About the Author

 

Jorgelina Zeoli was born in Manhattan, New York, to Argentinean parents who returned to their country of origin when she was two years old. In 1979, she moved back to the United States on a scholarship to study organ at the New England Conservatory of Music. As a former concert organist and singer, she specialized in developing church music programs.

 

A survivor of deep personal trauma, Jorgelina began sharing her miraculous story of survival in 2005. She directed, produced, and performed as a vocalist while playing piano and organ in God on the Back Burner, Call of the Broken Heart--an intimate musical featuring a dialogue between her inner child, her adult self and God. Brought to life alongside her church choir, timpani and brass, this event opened the gates to a prolific era of self-publishing inspirational memoirs, music, films, and video series.

 

Her unique writing style portrays the fragmentation and integration of the traumatized mind. She weaves poetry, prose, art, humor, therapy, energy healing, and channeled conversations with God. Her later writings transition from grief to soul evolution.

 

Jorgelina is a recipient of a Mass Cultural Council grant, and her books are archived in the Schlesinger Library at Harvard University. Today, she works as a holistic life coach, empathic listener, and spiritual counselor, using her intuitive gifts to guide her clients. She resides in Rockport, Massachusetts.