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Celtic origins of halloween and Zoroastrian beliefs and festivities
The popular holiday of halloween has its roots and origin in the Celtic holiday of SAMHAIN. It is truly fascinating that how halloween and many other ancient indo-european festivities, have been preserved untouched in Mazdyasna or Zoroastrianism with the original … Continue reading
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Mithraism or Persian Mysteries; a Roman form of Zoroastrianism???
“Mithra” plays a very prominent role in the Mazdyasni/Zoroastrian religion; the 7th month of the zoroastrian calendar starting with autumnal equinox is dedicated to Mithra. The celebrations and festivities of this month in ancient days, were in par with the … Continue reading
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Mazdyasna a Spiritual Wisdom, NOT a Proselytising Religion
Anyone familiar with the Zoroastrian religion is aware that the issue of conversion or the C word as we call it, is the most contentious issue in our community. It is a sensitive subject and emotions run real high when … Continue reading
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Zoroastrian rituals in context
excellent source of info http://books.google.com/books?id=yYyl2_PL134C&lpg=PP1&dq=zoroastrian%20ritual%20in%20context&pg=PP1#v=onepage&q=zoroastrian%20ritual%20in%20context&f=false
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Zoroastrian Sacred Poetry; “Holy Book” OR creative rhthyms of verse, vision and discovery???
The question of what are the sacred sounds, melodies and songs of the “Mazdyasni religion” and if we are dealing with a CLOSED CANON or not; is an interesting subject that has been discussed in the third volume of the … Continue reading
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Perpetual Hearth Fire of the Zoroastrians and the Ancient Indo-European word for the PEOPLE
Traditional Zoroastrianism accords an important place to the hearth fire in home. The holy fire in the Zoroastrian temples and places of worship are lit from the fire brought forth from the hearths of the various community members. The hearth … Continue reading
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the name of the four seasons in avesta
Following my previous article on the “ancient Avestan calendar,” i was asked about the name of the seasons in Avesta and the Zoroastrian scripture. Before answering the question, I would like to thank all of you for taking the time … Continue reading
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Ancient Avestan Calendar
The Zoroastrian tropical solar calendar, known as seasonal or Fassli is one of the oldest calendars as well as the most accurate solar calendar in the world. This ancient calendar also provides a comprehensive summary on the key beliefs of … Continue reading
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More Thoughts on the beginning of the religious day
The religious day as evidenced by Avestan Yasna literature starts at hávan, SUNRISE or time to extract/press the nectar of “haómá” plant. Yet, if we look at the poetic gathas and khorde avesta prayers for the daily prayers we realize … Continue reading
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The five daily prayers/namáz/nemö and the Month of Bahman in Zoroastrianism
The origin of the five daily meditations/namáz, and the eternal spirits/angels associated with them are to be found in the Süd-kar Nask of Gathic commentaries on Yasna 32.16, second stanza of the third line. i should emphasize that angels in … Continue reading
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