourself and help others by any means possible. Segment 3Dr. Georgeann remarks that when you bring love, energy and truth to the table you will be unstoppable. You are the creation of God and God gave you the opportunity to continue to build and create more Dr. Georgeann discusses with Dr. Mark. Dr. Mark mentions that the purpose of life is to not get rich, the purpose of life is to make choices, influence behavior, shape goals, offer a sense of direction, and create meaning. Dr. Mark went to college for a total of 13 years to chase his dreams. Dr. Georgeann remarks that how we live and how we die says a lot about us. Dr. Mark believes that no one ever dies and that there is something else going on rather than just dying. When times are hard and tough in your life go help someone else because that person might need the help more than you do and that is the magic of life Dr. Georgeann and Dr. Mark discussed. Segment 4Dr. Georgeann uttered that there is really nothing new going on in life and that everything happens for a reason. You have to get to a certain point in life to get the new job meaning that in life there are levels to it, Dr. Mark mentioned. Dr. Mark remarks that we all make choices in our lives and those choices define us the way we are and the way we think. Dr. Mark shares a quick story with the listeners and Dr. Georgeann about how our life choices worked. The podcast ended by Dr. Georgeann and Dr. Mark discusses that we need to be free and we have to liberate ourselves from our choices.

We are always walking with God; inseparable from our creator. Is there a Path or is God in us, with us? Are we ever off the path or just become unaware of the ever abiding presence.Join us as we look into the well that we are already and always GREAT WITH GOD.Tune in for this philosophical conversation at TalkRadio.nyc or watch the Facebook Livestream by clicking here.Show NotesSegment 1Tonight's episode title is “ The Path to Love, Forgiveness and Transformation.” Dr. Georgeann introduces her special guest tonight Judi Miler. Everything we have lived while growing up has trained us to be better now and in the future, Dr. Georgeann mentioned. Dr. Georgeann is an advocate for Judi Miler book “ Perfect”. It's always important to remember what lights us up, Judi tells Dr. Georgeann and the listeners. Dr. Georgeann remarks that life is difficult and it doesn't have to be. Dr. Georgeann uttered that we learn from our mistakes at all times. Judi tells her peers and friends that the stress and problems we have are the expectations we have for ourselves. Before the section ended Dr. Georgeann mentioned that she knows how it feels to be left down.Segment 2Everything is energy Judi and Dr. Georgeann discussed. Crying is just the movement of energy and the way we labeled “ Crying” is what defined us. There are different types of sensations in our body that lead us to crying or do other things Dr. Georgeann uttered. 90 percent of our thoughts are negative and due to those negative thoughts we get to survive in our everyday lives because we are already used to it. Dr. Georgeann loves and enjoys being a catholic. Dr. Georgeann remarks that Jesus never said to worship him but to follow him.Segment 3Judi's book “ Perfect” is all about love and how our heart feels. Judi mentioned that everything is vibrating in different frequencies. Opening our hearts can lead us to great things, Judi uttered. Judie remarks that when you feel the love of the creator (God) you will never forget it. God wants us to live off of love Dr. Georgeann tells Judi and the listeners. Judi believes that every situation we live in is awakening us and then you have to think how the situation is helping me or how the situation is giving me a sign to be better. Dr. Georgeann remarks that as we get older we have to define ourselves in order to be the real us. Judie mentions that our soul is always trying to tell us something but we don't pay too much attention to it because we are too busy doing other things.Segment 4Dr. Georgeann is always aware of being happy and having a purpose. Judi remarks that we should always create and in that way we will release tension and bad energy. Our Angels and God are always around us at every moment Judi and Dr. Georgeann discuss. Many of us feel abandoned, but if we know who stands beside us we will never be afraid, Judi tells the listeners. Dr. Georgeann Dau ends the podcast with a goodnight prayer.

God comes to us as Life.God uses Everything to guide us, invite us into Awareness. Many times the revelation of God's life in us, through us, and for us is not revealed for many months or years after a glimpse of awareness.Join us as we explore how, out of what seemed just wreckage, emerged deep faith and unexpected spirituality with our guest, Evan Berke.Tune in for this philosophical conversation at TalkRadio.nyc or watch the Facebook Livestream by clicking here.Show NotesSegment 1Today's podcast title is “ Flipped Into Faith”. Dr. Georgeann Dau introduces her special guests tonight, Evan Berke. Evan comes from a Jewish family and is from Atlanta Georgia but currently lives in Tennessee. Evan Berke works for Stars and TMZ. Evan uttered that as long you don't stop what you are doing, God will always be by your side. The thing that started Evan's faith journey was when he was a senior in High School and suffered a car accident with his friends. Evan remembers that 5 to 6 minutes before the car accident occurred he thought to himself to put his seatbelt on but he didn't. Later on he tells Dr. Georgeann and the listeners that this was a signal he ignored from god. Before this section ended he recalls having a dream of a car accident when he was in Elementary School that might be the same car accident he suffered.Segment 2Dr. Georgeann Dau asks Evan to describe the feeling he had while being in the accident. Evan told Dr. Georgeann that he never lived his best life while being in high school. He was doing drugs, and always lying to his parents etc. After the car accident Evan had a new kind of energy, a positive one. He was willing to take risks for what he wanted to do ( Stand Up Comedy). In school, Evan's reputation was known as, “ the kid that broke his hand” after the car accident. Evan uttered that he was very worried about the car accident and how he believed that the world was after him. In the years Evan was in college he discusses that God was the one that was guiding him. Evan remarks that he likes to do comedy because he likes to make people laugh.Segment 3 Dr. Georgeann Dau tells Evan and the listeners that God prays through us and moves through us. Evan remembers one time when he was younger that he also thought about having a car accident but not to mayor. Evan's job at TMZ is to interview celebrities. But the most important interviews he has was with the people he looks up to admires. Evan tells Dr. Georgeann that every October 31st ( Halloween) is pretty weird for him because that was the day he and his friends suffered the car accident. Evan mentioned that he always wanted a sign from God that he existed and God showed him in every single way.Segment 4God will meet us where we are, Dr. Georgeann Dau mentioned. God sends us signs that we sometimes ignored but somehow remember those signs in the future. At some point in Evan's life he felt he had everything under control but really did not. When Evan first starts praying he starts by praying with gratitude. Evan also told Dr. Georgeann and the listeners said that he also prayed to God for patience. Dr. Georgeann Dau ends the podcast with a good night prayer.

