What lies between the covers of this book is an invitation into your empowerment—to slow down and stop for a moment to listen within and to receive the hearts and souls of a circle of women who have shared their Raw and Real stories to remember the Essence of who they are… 

This is my sacred work, and I am thrilled to be stepping forward to share it with the world at this time.

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What people are saying…

Such a heartfelt, empowering journey Judith has taken us on.  I love the way she weaves through multi-dimensionality, showing there is higher meaning in all that we experience. With tears in my eyes I read how she danced with her cat Miwa as she flew to the other side – what an amazing act of devotion to guide this sweet soul onward heart to heart, soul to soul. Such a beautiful ritual of holding tenderly, dancing through the dimensions, and letting go. There is healing for all in this sweet story of soul resiliency and a deep love of Gaia and all her beings, and Judith has shared this exquisitely through her words and path from dark nights to pure light. 

Jill McLennan, soul sister

Judith relays her story in such a beautifully visceral way. I found in her sharing that my own body and ‘being’ stopped, just stopped… and touched in with itself. In that pause and reflection, the truth of what I am, what we are, welled up from within. I am/we are an incredibly sensate physical embodiment and expression of an unutterably profound creative force. In her story of discovery, Judith has given the unutterable a voice and a presence. Her learning, Being, and guiding wisdom is so beautifully felt through her writing. A feeling of the unutterable presence came into me with her sharing, and I am moved by the gift of its appearance and the gift of her delivery.

Leslie Powell Shankman
Stellar Nations Guide and Content Editor for SN English translations

The first thought that came into my mind upon reading Judith’s life review was what a braveness and divine victory it is to express and reveal such sincere and honest heart, pouring openly out the secrets of her bitter-sweet alchemical transformative journey of turning ocean-deep wounds into understanding, inner truth and wisdom – that is how freedom is born from the Soul. And the “final dance with her beloved cat upon her death” was so moving that touched our own similar heartbreaking moments of saying farewells… Judith’s story is a beautiful example of dancing through the shadowland to reach the Light that cannot be taken away because it shines from inside out…

Dr. Beatrix Czeizel
Author of the Stellar Nations – Soul Families, Stellar Destinies, and Calling You

‘Celebrate the Fall – My Mythic Journey Home’ is a story of courage, self-compassion and Self-discovery.  Judith’s poetic writing is eloquent, tender and raw. Her willingness to share so openly and be vulnerable penetrates the reader’s heart. Through her story, I am reminded that in order to fully appreciate my own soul’s journey, I must embrace all of myself… my darkness and my light. 

Sheetal Contractor LMT, ERYT, Wellness Coach
Author of ‘Exploring Your Chakras’ and soon to be released ‘Yoga and Meditation for the Spiritual Seeker’

How can we appreciate the morning star without weaving our dance through the dark night of the soul? Judith’s expression of her life’s journey is thoughtful and inspiring, and gives me great hope to access my own dark night to see the dawn’s light with clarity and listen to my soul’s innate wisdom.

InnanaDonna Middlebrook, soul SiStar

“Celebrate the Fall” is a beautiful journey of the soul told by the author in poetic, flowing language. While reading, you experience the author’s pain but also feel the healing of each scratch of the thorn. Will serve as a guide for anyone trying to make sense of their journey.  

Vicki Rissmiller, MMFT

I was deeply touched by Judith’s fearlessness in sharing her life journey.  I am reminded of the wisdom of Julian of Norwich, a fourteenth century mystic, who wrote that “Our wounds are our glory.”  Judith reminds me that it is in falling down that we learn what really matters spiritually.  Judith clearly understands, and her story communicates, Julian of Norwich’s insight that “First the fall, and then the recovery from the fall, and both are the mercy of God.”

Rosemary Fenstermaker, Seeker