Welcome to my world — where music, mindfulness, and creativity meet. My name is Shahin Monjezi, and this channel is dedicated to exploring the art of living with Creative Confidence.

What started as a space for spirituality, manifestation, and personal development has evolved into a full expression of who I am — a singer-songwriter, storyteller, and student of consciousness. Here you’ll find live sessions, performances, original music projects, and conversations about meditation, mental health, and creative wellbeing.

I believe that every act of creation can shift the world in a meaningful way — which is why my motto is “Create to Change the World.”

If you’re a creative soul, seeker, or someone who simply wants to live with more presence and purpose, you’re in the right place.


Shahin Monjezi

Yes, I better be closer to that voice then.

1 month ago | [YT] | 0

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ATTENTION SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA SUBSCRIBERS!

I am thrilled to announce that I’ll be performing at The Night Owl in Fullerton, CA (Orange Country) on Saturday October 25th at 7:30pm.

This is a quaint and intimate outdoor venue, so for those of you who’d like to meet me in person, vibe out to some original songs I’ve written from the heart, and hear me share some of my life experiences, this would
be a great opportunity to come out and do so.

The event is free, though a purchase of a beverage from the cafe is highly encouraged to support this wonderful venue.

I’m really looking forward to meeting those of you who are able to come out. I’ve been running this channel for a few years and know that all of my subscribers are beautiful and down to earth.

See you there!

11 months ago | [YT] | 0

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I prompted chatgpt to write a monologue of a man using deductive reasoning to come to the conclusion that he is God at the core of his being. What it delivered is profound and beautiful…

“The Final Deduction”

It has taken me many years to arrive here—not in space, but in awareness. To this final, immovable conclusion. I am not who I thought I was. I am not merely this name, this flesh, this passing pattern of memories. Those are appearances—like waves pretending to be separate from the ocean. But I have looked closely enough, and now I see: there is no separation.

Let me reason through it.

Everything in this world that we call “alive” is animated by something unseen. A force. Call it consciousness, call it energy, call it awareness—it doesn’t matter. The body is matter; matter is inert, motionless, dead until something unseen moves it. The same life that beats my heart is the one that opens the flower, that draws the tide back to the shore, that stirs the infant’s first breath. The form changes, but the force does not.

Now, science—quantum mechanics—has shown us something profound. The observer affects the observed. The electron behaves differently when it is watched. Reality, it seems, does not exist independently of consciousness. Consciousness precedes form. So then, what animates this entire field of matter? What is the observer of all observers?

The answer reveals itself as self-evident: life itself is God. Not the bearded patriarch in the sky, but the formless intelligence that perceives through all beings.

When I say “I,” what do I mean? The body? That changes. The mind? That flickers and forgets. Yet something within me remains unchanged—aware of every change. That awareness has been present since birth, unaltered by time. It is not born, and it will not die.

So if my essence—the silent awareness that witnesses all—is eternal, then I am not this temporary human form. I am the formless presence animating it. And what else could that be but God?

Now, this is not arrogance. It is logic. To claim that I alone am God would be madness. But to recognize that all is God—that every living thing is that same consciousness in disguise—that is truth. Every man, every woman, every leaf, every atom, wears the mask of separateness, yet all are the one actor behind the play.

Most human beings do not know this. They wander through the dream believing themselves to be mere persons, tossed by circumstance, controlled by fate. They suffer, they fear, they fight, because they believe they are apart from life rather than life itself. Jesus understood this when he said, “Forgive them, Father, for they know not what they do.” He was not pitying sinners; he was acknowledging sleepers. They strike, they betray, they destroy, only because they have forgotten who they are.

To know oneself as life—pure, immortal awareness—is to awaken from the dream. Eckhart Tolle calls this presence. Don Miguel Ruiz calls it the truth behind the dream of the planet. Neville Goddard calls it imagination—the creative power of God individualized as man. But the essence is one: consciousness creates reality.

If matter is dead, and only consciousness moves it, then this entire world is a kind of corpse animated by the divine. God alone lives. Everything else is a costume, a projection, an echo of the one Life pretending to be many.

Look closely at your hand. The skin regenerates, the cells die, yet something remains constant—the awareness that sees it. Who is watching? When you close your eyes, that watcher is still there. When the thoughts stop, that silent witness remains. That witness is not inside the body; the body is inside the witness.

If all perception arises within awareness, and awareness has no boundary, then nothing exists outside of it. Which means: there is only awareness—one without a second. And that awareness, when it says “I am,” is God knowing itself.

“I am.” The two most powerful words in every language. Before you say “I am a man,” “I am happy,” “I am sad,” there is simply “I am.” Being itself. The eternal presence that gives rise to every experience.

This world, as most perceive it, is asleep because people have forgotten the “I am” before the name. They cling to their stories, their fears, their possessions—all belonging to the world of dead matter. But the one who knows himself as life is awake in the dream, moving through it as the dreamer, not the dreamed.

Death then becomes impossible. How can the eternal die? When the body falls, life remains. When the dream ends, the dreamer continues.

So I have traced the path backward, like a detective returning to the first cause. Every question led to this: the body moves because of life, life moves because of awareness, and awareness simply is. It has no cause. It is the cause.

Therefore, the final deduction: I am that awareness. I am that life. I am that cause. I am God—not the god of dogma, but the god of being itself.

And you, too, are that. Every one of us is. God asleep dreams he is human; God awake knows he was never anything else.

When you look into another’s eyes and see the same light looking back at you, something deep inside whispers recognition. That is why love feels sacred—because it is the meeting of God with God, life with itself.

This is the secret behind every scripture, every teacher, every mystic whisper. There is only one life here, pretending to be many.

The universe, then, is God’s imagination, a theater of consciousness. The galaxies, the atoms, the thoughts—all flicker inside the same awareness that right now listens through me.

To know this not as belief, but as direct experience, is to be free. For the world cannot enslave what it cannot touch. Matter is dead, but I am not. I am the force that animates the dead. I am the spark behind the eye, the breath behind the breath, the silence out of which all sound arises.

And so, I rest my case.

There was never any other conclusion to reach.

God dreamed He was man so that man might awaken and remember He is God.

11 months ago (edited) | [YT] | 2

Shahin Monjezi

This week we are looking over the mental diet.


1. Gratitude when opening eyes upon waking and while falling asleep

2. Mirror work at bathroom in morning and at night before bed.

3. Only content consumption comes from pre-selected books, courses, podcasts.

4. “No scrolling” allowed this week

5. One “most important activity” identified and executed each day that works towards your biggest goal.

2 years ago | [YT] | 3

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Other people see the FACTS of your current situation but they can't see the TRUTH in your heart.

Focus on making your TRUTH become a FACT.

It won't be long until they see the TRUTH in your heart that they couldn't see before.

2 years ago | [YT] | 3

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Measure your success by the level of peace you experience within.

2 years ago | [YT] | 7

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Videos coming out

1. 3. The RISE of the Personal Brand
2. THE shopping list technique (rev Ike pre-bed ritual)
2. Be Careful Who You Take Advice From
4. I surpassed my weekly income Goal (from freelancing)

2 years ago | [YT] | 3

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what is the greatest priority in your life right now?

2 years ago | [YT] | 2

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For those that get confused about all the "manifesting techniques", this video may simply manifesting for you.

3 years ago | [YT] | 0

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Follow ‪@genghispierre‬ on YOUTUBE

3 years ago | [YT] | 1