This week, our guest on Extra Innings is Dr. Georgeann Dau who holds a Ph.D. in Psychoanalytical Psychotherapy and is certified in Spiritual Direction and Creative Coaching. Her approach to counseling and coaching is as individual as she is. Her commitment to wellness expands into mind, body and soul. As a Naturopathic doctor her work can encompass full body wholeness--- as we now know that our thoughts and feelings affect our bodies, actions, responses to all of life. Georgeann has a private practice for 20+ years in Huntington, N.Y.Tune in for this important conversation at TalkRadio.nyc or watch the Facebook Livestream by clicking here.Show NotesSegment 1Today podcast episode name is “ The Potentialities of Living Life.” Albert daban introduces tonight's special guest Dr. Georgeann Dau. Dr. Georgeann Dau holds a Phd in Psychoanalytic and Psychotherapy and is also certified in Spiritual Direction and creative coaching. Dr. Georgeann remarks that there is always a place that we should be aware of, and the place is called “ Life Within The Life.” As we get older the more we realize we sound like our parents Dr. Georgeann brings up. Dr. Georgeann shares that she was 33 when she did her convention. Before the section ended Dr. Georgeann uttered that she is God's servant, she serves God's people.Segment 2Albert asks Dr. Georgeann how she deals with people who tell her that they don't believe in God. Dr. Georgeann answers by saying that she only loves her life but she will love to have a conversation with someone who believes that. Albert tells Dr. Georgeann and the listeners that he studies psychology. The day Albert's brother took his life it really hit him because he felt like he did everything possible to stop him. And after his brother took his life out, depression hit him really hard on a couple of occasions. Albert remarks that there is always a way to get out of things, you just need to find out what it is. Dr. Georgeann uttered that after she got involved with natural healing life has been wonderful.Segment 3Dr. Georgeann spends a lot of time with her patients and makes sure they leave happy and satisfied. Albert and Dr. Georgeann both discussed that there is a doctor for everything now. Albert remarks that we live in a society that is really quick and fast at learning and doing things. Dr. Georgeann really focuses a lot when a new patient comes in. The level of resistance shows people how you really are, Dr. Georgeann shares. Later on Dr. Georgeann shares an experience he had with 1 couple and tells Albert that they are doing really well.Segment 4We stay in treatment if we want a better life, Dr. Georgeann announces. Albert and Dr. Georgeann later on discuss that 90 percent of our mind is unconscious and 10 percent conscious. People don't see the signs while they are growing up and how they could use those signs now for a better life. Before the show ended Dr. Georgeann mentions that we lived in a world that is “ Dysfunctional” but we somehow managed to live in it.

Is there ever a time when you can feel that all is falling apart; you have lost your way; cobwebs are in your minds-eye; and you are just going through the motions of living with no pep in your step?Well perhaps now is the time to rediscover your personal journey. The last stop is the Island of Elation. Reclaim your vision through the stops along the way!!! Tonight join us as we welcome author Pat Alva-Kraker to the show to discuss her personal journey and her new book!Tune in for this philosophical conversation at TalkRadio.nyc or watch the Facebook Livestream by clicking here.Show NotesSegment 1Georgeann welcomes his special guest tonight author Pat Alva- Kraker. Georgeann introduces Pat as a very pleasant, alive, and joyful woman. Georgeann asked Pat what made her write her book (Katherines Quest). Pat answers by saying that the book is very special and important to her. Due to all of the struggles and obstacles she has gone through. Pat believes everything happens for a reason. Pat discussed with Georgeann the feeling of devastation. Pat tells Albert that devastation has ruined her and hurt her in certain ways. However she stated that devastation had made her stronger and better.Segment 2 Pat starts off the section by saying that everyday we have a choice to become better and develop. Georgeann and Pat tell the listeners that Jesus gave us the holy spirit. Pat talked about her uncle and the special role she gave him in the book because he is the one that had made her grow and continued her writing. Georgeann tells Pat to discuss her spiritual awakening and how it changed her. She answers back by saying she has grown and developed more ever since because she feels like a whole different person believing that everything is possible.Segment 3Pat starts off the section by stating what she learned while writing her book ( Catherine's Quest). And she said that you should always trust the process of life. Later on she mentions that if you don't trust the process of life, life will be pretty hard and frustrating. Georgeann and Pat tell the listeners that we are all humans, we are all going to struggle because it's part of life. Pat and Georgeann remark that we are the ones that need to take care and love yourself because no one else will. If you want check out Pat Alva- Kraker book make sure to check out www.majesticcoaching.comSegment 4Pat tells Georgeann that we can counter any obstacle in life by having alignment, faith, and hope. Later on Georgeann stated that we have a voice in our head that is really useless at times because it's stopping us to do our best. Pat mentions that she started writing her first book 6 years ago and how special and lovely that book was. The book is “ Stop For A Hotdog.” Georgeann ends the podcast with a goodnight prayer.

