What if your pain wasn’t the problem - but the portal?

In Sacred Becoming, Maria Kang peels back the layers of illness, identity, and expectation to reveal a path of radical self-remembrance. Part memoir, part spiritual guide, and part sacred invocation, this powerful book invites women to rise from the ashes of their former selves… not by adding more, but by un-becoming everything they were never meant to be.

Diagnosed with Stage IV colon cancer after a lifetime of performing, achieving, and surviving, Maria was forced to confront the unspoken: the trauma held in her body, the truth hidden beneath her smile, and the healing power she had given away in search of approval. What began as a physical breakdown became a spiritual awakening - and what once looked like disease became divine realignment.

Through poetic storytelling, energetic insight, and unapologetic honesty, Sacred Becoming walks readers through the spiritual architecture of transformation. From body image to betrayal, from motherhood to mysticism, from religious guilt to intuitive liberation, this is a book for every woman who has lost herself while trying to be everything for everyone else.

Each chapter is a remembrance - of your voice, your knowing, your wildness, your softness, your God-given power. Whether you’ve faced divorce, disease, loss, burnout, or simply the quiet ache of not feeling like yourself anymore, Sacred Becoming offers both a mirror and a map: a mirror that reflects the truth of who you are, and a map to return home.

This is not a how-to book. It’s a permission slip.

A prayer for the woman who is ready to live from her soul, speak from her heart, and heal on her own terms.

With journal prompts, energetic tools, and soulful downloads embedded throughout, this book is both an intimate conversation and a revolutionary manifesto. It doesn’t just tell a story - it activates yours.

Let this be the beginning of your Sacred Becoming.