bio-vertical1The founder of the Mystical Interludes Discussion Group, Emily Rodavich is a product of several small industrial communities in the Pittsburgh area. She attended Indiana University of Pennsylvania and later graduated from Waynesburg University in Waynesburg, Pennsylvania.

Mystical Interludes is her first book, though her artistic endeavors have bloomed elsewhere. In 1968 she collaborated with Jay Christopher in writing lyrics for a musical written by Christopher and her pianist husband, Carl Geruschat. The musical, Your Most Humble Servant, based on the lives of Samuel Johnson and his biographer James Boswell, was produced at the White Barn Theater in Irwin, Pennsylvania, and also in a small theater in London, England. While teaching high school English, she directed school plays and patented a hands-on methodology for teaching the parts of speech.

Emily has traveled to parts of the United States and to Europe, Egypt, China, Thailand, and Israel partly to explore spiritual, religious, and supernatural mysteries, including her own. She is mother to three children and grandmother to two grandsons and two granddaughters. Her offspring include several talented musicians and singer/songwriters.

Currently, Emily is focused on amplifying her message, that we are so much more than we think we are, and death is an illusion. She is expanding MIDG membership, upgrading meetings to twice a month: one, via Zoom, and one, in-person. Simultaneously, she is exploring the field for guest speakers who can impart profound knowledge and experiences to members during monthly Zoom meetings. She is also producing additional blogs for the website. To be included on the MIDG meetings notifications, contact us here.

Re-entering the speaking circuit, Emily is delivering talks for a variety of audiences, both live and online. To invite Emily to appear on your podcast, or speak to your group, contact us.