We may have, or have known someone who has been touched by suicide. Often families and persons affected by suicide, or attempted suicide, struggle with the heartbreak and guilt that it can bring.Tonight join us as we Break The Silence unpacking the stigma that can live around this very important topic. We welcome Albert Dabah to the show, host of Extra Innings, right here on TalkRadio.nyc!Tune in for this philosophical conversation at TalkRadio.nyc or watch the Facebook Livestream by clicking here.Show NotesSegment 1Georgeann announces that the name of today's show is “ Breaking The Silence.” Georgeann remarks that if you want to change to be better in life you need to change the way you view things. Georgeann sees God as a mystery and how you never know how God works. Georgeann says that he does not believe in coincidence and that things happen in God's time.Segment 2Georgeann introduces his special guests Albert Dabah the creator and the director from the film Extra Innings. Georgeann asks Albert to talk about why he filmed the film Extra Innings? Albert answers by saying that in the film he tries to demonstrate how he feels throughout his entire life. Albert tells Georgeann that it took him 20 years to write the film. The main characters in the Film are the two brothers and how their relationship is so powerful and unique. The section ended with Georgeann and Albert mentioning that it doesn't matter if you are certain, you can always change with help.Segment 3What is Albert's goal towards the film? Albert starts off by saying that he is trying to help others and influence others on how to be a better person. Georgeann states that the topics of shame and secrecy always need to be talked about. Georgeann mentions that as much as we tried to act perfect we will always end up being pervasive. Albert mentions that he always had loved filming and acting. As a kid Albert attended a lot of auditions to learn about acting and how it works. Albert announces that his next film is probably going to be about relationships and how to build one and treat one.Segment 4Albert discusses how he met his girlfriend “ Lizzy” during Covid-19. Albert is mentioning how Lizzy had changed his life for the better. Albert describes Lizzy as a very sweet, beautiful, and smart woman. The show ended by Albert telling the audience to watch the film “ Extra Innings” and think and also connect to one of the characters in the film. Georgeann ended the show by saying a goodnight prayer.

We all hunger and thirst. Consciously or unconsciously we choose. Join us as we explore what drives our relationship to food, what our appetites represent and their effects on all areas of our life with our special guest, Michael Giambertone, D.C.Tune in for this philosophical conversation at TalkRadio.nyc or watch the Facebook Livestream by clicking here.Show NotesSegment 1George introduces his special guest Michael Giambertone to his audience. Micheal says that he loves helping people. Michael Giambertone's father died when he was 21 years old playing lacrosse in his senior year of college. Michael later on became a cardiologist and he was teaching people and helping people how to do exercise, how to have a stable diet and teaching people on how to sleep more. George asks Michael on why people struggle with food? Michael gives an example by saying that everything you do and celebrate has to deal with food.Segment 2George starts by saying that it's really hard for people to maintain and focus on a diet due to all the things that are occuring. Michael starts talking about the fact that we have global food now because of all of the ethnicities and cultures that exist. Later on Michael starts talking about an experience he had with a patient before about gluten and how gluten can affect you and not affect you. After that George states that we need food in order for our body to function.Segment 3Michael starts by saying how important it is to be organic and how certain foods can damage your body and cause health problems. George asks Michael why people preferred fast food instead of organic food? Michael answers by saying people don't buy organic food because it's too expensive and some people can't afford it. George is telling Michael that we the people are destroying the Earth and it's affecting us but we don't know how.Segment 4When you are going to buy any sort of supplements, please be sure to look at the tags and labels to see what the supplement actually works for, Albert stated. Michael asks the listeners that one day to look at themselves in the mirror and ask yourself what you really want and what is your worth. George ends the section by saying a good night prayer.

This week's show embraces the #1 best-selling & life-changing book; "PERFECT" with the author, Judi Miller.Join us as we explore the miraculous ways that God, through the Universe, orchestrates our lives toward a state of wholeness, forgiveness, and love-----weather we are aware of it or not! Tune in for this philosophical conversation at TalkRadio.nyc or watch the Facebook Livestream by clicking here.Show NotesSegment 1Dr. Georgeann Dau introduces her guest Judi Miller, author of the book Perfect. Judi discusses her life and how the feelings of being not enough had been following her throughout her life, but she was able to let go of these feelings to become anything she wanted to be, to become her true and authentic self. Georgeann and Judi discuss how the universe is telling everyone that it is time to heal, through the varying contractions that are going on in the world currently. Judi explains her fears that she had in her childhood and throughout her life that plagued her, and how no matter how irrational these fears might have seemed to her, she still continued to feel terror. Judi then explains how she decided to meet with a healer to discuss these fears.Segment 2Judi explains how the healer she met with, introduced her to past lives, and that she decided to go to an event hosted by Dr. Brian Weiss. Judi then discusses how she and her healer discussed how trauma can be passed down genetically through a family line. Judi then explains how she then realized that her fears she had as a child were memories of her mother's trauma passed down genetically to her. Judi and Georgeann discuss how generational trauma is not limited to the one's parents, but several generations in the past. The two then discuss how to let go of these generational memories through NEST, which stands for Notice or become aware of our stories, Experience the emotion and let it go, Scratch the record, and Tender love and care.Segment 3Georgeann and Judi explain the importance of self care and love, and that one needs to develop themselves through awareness to become closer to God and become the light in the world for one another. Judi explains the ninety second rule, in which everyone has ninety seconds to process an emotion and then has the choice whether or not to let it go. Judi tells the story of the children's book The Little Soul and the Sun, which is about a soul that wants to learn forgiveness called, and the importance for everyone in learning forgiveness. Georgeann and Judi both explain their experiences when they first felt the love that God feels for everyone.Segment 4Georgeann and Judi discuss several sections of Judi's book, relating to the essence of love that makes up people. Georgeann explains how people are often blocked from viewing their true selves, because of the belief systems they grew up in, where they were told certain things about themselves, but that love can heal anything. Judi explains how we view ourselves is how we tend to be viewed in the world, giving the example of her relationship with her spouse's mother, and that because she viewed herself as an outsider she became one. The two discuss how when we chose to heal, we heal seven generations before and after us, working towards a better life for everyone.

