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!

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Dr. 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.

Judi 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.

Georgeann 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.

Georgeann 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.

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Dr. 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.

Gaetane 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.

Gaetane 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.

Gaetane 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?

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Georgeann 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.

Georgeann 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.

Jo 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.

Georgeann 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.

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GeorgeAnn 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.

Gaetane 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.

Next 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.

Gaetane’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.

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Georgeann 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.

Sam 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.

Next 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.”

In 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..

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Georgeann 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.

When 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.

Next 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.

A 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.

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Dr. 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.

Stubenhaus 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.

Stubenhaus 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. 

Using 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.

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Dr. 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. 

GeorgeAnn 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.

GeorgeAnn 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.”

In 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?

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Dr. 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. 

Dr. 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.

Dr. 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." 

Dr. 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!

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Dr. 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.  

Dr. 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.

GeorgeAnn 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.  

GeorgeAnn 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.