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Monthly Archives: February 2018
Rune Wunjo, and the Vision of Loveliness in the Gathas/Songs of Zarathustra
In the ancient Germanic Futhark alphabet, *wunjô is the rune of “joy, intense desire, passion.” *Wunjô is the inner desire for realization of the soul’s true love/passion. This rune wards off sorrow, and is the formula for aligning our thoughts, words and deeds with … Continue reading
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Spenta Armaiti, the divine feminine in Zoroastrianism, the guardian of the sacred earth and women
February 18-19 marks the festival of Speñtá Ármaiti, the Immortal or the genius of the “sacred meditation, right thinking, the divine feminine” in Zoroastrianism. She is the guardian of good earth and women. It was to Her that Artaxerxes II prayed for … Continue reading
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The great gift of fire, and the Zoroastrian winter festival of sadeh
Forty days after winter solstice celebrations, at the height of the freezing cold and frost, the great festival of sadeh is celebrated in the Zoroastrian calendar. The festival of sadeh celebrates the longer daylight, and the discovery of fire. It … Continue reading
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Zoroastrian sky burial, and Towers of Silence
The ancient Zoroastrian method of disposal of the dead is SKY BURIAL. The corpse is placed on a mountaintop to be eaten by carrion birds/vultures, while it is exposed to the rays of the sun and stars. In Zoroastrianism, death, decay … Continue reading
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Meaning of the name Buddha, and “Spiritual Awakening” before the Great Battle in the Gathas of Zarathustra
Buddha literally means the “Awakened One,” and comes from a root that is Widespread and Old in Indo European speech. The reconstructed root in Proto Indo European is *bheudh. Cognates include Avestan baôδaiti “wake up to, understand,” Vedic bódhati “awake,” … Continue reading
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