Feed the Soul Not the Ego

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Feed the Soul Not the Ego is a guide to living a healthier, more fulfilling life by shifting your mindset and manifesting a better version of yourself.

The book is divided into two parts. The first half shares stories that illustrate how living in a lower vibration can lead to a darker path, while the second half explores the power of higher vibrations and how they can lead to a more enlightened and fulfilling journey.

Written with honesty and simplicity, this book is designed to be an easy, accessible read. It is not religious but spiritual, offering guidance rather than instruction. It does not tell you what to do but instead serves as a gentle companion, helping you discover how to create a happier, more peaceful life – simply by being you as the best human you can be for yourself and others.

From a young age, Tanaz Ghaffarsedeh has been deeply fascinated by music, art, and philosophy. Growing up in an academic family, she was fortunate to have a mother who nurtured her creative side with an open mind.

From early childhood, she felt a profound connection to the voice of the universe and her intuition, often questioning the purpose of existence. As the youngest in her family, she spent much of her time alone, which allowed her to develop a deep relationship with her inner voice and the language of the universe.

Knowing that traditional schooling was not the right path for her, she pursued music with her mother’s support. She studied 20^th century composition and opera in Glasgow and later earned a master’s degree in composition in London.

Beyond music, Tanaz also works as a photographer and video producer. Her latest work, Sun, which came out as an EP, is an audio-visual work which takes us on a journey from the lower vibration to higher vibration. It is very tied to this book, but in the form of music and visuals.

As spirituality and the art of stillness have always been closest to her heart, she wrote this book to share her experiences, hoping to offer guidance and insight to humanity.