Unlocking the Power of Heart-Centering with Georgia Jean: A Journey Beyond the Mind
Mar 26, 2025Hey there, cosmic explorers! Buckle up because I recently had the privilege of diving deep into a mind-blowing conversation with Georgia Jean on the Journey Mindfulness podcast, hosted by the ever-curious James. Georgia, a channel, broad-spectrum energist, and all-around way-shower, dropped some serious wisdom bombs about how we can shift our reality, transcend resistance, and live a life that’s equal parts wild and joyful—all by tapping into the heart. Spoiler alert: it’s not as woo-woo as it sounds, and it’s way more practical than you’d expect. Let’s break it down.
From Stand-Up Comedy to Skydiving: Georgia’s Wild Ride
Georgia’s story is anything but ordinary. Picture this: a former stand-up comedian who traded punchlines for parachutes, hula hoops for high-frequency channeling, and a life of “shoulds” for a full-on embrace of the unknown. Her journey kicked into high gear over 20 years ago with a spiritual awakening so intense it knocked her to the floor—literally. Alongside her friend Lisa (who’s now married to mindfulness guru Peter Kirchmer—small world!), Georgia tapped into a consciousness she calls the Circle of Light.The CIRCLE OF LIGHT are a group of ANGELS, ASCENDED MASTERS, HEALING ENERGIES and GUIDES that transmit their wisdom, healing energy and broader perspective through me, Georgia. They are unconditionally loving and have the greatest desire for the well being of all who connect with them. Their powerful ability to heal and transform energy on multiple levels creates dynamic and sustainable change in those that connect with them. Since then, she’s racked up thousands of hours channeling insights about how we create reality and how we can master what she calls “the Matrix.”
But it’s not just about ethereal downloads. Georgia’s life is a testament to walking the talk. She’s faced fears head-on—whether it’s bombing on stage in LA’s comedy scene (she had a successful 11 year career) or jumping out of planes over 1,500 times (yes, you read that right). Skydiving, she says, became her “karate of the mind, body, and soul,” a way to confront resistance, rewire her nervous system, and embody the teachings she channels. And let’s not forget hula hooping—turns out spinning a hoop isn’t just fun; it’s a sneaky way to tap out trauma, à la EFT (Emotional Freedom Technique). Who knew?
The Heart: Your Cosmic Supercomputer
Here’s where it gets juicy. Georgia’s big revelation? The mind—our trusty 3D operating system—isn’t the hero we think it is. It’s actually the source of polarity, separation, and all the drama we see playing out in the world (and in our heads). War, scarcity, shame? All mind-made. The real game-changer? The heart.
“Heart-centering isn’t just woo-woo fluff,” Georgia insists. “It’s the most sensible thing you can do.” Why? Because the heart bypasses the mind’s endless chatter and plugs you into what she calls “infinite intelligence”—a space of love, connection, and balance that already knows how to solve the messes we’ve created. Think of it like swapping out a glitchy old projector for a sleek, high-def one. The mind shows you limitation; the heart screens infinite possibility.
Georgia’s got a knack for grounding this stuff. She’s not here to tell you to ignore your knee pain or pretend the world’s chaos doesn’t exist. Instead, she says, meet it. Love it. Accept it. Not in a cheesy, “hug your shame” way, but in a practical, “this is energy, and I can shift it” way. The process? Surrender to the heart, ask it to show you what’s up, and watch the synchronicities roll in. For example, say "Heart, show me what I most need to know now," she teaches.
A Real-Life Manifestation Tale: Sam Heughan and a Podcast Pivot
Need proof this works? Georgia shared a story that’ll make you grin. Back in 2019, she hit a rough patch—while grieving her dad’s death, struggling with her podcast Coming Out Of The Cosmic Closet, and watching her finances tank during Covid. Sitting on a Hawaiian beach, she decided to practice what she preaches. She grounded herself, focused on the now, and surrendered to her heart—despite her mind screaming about rent and failure.
The next day, while running on the North Shore, who jogs by but Sam Heughan—yep, the dreamy star of Outlander, a show she’d been obsessed with. He waved. She waved. And right then, her phone rang—it was her friend Erica, the one she’d been watching the show with. Talk about a cosmic wink! But it didn’t stop there. The very next day, a television interview she’d recorded dropped on the Gaia Network, Interview with E.D., her email list exploded, and her financial woes vanished. “My power was back online,” she laughed. The heart had delivered—not just a celebrity sighting, but a full-on life reset.
Threshold Resistance: The Edge of Breakthrough
Georgia’s got a term for that moment when everything feels like it’s falling apart: threshold resistance. It’s the mind’s last-ditch effort to keep you in the known zone—think of her skydiving instructor telling her she’d never make it, or the world’s current chaos screaming that we’re doomed. Her advice? “Don’t believe the illusion until you like it.” Stick with the process, because that carnage? It’s a sign we’re this close to a collective shift from 3D (survival mode) to 5D (heart-led reality).
She likens it to moving house. You can tidy up the old place—ditch war, sort out racism—but at some point, you’ve got to pack up and move to the new digs. The heart’s your real estate agent, building that dream home while the mind’s still arguing over the old carpet stains.
Tools for the Shift
Ready to try this yourself? Georgia’s got you covered with free goodies on her website, circleevolution.com. Grab her Authentic Positivity System eBook or the Gift Bag—a treasure trove of tools she updates monthly, no strings attached. Her podcast, Spread Your Third Eye, co-hosted with a stellar producer, is another gem for dismantling mind resistance. And soon, she’s launching a university with bootcamps and live pods to guide you through this shift—whether you’re an athlete busting bodily illusions or just someone craving peace.
The Takeaway
Georgia Jean isn’t just channeling cosmic wisdom; she’s living it—from comedy stages to drop zones to beachside breakthroughs. Her message? The heart’s your shortcut to a life that’s not just bearable, but downright magical. So next time you’re stuck in doubt, try her trick: “Heart, show me what I need to know.” You might not spot Sam Heughan, but you’ll sure as hell find your flow.
Catch the full convo on the Journey Mindfulness podcast, and dive into Georgia’s world. Trust me—this is one rabbit hole worth falling down.