Join Dr. Dau and her guest, Gaetane Martin, author of the book 100 Pennies, for Part II as we continue the journey through into awareness exploring God's Graces of Love and Forgiveness in the midst of human disfunction.Tune in for this philosophical conversation at TalkRadio.nyc or watch the Facebook Livestream by clicking here.Show NotesSegment 1Dr. Georgeann Dau introduces her guest Gaetane Martin, the author of the book 100 Pennies, and the two begin to discuss the content and inspiration behind the book. Gaetane explains her childhood, and how she lived with survival being the major focus of her day to day life. Georgeann explains how abandonment and rejection are big factors behind trauma that children have, and that children tend to put the blame of family issues onto themselves. Gaetane discusses how through her mother, and her mother's family she was introduced to God and Jesus, and through Church she was able to start her journey through healing. Gaetane explains what dissociation is, and how throughout her childhood she was dissociating to deal with the trauma she was experiencing, and how important it was to realize that what she was doing was dissociation.Segment 2Gaetane explains when she first felt God's presence in her life, and how she always felt an energy throughout her life. She continues to explain her growing with God, and how her wounds she gained throughout her life became sacred wounds. Georgeann and Gaetane discuss how even though throughout her childhood Gaetane felt imprisoned by her father, she knew with the guidance of God that she was going to be able to leave one day.Segment 3Gaetane explains her relationship with the teachings of suffering with the church, and how for a large part of her life she disagreed with the church's teachings of suffering as she had suffered so much already. But, she came to the realization through the guidance of God that this was how her life was supposed to be and she understood the meaning behind the teachings regarding suffering. Gaetane also explains her journey moving to the United States, and how she was able to continue her spiritual journey as well as her healing process. That through her spiritual and healing journey she was able to see the person she truly is without any restrictions.Segment 4Gaetane explains her journey that she and her daughter experienced, and how she was overprotected of her, as well as her son as well. During that time in her life she was trying to live as a person that she was not, and because of this her daughter suffered. Georgeann and Gaetane discuss dissociation, and how it is used as a defense against the trauma one experiences. Gaetane explains her process of facing her anger and rage that she had felt throughout her young life, and then grieving everything she has lossed in her life because of her abuse and trauma.

Not all wounds and scars are to be seen with the naked eye and yet how many of us carry wounds that we attempt to hide from.Join us as we have a conversation with our guest, Jo Ann Miles, about distortions physically and psychologically as we examine body image and beyond. Everything is meant to be seen; or is it?Tune in for this philosophical conversation at TalkRadio.nyc or watch the Facebook Livestream by clicking here.Show NotesSegment 1Georgeann explains the meaning behind the episode title “Invisible Wounds” and introduces the guest of the show, Jo Ann Miles. Georgeann explains her personal experience with having scoliosis and how scoliosis is often invisible, as it isn't easy to see. Georgeann and Jo Ann explain how they met, and bonded over both having scoliosis. Georgeann explains how with having scoliosis, there are invisible psychological and often physical wounds, as she personally had body image issues growing up with scoliosis. Jo Ann explains her personal experience with her scoliosis and how scoliosis was a taboo when she was growing up, and referred to her scoliosis as various euphemisms until she felt safe saying she had scoliosis. That, she used to refer to her scoliosis in various euphemisms, because of the denial she internalized about having scoliosis.Segment 2Georgeann explains how it's difficult for people who do not have scoliosis to understand the physical and psychological pain that people with scoliosis have, and retells a story about a person who didn't believe she had a handicapped sticker when Georgeann parked in a handicapped spot. Jo Ann explains how she has hid her scoliosis for most of her life, and because of this many of her family members and loved ones believed that she was fine because she presented herself as if she was fine. Georgeann and Jo Ann discuss how scoliosis had wounded them throughout their lives, and how after Jo Ann met Georgeann she had another person to discuss scoliosis with, as she felt isolated because of her scoliosis.Segment 3Jo Ann explained how she was a talented dancer, and that dance was both a physical and emotional therapy for her, as she loved to dance and that dancing helped her with her balance and have focus and discipline. This focus and discipline helps her later in life, as Jo Ann now goes to a professional physical therapist, and completes a daily scoliosis exercise regimen. Jo Ann explains her anger she had by having scoliosis, and the anger she felt from the lack of empathy from strangers and family members towards the physical and psychological pain she felt because of the scoliosis. Jo Ann and Georgeann discuss how their scoliosis affected them growing up.Segment 4Georgeann explains how everyone has some kind of challenge that they have to deal with, and how if one allows it, these challenges can bring them closer to God, and embrace a depth of themselves that they might not have otherwise. Jo Ann explains that her scoliosis made her more empathic, and that this helped to inform her in teaching, and be a cheerleader for her students. To balance one's ambitions with their limitations. Georgeann explains how Jo Ann's experience is how she was able to find the stepping stones in what seems like stumbling blocks, and that this is what we are called to do.

Join Dr. Dau and her guest, Gaetane Martin, author of the book, 100 Pennies, as we look at the heartfelt struggle, pain and the transformative potential of what it means to forgive against all odds.Tune in for this philosophical conversation at TalkRadio.nyc or watch the Facebook Livestream by clicking here.Show NotesSegment 1GeorgeAnn welcomes tonight's guest, Gaetane Martin as she goes into detail of the heartfelt struggle, pain and the transformative potential of what it means to forgive against all odds. Painful nights from her childhood are recalled and what it was like living with an alcoholic father who sexually abused her and threatened to kill her mother.Segment 2Gaetane talks more about her early childhood as one of nine children. She explains what it was like encountering her father after his nights of drinking. Her father would come into her room late at night, demanding she tells where her mother is. Fearing for her mothers life she was put in difficult situations to lie on her mothers behalf. This led to tension in the family and trauma throughout her life.Segment 3Next Gaetane talks about the people God put in her life and how they helped her become the strong woman she is today. She speaks more about her childhood, how she helped feed her siblings and what her role was in the house. She says she was considered her fathers “property.” The day she realized her father was a coward, was the day her father called her a whore. She talks more about that moment and how she decided to leave her family when she met a man she wanted to marry.Segment 4Gaetane's book, 100 Pennies, explains all this and more. After leaving her household with hate, she learned to turn it into healing. Georgeann asks what Gautane's mother was like and why she handled her life the way she did. She answers this and more. Explaining what it was like with her language barrier and people not being able to pronounce her name, leading to her nickname of “frenchy.” After the birth of her beautiful daughter, she realized the trauma from her past wasn't going away on its own. This began her therapy journey.

