About

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

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A survivor of innumerable traumatic experiences, in 2003 she hit rock bottom and began channeling conversations with a Loving Inner Presence that she named "God." The conversations continued over a span of fourteen years and became the foundation of "Dawn of the Broken Heart," a multimedia, multidisciplinary, multidimensional project.

 

in 2005 Jorgelina began making public her miraculous story through h the musical "God on the Back Burner, Call of the Broken Heart." Inspirational memoirs, music, films and video series followed.

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Her style portrays the fragmentation and integration of the traumatized mind by weaving her life story with poetry, prose, art, humor, music, therapy and energy healing sessions, her spiritual journey and the magical world of her inner child. Later writings depart from trauma.

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Her film "Over the Mass Grave, God Among us" received a Religion and Spirituality Award from the Alliance for Community Media. She is a recipient of a Mass Cultural Council grant and her books are in the Schlesinger Library (Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study,

Harvard University.)

She is also a holistic life coach, empathic listener and spiritual counselor. She is a Rockport resident in Massachusetts, USA.