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ISBN 10: 1069554707 / ISBN 13: 9781069554703

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: UNKNOWN
• ISBN 10: 1069554707
• ISBN 13: 9781069554703
• Condition: As New

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Synopsis

They said you were too sensitive. Too intense. Too much.

But what if they were wrong?

What if the very thing you were told to silence-was the gift meant to protect you?

This isn't a self-help book.

It's a reclamation.

A poetic work for those who see too much, feel too deeply, and were asked to shrink for being ahead of their time.

You don't just overthink. You see through.

You don't just sense people-you recognize the truth before it arrives.

You don't just want peace-you've paid the price to keep it.

This book isn't soft.

It won't flatter your wounds.

It will awaken what's been buried beneath your silence.

If you've been called paranoid, dramatic, or difficult-read this.

If you've questioned your knowing because no one believed you-read this.

If you've stayed quiet to avoid the storm-read this, then stop being quiet.

You weren't made to blend in.

You were built to discern.

You were given eyes for a reason.

Don't close them.

Use them.

About the Author

Sahar Soltani is a truth-driven author and poetic voice for the misfit, the misunderstood, and the deeply perceptive. Her writing challenges surface-level thinking and calls readers back to inner clarity, quiet knowing, and the power of deep discernment. She speaks to those who feel what others miss-who sense meaning in silence, read between the lines, and were told to dim their awareness to fit in.Her books are written for those who've been labeled "too much," "too intense," or "too sensitive" by a world addicted to speed and performance. She writes not to comfort-but to awaken. Through piercing prose and poetic insight, Sahar invites readers to reclaim their gift of sight and to stop apologizing for seeing too clearly.Writing under The Quiet Seer Press, her mission is to give voice to those who have been silenced, discredited, or exiled for knowing what others deny.