This week I have the pleasure of welcoming Sam Liebowitz, author of the new best-selling book, Everyday Awakening, and fellow host on TalkRadio.nyc of The Conscious Consultant Hour.We will be discussing his new book as well as his spiritual path. Sam has been on a long journey of his own and we'll talk about how he integrates his spiritual perspectives into his daily life for greater empowerment and freedom.Tune in for this philosophical conversation at TalkRadio.nyc or watch the Facebook Livestream by clicking here.Show NotesSegment 1Georgeann opens her first segment of Journey Through by introducing Sam Liebowitz, author of the new best-selling book, Everyday Awakening, and fellow host on TalkRadio.nyc of The Conscious Consultant Hour. They touch upon all the interesting topics they'll be discussing and share the meaning behind Sam's book and how it connects to Georgeanns message.Segment 2Sam dives deeper into his process of publishing his new book. He tells his journey of receiving his testimonial from a good friend who has coached great mentors before they were who they are today. Through perseverance and many emails, he was able to get her testimonial. She not only read Sama book with a glowing testimonial, she shared that she couldn't put the book down and really felt this book could be of service to people. This is something that stuck with Sam and led him to fully believe this book can change lives.Segment 3Next topic, how to deal with unexpected circumstances. “Life happens for us not to us” is a quote Sam shares with listeners hoping to enlighten them when dealing with a crisis. He then shares a direct quote from his book with listeners to give a little preview of what's within his book. Some key points: Becoming the calm center in a horrific storm is the key to seeing things through. The world can relate to us more the more we share our struggles. Showing more than one side makes us two dimensional. All this and more can be found in “Everyday Awakening.”Segment 4In this final segment, Sam talks about the theme most important to him in the book. Showing up. This simple act is what changes your life. Next, Sam explains how inspiring and healthy it can be to change the narrative in your head into something positive. Changing your perception can change the way you live your everyday life. More knowledge like this can be found in Sam's book. “Everyday Awakening” can be purchased on amazon. Interview ends with a closing prayer.

We journey through psychological as well as spiritual developmental processes.We will look into the many stages of our Soul's unfolding as we desire transcendence from the small mind of the ego; as we journey through the false self into our true self..Tune in for this philosophical conversation at TalkRadio.nyc or watch the Facebook Livestream by clicking here.Show NotesSegment 1Georgeann Dau looks to define ourselves along our journey, by squashing myths that our body and self image should be a representation of our worth. Georgeann recalls how disconnected she felt when she received her diagnosis of scoliosis. This was a struggle in her earlier years but something she has over time learned to live with. She also explains to listeners that we are not to be defined by our external behavior. Learning to not feel inferior because of natural human error and struggle is key to creating a strong connection with God.Segment 2When Georgeann returns, she continues her topic of her external belief system defining who we are. A distorted body image creates the illusion that if you look “perfect” that will reflect into your life. This is false. A free and full life is when you clear your mind of this false sense and create a bond with God. Learning to control feelings is a self serving nature that Georgeann speaks more on. The full awareness of who we are will bring us closer to God. Next she discusses deep encounters with God and how the experience shapes us if we pay attention.Segment 3Next we discuss a priest ahead of his time and how his spiritual work has helped shape the dark night of the soul. We acknowledge how it feels and how spirituality in a high place makes us feel like we're starting to move towards the light. Georgeann explains how far she feels the world has come in its spirituality and how much closer we have come as a population towards the light that is God. Things that used to be kept dark secrets are starting to be exposed and brought forward to save ourselves.Segment 4A famous painting is explained and the meaning behind the single doorknob on one side. We transcend through our humility and esent of our true self as the center of our being. Georgeann talks about our struggles and experiences and how they are unique to each of us and exactly how God intended. We are called to serve God based on who he intended us to be. Georgeann gets emotional while telling a story about a man she encountered on the street. A man she'll never forget. We are grown by loving and trusting. Segment is closed with a beautiful prayer.

If sin equates to missing the mark; The term "original sin" means to pass on early childhood wounding and trauma from one generation to the next. Join us as we explore how this dynamic is carried through into our contemporary relationships with our guest Gretchen Stubenhaus.Tune in for this philosophical conversation at TalkRadio.nyc or watch the Facebook Livestream by clicking here.Show NotesSegment 1Dr. GeorgeAnn Dau expands on the idea that missing the mark, an original sin, is something we all are faced with. Then GeorgeAnn welcomes a special guest, Gretchen Stubenhaus. She starts by discussing the original sin of her own life. Stubenhaus elaborates by stating all of her experiences and perceptions are through a judgement-free lens. The most important thing about missing the mark, is acknowledging it and learning from it. This includes in your own daily life as a parent, friend, or any other aspect of life. Stubenhaus shares some of her early life experiences with listeners to give an idea of what her childhood was like.Segment 2Stubenhaus continues sharing her story of early childhood. She shares her thoughts on therapy and how the effects wear off over time. People often leave feeling validated but in actuality nothing has changed. Until we are able find the problem in ourselves, we cannot truly heal our patterns of behavior that aren't working. “Get in there and break up the hardened soil.” Around 16 years of age, Stubenhaus chose to stop receiving her therapy treatments. She breaks down relationships that came and went and certain choices she didn't feel was necessary. What lives in our conscious we will continue to relive over and over until it's out of our conscious. GeorgeAnn asks Stubenhaus for advice on breaking the patterns of passed down sins.Segment 3Stubenhaus is asked questions about her parenting style. She points out the differences in the way she's raising her daughter opposed to how she was raised. She tells a story about getting angry at her husband because of where he moved the outdoor umbrellas in the house. She discusses the moment when she switched the urge in her brain to “nag” and turned it into a moment when she realized all the other amazing things he does to help. She realized in that moment, yelling at her husband for something so small, would not make her life any better. It wouldn't make his life any better, and it could effect the attitude he has towards her and change how he parents their daughter. By choosing appreciation and peace, she changed the tone of the experience. Segment 4Using a vacuum as an analogy for life, Stubenhaus explains how our behavior is based off of everything we pick up throughout our life. Everything can be traced back to early childhood. Together they discuss how God has given them the tools needed to fix these “sins” in our lives. In the last minute Stubenhaus shares the things she wants to work on in her own marriage. GeorgeAnn invites Studenhaus back to discuss more on this topic next week. GeorgeAnn finishes this last segment with a beautiful closing prayer.

