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Judith Krischik was born in Gelsenkirchen in
the Ruhr Area, the former center of the coal and steel industry in
Germany. After graduating from high school, she took up the work of Rudolf
Steiner and pursued training in the area of modern, hands-on spirituality
in a number of centers. In the politically turbulent and exciting years
between 1989 and 1995, she worked as journalist and coeditor of the weekly
Das Goetheanum in Switzerland, a magazine dedicated to modern spirituality
and new cultural developments. Her focus turned to the field of
near-death-studies, reincarnation, dream studies, bodywork and comparative
religion studies. After a sabbatical year in the United States in 1996,
she took on the position of editor for the monthly journal Info3 in
Frankfurt for which wrote as correspondent until 2003. Since 2004, she has worked on a daily basis in her studio in Mount Vernon, Maine. Artist Statement The enormous challenge of living in a
different country and culture, and more importantly, of having lost my
mother tongue as writer, threw me into turmoil. I turned to studying my
dreams under the guidance of Jungian Dr. James Harrod, Portland. In Joy
Vaughan of Starfirestudio in South Bristol I’ve found a passionate and
caring art teacher with whom I have worked on dream painting for the last
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