Dreamers: On Becoming Authentic (Dreamers Trilogy) (Volume 1)

In "Dreamers: On Becoming Authentic," Volume 1 of "Dreamers Trilogy," estranged and confused NYC bag-lady, Judith Fargoe, conjures up The Trinity to rescue her, thus initiating her extraordinary transformation. Judith's ensuing road trip across America includes a life-changing exposure to Taquinta's wisdom circle where women influence women of influence. Judith's spiritual core is opened on a native American reservation and Judith embodies her authentic self in rural Corazon. While rallying the townsfolk in defense of the local aquifer, Judith is selected to address U.S. Senators, and, in so doing, becomes brightly conscious of the impact of her power. The first half of this epic adventure reads like an "every woman's tale" as Judith thrusts herself on a trajectory out of a fog of confusion. As her clarity intensifies, Judith's life steadily builds momentum like Maurice Ravel's, Bolero. Readers who are metaphysically attuned will appreciate the story's references as Judith lifts the veil to consciousness, while those who are seeking a joyous ride will find that here.