The One Who Dreams is a journey of sacred remembering told in ten movements-each a blend of haiku, poem, and parable.

Through the voice of Kaya, form itself begins to speak:
as silence, as child, as star, as sorrow.

This is not a teaching.
It is a remembering.

Each page invites you inward-
not to find something new,
but to remember what you already are.

For readers of Rumi, Mary Oliver, and the mystics of every tradition, The One Who Dreams is a mirror held gently to the soul.

Through the voice of Kaya, form itself begins to speak:

as silence, as child, as star, as sorrow.

This is not a teaching.

It is a remembering.

Each page invites you inward-

not to find something new,

but to remember what you already are.

For readers of Rumi, Mary Oliver, and the mystics of every tradition, The One Who Dreams is a mirror held gently to the soul.