What does it feel like to challenge your own beliefs?What does following our truth look like? How is it a spiritual awakening? Many times we are not encouraged to discover the uniqueness of our truest self as we attempt to begin to carve our own path. Perhaps we follow what has been placed in front of us as we are told, at an early age, which path to follow.Living our truth can feel like an unearthing of what we knew to be true and is a profound revelation as we probe our depths. We'll discuss this and more with our guest Danielle Waldman.Tune in for this philosophical conversation at TalkRadio.nyc or watch the Facebook Livestream by clicking here.Show NotesSegment 1Dr. GeorgeAnn introduces her step-daughter. Life coach, Danielle Waldman! Together they aim to answer the question “What is truth?” Danielle explains how living through authenticity and living through your purpose helps one navigate their internal landscape. Danielle encourages listeners to always try to unravel what your purpose is in order to fine tune your own truth. Discovering comes from observing and understanding the dialog within our heads. They discuss ways to bring “awareness” into the body can help us uncover our true self. GeorgeAnn explains the science behind the neurological tissue within our gut, providing us with an answer though our own body's response. Segment 2GeorgeAnn asks Danielle to explain how her spiritual journey first began. She recalls a time in early childhood when she felt like she didn't belong and credits this difficult time as her first sign that she was “different.” Danielle discusses the power of coaching and learning it's okay to disappoint and be uncomfortable throughout the journey of life. Together they share their own personal battle in overcoming the death of Danielle's father.Segment 3GeorgeAnn welcomes back her listeners by expanding on the exploration process that comes with finding our truth. An unfolding of our spirit and soul can lead to disappointment, but learning this is a fact of life and brings one closer to what God is calling them towards. Danielle explains what makes her feel the most comfortable and most uncomfortable, bringing attention to the process of letting our fears and trauma come to the surface. Finding what feels authentic to the soul, a process that's meant to be lifelong. GeorgeAnn says “For us to ask where God is, is like a fish asking where water is.”Segment 4In the last segment of the night, GeorgeAnn and Danielle discuss acknowledging our ego and living in the present while looking forward to the future. Danielle reveals how her coaching process has evolved over time, involving a deep self-evaluation and deeper awareness of our past. We don't have to change,just recognize and ask questions. Action should always overpower reaction. GeorgeAnn ends tonight's discussion with a closing prayer.

Men's Spiritual Work is as old as humankind---think Abraham, Jacob, David, the Apostles, and Paul in the West; Rumi and Hafez in the East.But throughout the years, it seems by the late 20th Century, men were less involved with the workings of the inner/spiritual life.Certainly we could observe this in the 80's and 90's where inside the churches, pews were predominantly occupied by woman and children rather that families. What has happened?Tune in for this philosophical conversation at TalkRadio.nyc or watch the Facebook Livestream by clicking here.Show NotesSegment 1Dr. GeorgeAnn welcomes her listeners and introduces her guest and friend, Dominick Bencivenga. Together they discuss Dominick's spiritual journey and ways other men have evolved in their spirituality. Dominick shares his journey of spiritual direction by first touching on the early stages of his life. Starting with a bargain he made with his mother to stop going to church, this bargain was his first attempt at pulling away from the church. This taps into his thoughts behind the "small mind of the ego" and how it took a "surrender moment" after the birth of his daughter, Jacqueline, to fully embrace the likeness of God. Together they expand on how the church has evolved over time. Segment 2Dr. GeorgeAnn opens up the segment by discussing the men's spirituality movement and Dominick's part in it. Dominick recalls the moment he felt the spirit calling him, leading him to a spirituality retreat that felt like home. The program, "Man Matters Spirituality," allowed him to connect with others who are on or interested in pursuing their own personal spiritual journey. Next, they dive into the initiation of boys becoming men throughout time in ancient cultures. These initiations are intended to pull female and nurturing energy away from the boys, allowing them to complete an initiation, to then come back and be seen in a different light. They then discuss how God tends to create a natural flow of spiritual development and the connection with God is unique in each of us. Segment 3Dr. GeorgeAnn opens the conversation in direction of Dominick's early path to widening his wisdom. His journey from a boy to a man, spiritually. Dominick then shares stories of other spiritual masters and names books that have helped him the most through life. Helping with work relationships, family relationships and marital relationships. Dominic shares a beautiful story of how an unwanted trip into the forest has changed his outlook forever. GeorgeAnn comments it's moments like these that "loosen up the compacted soil, so one can flourish." Segment 4Dr. GeorgeAnn begins the final segment by instilling the importance of spirituality in a man's life and the framework behind getting the journey. Dominick explains his psychoanalytical perspective and dives deeper into explaining "Illuman” a worldwide organization that supports the inner work that goes into connecting men who are on a journey of reaching their full spiritual potential. Men transforming men. Dominick shares how the pursuit of his own journey is what led him to want to serve others. GeorgeAnn talks about separating ourselves from material things that we think define us and focusing on letting go. The segment is closed with a prayer.

