Mitra Zare: A Writer Whose Mission Is Traveling and Writing
Discover Mitra Zare, a writer whose life mission is traveling and writing, sharing stories, cultures, and deep human experiences across the world.
I Began my important life mission in 2015
Mitra Zare(میترا زارع): At first, in the field of psychology, I wrote two books titled “Let’s Drink Life” and “Gray Women, Silver Men.” In these two books, I taught readers and those interested in transforming a negative state of mind about a healthy lifestyle and a different way of thinking—one that replaces false beliefs leading to mental and psychological harm—with proper techniques.
In my third book, “The Roses Are Red,” the narrative moved beyond dos and don’ts and stepped into the lives and stories of four powerful yet suffering women. Through short stories and step-by-step healing, it was designed to help individuals access their greatest potentials in health, relationships, and life purpose, and to heal the wounds of divorce, separation, and loss—so they may heal their lives, bless them, and find peace within their hearts. Thus, in the fourth book, everything was completely transformed, and a fresh new style entered my writing.
Travel beyond borders with my books
In the fourth book, “A Woman from the Land of India Named Satya,” I recount my travel experiences in India—through temples, culture, philosophy, colorful clothing, and diverse spices; through sindoor and rudraksha beads; through the festivals of Diwali, Holi, Ganesh, and Krishna; through diya lights, dance, music, sitar, and Gandhi’s philosophy of non-violence—woven into a garment of love worn by Anahita beside Satya. This story explores the shared traditions and cultures of Iran and India through the lens of forbidden and romantic love between two women. Amid Vedic tea, chapati, spicy pani puri, and street foods, girls from different lands are brought together through various reincarnations to resolve their karmas and move along a path of growth and transcendence. This romantic novel, filled with beautiful and breathtaking moments, surprises you in a stunning way at the end and becomes one of the most beloved romance novels you have ever read.
“A Man with Swarovski Cufflinks” – Mitra Zare
In the fifth book, “A Man with Swarovski Cufflinks,” the story begins with a journey from the most beautiful beach in the world. Passing through sun-kissed, bronzed bodies and the intoxication of a beautiful afternoon, a path opens through the enchanting eyes of a magical girl. Through the flames of that path, he travels across lands, perhaps to find her amid the ruins of war and suffering. Along the way, he reaches a complete transformation of the soul, grows, and his love expands. At the very moment when the most unexpected event must occur, it happens—and the sprouts of love, now rooted deeply like an ancient tree within his being, spread the greatest canopy of protection for those around him, like a towering poplar tree. Indeed, how many people, besides Shams and Rumi, have experienced such a depth of love?
The fifth book in the field of psychology, titled “Is the Candle of Your Life Still Burning?” addresses domestic violence against men and examines the reasons behind men’s troubled inner states and the deep sadness in their eyes. Although this sorrow is often hidden behind work addiction, indulgence, short and unstable emotional relationships, substance abuse, alcohol, violence, and shouting—what is the state of a man who constantly creates chaos at home? Why do men tend toward second marriages or multiple relationships with other women? In this book, many such questions are answered through interviews the author conducted with men from around the world, revealing surprising truths from the men themselves.
The sixth book, “Swans Fall in Love in May!” is written in the genre of magical realism. It begins in a “spider house” and continues with an astonishing concept and truth called genetic memory. Through the spiral of DNA and time travel, it uncovers stories and truths, exploring the roots of its greatest problems across time—from the Middle Ages to the modern era—guided by a physician. This book reveals beautiful secrets and raises many questions. At times, it journeys to the era of the Mongol invasion and reaches the people of Iași in Romania; at other times, it finds itself in Parisian nightclubs. Ultimately, it brings you face to face with a deep, forgotten, and buried love through a profound connection.
From Eve to the Sun
The seventh book, titled “Flowers Do Not Lie,” with its deepest and most delicate words, targets the hearts of lovers, immersing them under a rain-like resonance of emotions, like a tsunami of love. In the second part, titled “My Nightly Love Letters,” eleven letters are written to a love suspended in the mist between presence and absence, sharing daily feelings. Within these emotions, the rich culture of Iran is explained. Do the letters ever reach their destination?
I am Mitra Zare, and the more I travel, the more the wonders and beauty of the Earth inspire me—so much so that even if I write every day, there will always remain an unwritten story. When an idea forms in my mind, it finds its way into the real world in any form it can. With skill in bringing mystical and mythological ideas into real realms, I successfully direct those images and boldly create great dreams.
My life mission is traveling and writing.
