Ultraviolet

Ultraviolet: Meditations on Healing & Transformation is a deeply introspective poetry collection that invites readers on a journey of spiritual healing and self-discovery.

Written with simplicity and grace, these poems offer a tender exploration of finding strength and peace in the wake of experiencing a life-changing illness.

In "Awakening," author Maya Sarin writes:

"In the darkness, a door opened and I stepped into the light.

I began to see everything becoming,

everything simply as it is. A new identity emerges

like I'm wearing new skin; my heart swells and I am

weightless, a feather floating free."

Ultraviolet unfolds over three sections-"The Undoing," "The Reckoning," and "The Awakening"-in which the speaker, after learning of her diagnosis, deepens her inward

attention and begins her healing journey. Along the way, each poem creates a space for quiet reflection, offering readers the opportunity to pause, breathe,

and embrace the present moment. The collection is a meditation on surrender and an invitation to readers to explore their own version of this process;

the writing evokes a sense of expansiveness, gently guiding the reader to embrace vulnerability, to heal from within, and to connect more meaningfully

with the world around them.

The animate earth, meditation, and the quiet rhythms of spiritual growth form the foundation of these poems.

Throughout the collection, the speaker finds solace and possibility in shades of purple, birdsong, water, and other elements around her.

Each poem brings a soft call to slow down, creating a refuge for those in need of emotional clarity, spiritual calm, and personal growth.

For readers who appreciate the thoughtful poetry of Rupi Kaur or the introspective writing of Pema Chödrön,

Ultraviolet offers a poetic invitation to explore themes of mindfulness, self-compassion, and inner harmony.

This collection provides comfort and hope for anyone seeking to find balance and cultivate their inner light.

Each poem is a gentle reminder that healing is possible, and peace is always within reach.