God is a God of Order - -As there is a natural progression for the development of our mind, so is there a natural progression/flow of our soul.Do we participate? What might be in our way? We'll discuss this and more on part 2 of this topic!Tune in for this philosophical conversation at TalkRadio.nyc or watch the Facebook Livestream by clicking here.Show NotesSegment 1Dr. GeorgeAnn welcomes her listeners. Next week she'll have a guest who is affiliated to a men's consciousness group. Dr. GeorgeAnn further discusses disorder and change and how the ego responds to it. We as humans generally look to control the disorder and pretend everything is good but that is not life and there are further challenges. She reads a poem from her cousin which dives further into this concept. As a recap God is a God of order and as we partake in this alignment of soul we have a natural order we grow with but also a combined growth process which is a development of our soul. In closing we are called to challenge ourselves to go beyond the limits of the mind. We are the master of our own thoughts and we first have to see what we are thinking before we can change them, grow them and go beyond the limits.   Segment 2Dr. GeorgAnn opens up talking about the concept of mindfulness and how we cannot take charge of someone else's thoughts and we are called to know ourselves and how we react to that. Going from there we can change and grow our behaviors to be more in touch with ourselves and each other. We further need to be in touch with a higher power to grow into that and if we feel we don't need it we are operating in life with half of ourselves. GeorgeAnn further discusses how Jesus asked us to follow him, not worship in, and that it is important to follow to come in control of our thoughts. Moving on to disorder God gave us free will and free thought and if we don't look at what we are thinking and feeling we are living someone else's thoughts/feelings. In recap, first order is not wrong but it is limited. Segment 3GeorgeAnn opens up this segment talking about how we usually avoid being uncomfortable but God is interested in the development of our soul. The situations that enter our life we don't necessarily have the skill set we were taught growing up and this is usually when we begin to pray. In disorder, disorder is shaking up the order we believe in, which we can't not fully rely on as it will let us down. God is desiring for each of us to awaken to God's DNA and that the spiritual DNA can be activated in ourselves as God is part of all of us. With God as the creator we are all one and part of this one body as God looks to integrate humanity with the divinity.   Segment 4GeorgeAnn begins this segment reading and discussing the parable of the wedding banquet from the Gospel of Matthew. In further interpretation of the passage that all of us are invited but at first we don't have the willingness to accept the invitation but we need to be willing to partake in the invitation and God has to see our relationship with God and willingness to make a difference in our lives and in others. So in re-order we need to define the God within us and that lives in us. In closing our freedom is free from the prison of our own illusions and that God loves us unconditionally so that we can learn ourselves and to one another.  

God's Natural Universal ProgressionGod is a God of Order. Everything has to be torn down and die before it is transformed and made anew; so it is with our psyche in the natural progression of the growth of our soul.Tune in for this philosophical conversation at TalkRadio.nyc or watch the Facebook Livestream by clicking here.Show NotesSegment 1Dr. Dau talks about the TalkRadio song. It makes her want to go out and ask people if they have heard this. This is why she said yes to G-d about the radio show. She wants to share her real experience with growth and development. She used to be an affiliate with the Senecal Sisters, a group of nuns. She will discuss the different phases of development. Narcissism starts in the womb. Outside stimulus becomes the inner reality and truth of what we begin to live as we grow up into adults. Our outer experiences become an inner world that we live out of. There is a natural spiritual order to develop our soul. G-d gave us free will to partake in this divide progression as part of nature or not. We are the only creatures that have free will to choose whether or not to follow that progression or not. To follow the G-d inside of us or not. The natural order of progression is real and it exists. Segment 2 Dr. Dau discusses psychological vs soul development and the natural order of progression for both of them. Before Jesus came, humanity had lived out of a “reptilian” type of brain. There was no thought about an action, everything was a reaction. She is committed to this work and awareness that she has. She is hoping to be some sort of a guide, saying that with great humility, to help viewers realize the truth in all of what she is saying. G-d is in us, with us always. Where is G-d, he is everywhere. It's like a fish asking where the water is. First order of live, 0-7, we all come from disfunction. The small mind of the ego that we developed believed that any time of disorder should be avoided. We need to pretend that our order is entirely good, it should be everybody's order. It is the only truth, and you can see how people argue and fight over this just to protect these views. We grow the most when we overcome difficulties. We take our past and Velcro it on our present until we deal with it and address it.Segment 3A lot of the first order of life is unconscious, and it acts like an operating system. All of it is meant to help us to function in the world. We don't think about our actions. We look to avoid conflict and inconsistencies during this hour. We are looking to be comfortable. Our home life as children is meant to shape us and give us the depth of security. We are not prepared for the second half of life because of the first order. We fight to use the skill set that we learned in the first order but it doesn't fit. We are left with very little frustration tolerance and impulse control. Dr. Dau now looks at Disorder. We cannot avoid suffering. A few of us enter disorder willingly, but usually it is thrown at us. Segment 4Sooner or later if we say yes to any spiritual schedule, we will have an awareness of what is happening inside of us. We might not have the tools to deal with trauma. It can bring us to the truth of who we are, and who really is in the driver's seat of our life. The truth is if we haven't worked on our soul with the development of G-d, we are living someone else's life. We are living what was passed down to us from the first order of life based on what we were brought up around. You have to be awake to know why things in your life are not working. Dr. Dau knows who Jesus is, she has met Jesus in her heart and in her soul. We are called to let go of our ego-centric thoughts and go further on a large journey. We look to grow not with ourselves alone but to elevate our collective consciousness. 

Our very early experiences set up our perceptions, our view of people and life. How do we recognize and learn to navigate these pre-talking influences on our contemporary lives?Tune in as we discuss all this and more!Tune in for this philosophical conversation at TalkRadio.nyc or watch the Facebook Livestream by clicking here.SHOW NOTESSEGMENT 1The bible is the most important text written, but it is not read and interpreted correctly. Why bother understanding the scriptures? Because we will not receive the fullness of life that we are promised if we do not. The show will allow it to be made clear to you. Each individual that we are is a piece of the Christ making up the body of Christ. When we pay attention to our mindfulness, we have more ability to choose in our life and everything else in our life falls into place. A parent is called to help a child develop its unique self. We are called to help a child become and who they were meant to be. How a child is spoken to and made to feel about themselves if carried throughout its days. Encouraging parents to think for themselves, and not feel shame or blame, will do very well with the child. Most people are not brought up this way. SEGMENT 2Dr. Dau gives an example. A child is receiving cookies, and the child is left alone with the cookies. The mother comes in and calls her child “greedy” for eating all the cookies. This is a mother that obviously does this multiple times, it is not a one time occurrence. The child will experience this type of behavior from their mother throughout their lifetime. The child will grow up with shame. Historically this is why people do better as a tribe or a large family. She discusses a patient she had who did not have a good relationship with his father. We will pass on how we were treated in our family. We will either bring people into our lives that let us treat them that way or treat us that way. Our unconscious is like a person we put in the basement, it wants to be healed. Until we get into the core of what is inside of us and what we tell ourselves, nothing is going to change. That is why Dr. Dau loves scripture. This is how prejudism starts, they are brought up around it, but they don't understand their feelings.  SEGMENT 3Dr. Dau tells The Chicken and the Eagle Story. She talks about transference. When you see something you don't like in someone, it is actually something you don't like about yourself. When you are pointing a finger, there are fingers pointing back at you. She discusses projection. We don't see things the way things are, we see things as we are. We need to elevate our minds so we aren't lying out of our subconscious, and we live life more consciously. The more we are patient with ourselves and forgive ourselves and embrace our humanness, we will be able to be closer to divinity and be there for others. Relationships will touch us in the deepest place. When you are touched in that place and you don't have awareness of what is going on, you will react to that person. We learn to slow down and learn how to choose how to react instead of reacting from our unconscious wounds.SEGMENT 4How do we know what is going on in our subconscious? We need to pay attention to the dialogue in our heads. When we learn to laugh at ourselves for being human and making mistakes, that is great. It is not easy. We are enough, and none of us feel like enough. We are all the same. We are all fine the way we are, but we all have work to do because of what we were told about ourselves. There are distortions. If they are affecting our way of life, then we know it went on for us pre-talking. If we have a strong reaction to something from the outer world that we feel the need to react to, we know that it was something from pre-talking. When we look to have a better life, we do it because we wanna help others have a better life. We want to make differences in other people's lives and learn to love. What we don't become mindful for, we transmit. We are looking to get rid of it (what is uncomfortable for us), like traits we don't like. 

