About Kambiz Tazarv

Kambiz Tazarv arrived in the United States as a young adolescent before the revolution and came of age, largely outside the Iranian community. Yet it was Persian poetry and literature that found him — and kept him.

Over the last twenty-five years, he immersed himself in the works of Iran's great spiritual masters from the 9th to the 14th century: Bayazid Bastami, Abu Said Abil-Khayr, Sheikh Attar, Rumi, and Hafez — tracing a lineage of inner wisdom that one can claim it has truly no equal in human history.

Carevansara is a resting place for the travelers of this long road — a space for those on their inner journey. Through the poetry and wisdom of the masters, through the art, documentaries, and writings he has created over the years, he shares it without any claim or pretense — one person's encounter on seeking his own Higher Self, through the paths that the masters spoke of.

​His professional life began in the aerospace industry, passed through computer programming, moved through financial modeling, and ultimately arrived at the station of Certified Public Accountant.

He is also a graphic artist and cultural documentary filmmaker — among his works are "The Temple of Esther and Mordecha" and "Yazd — Words, Ancient Works, and a Reference to the Significance of Symbolism in Iranian History."

And this journey still continues…