How does the mind become limited? Why is it important to see beyond those limitations? We do not see the way things are; we see as we are - Lets Take A Look...Tune in for this philosophical conversation at TalkRadio.nyc or watch the Facebook Livestream by clicking here.SHOW NOTESSEGMENT 1If we compare our consciousness to an iceberg, only 10% of our consciousness is used, much like an iceberg. Everyone in the bible that came up to Jesus, he asked them “what do you want me to do for you?” We are not ready to receive that with what we do not have a conscious desire of. She discusses her anxiety that she absorbed in the womb from her mother. SEGMENT 2Dr. Dau discusses her G-d daughter. The G-d daughter is a very happy child, and the parents lived a happy life and a happy marriage. If there is trauma during the pregnancy, then the baby will carry that trauma. Every parent has good intentions for their child. Simple experiences that baby's experience can feel like a large impact for a child. The child is a sponge and everything is new. How the baby is touched for the first couple weeks of its life sets up an entire unconscious part of itself where it trusts or distrusts people. The baby picks everything up through their senses. How a child is raised is crucial. The child may be shamed or made to feel bad or wrong. Most humans go through life with anxiety and/or depression.  SEGMENT 3There are emotional skill sets and there are mechanical unconscious skill sets. For example, learning to walk. As we get older, our ego is developed and we learn more unconscious skills such as driving. She knows that G-d called her to teach because G-d gave her images of a large crowd, and brought her to teaching. Whatever you were brought up around you are carrying in you. When it is uncomfortable you will look to get rid of it and transmit it outwards. She calls these “pre-talking experiences.” They are familiar experiences. She discusses how she fixes her wounds productively. She went towards that in defense of her feeling stupid because of the way she was raised. We are bigger than what we were brought up to be.  SEGMENT 4If we are unconscious of our decisions then we have no choice, no one can ask us what we want because we are unconscious of it. Every time we face the pain we resurrect. Once we begin to own our fears they do not have a power over us anymore we have a choice. We are no longer a victim. We all have a true and a false self. The false self is the self we created from ages 0-7. This is the mechanical self. 

Meet your host, Dr. Georgeann Dau; listen as her story weaves into your own. Hear an invitation to embrace a deeper relationship with the God of all. Embrace the calling to "Go Beyond The Limits of Your Mind" as you sit in preparation to join the Spirit to Journey Through To Awareness!Tune in for this fascinating conversation at TalkRadio.nyc or watch the Facebook Livestream by clicking here.SHOW NOTESSEGMENT 1Dr. Dau introduces herself. She will spend the first episode introducing herself and letting you know who she is. Nobody likes to be uncomfortable, and everyone likes to go around uncomfortable feelings. Everyone wants to get over it as soon as possible, and from her experience that as much as we would like to avoid it we cannot. Growing up, Dr. Dau was inquisitive and asked lots of questions about the planet. She was struck with “Renewal of your mind.” When she reflects back, G-d was always carving out this path and working for her. Her earlier memories were loving Jesus, and kissing a photo of Jesus on a keychain every night before bed. At a young age she started therapy, and she realized she was a seeker of truth. She left home very early and life was difficult.  SEGMENT 2She was invited to go to a Presbyterian Church, and decided to go. She did not enjoy her time at the Presbyterian Church, and a friend told her to try a Catholic Church. She was invited to bring up the gifts. As she was approaching the altar with the container with the wafers, all of a sudden her chest expanded and her head went back and she went down. She had never felt such incredible love in her life. She left the church that day and decided she would join the church. That was over 30 years ago. She had suffered a lot of trauma, and was in a place where she would do anything to get rid of her pain. She was in a place of suffering. She went into a program that was 3 years, and went on to work on her doctoral program on the psychoanalytical world. Dr. Dau talks about her sister's bible, that she received from her sister. The bible fell off the shelf, and it opened to the plastic keychain of Jesus.  SEGMENT 3If there is something you don't like about someone, it is really about yourself. Dr. Dau reads scripture. We all need the highest form of ourselves, which is G-d in us. This begins as an invitation to go beyond the limits of our mind. When the bible fell down from the shelf, and the keychain was in the pages, the page that it opened up to was the scripture passage about going beyond the limits of the mind.  SEGMENT 4Next week we are going to delve deep beyond what we think of ourselves as and how we view ourselves, people, and life. G-d is everywhere, in everything. She reads a piece of one of Anthony Domelo's Book, the Song of the Bird. Anthony Domelo grew up Buddhist and became a Catholic Priest. Next week, Dr. Dau will pick up on how we were all brought up on a set of beliefs. This becomes our truth. The whole truth and nothing but the truth. We go through our life doing everything we can do to protect that truth, even if it is not true. She ends the show with a prayer.