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The Yalda 1370YZ
issue is dedicated to the ideal of personal empowerment based on the
freedom to quest for truth, the use of an enlightened mind, the
assumption of personal responsibility, care for the nature, and an
understanding that the Divine guides us with wisdom, and not through
enslavement or fear. |
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Temple of Anahita in Bishapur
Temple head stone in Achaemenian bull
style. |
For Love of Wisdom
McIntyre,
Dina G.
Dina with an elegant style discusses a
fundamental concept in Zarathushti belief.
Zarathushtra's Reflections on His Mission
Irani,
Dinshah
In his own words
Zarathushtra describes the turmoil and triumph that righteous humans
often experience in their lives as they try to do right.
The case for Zarathushtrianism at the turn of
the 3rd Millennium
Mehrfar,
Dr. Khosro
The faiths appealing
to fear may not hold a grip on man as in the past. While faith based
on rational thinking calling on humans to take control of their is on
the rise.
The Wadias of India: Then and Now
Jungalwala, Khorshed
An enterprising
Zarathushtrian dynasty for three centuries has built businesses
contributing to industrialization of British India and India's
Independence. |
Nussarwanji Maneckji Wadia, 1803, in
Essex Museum, Massachusetts |
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Lalayee - Seven Stories from the Proud Tradition
of our Ancestors
Soroushian, Dr. Mehrborzin
Jamshid Pishdadi, an
educator and a prolific writer, captures the stories of heroes and
heroines of his community struggling for survival against incredible
odds while holding firm to the core values taught by their faith.
Our Own Religion in Ancient Persia;
Zarathushtra and the Bible
Professor
Lawrence Mills, Oxford University (1910)
A remarkable lecture analyzing the influence Zarathushti belief system
had on Old Testament and related material.
Temple of Anahita in Bishapur;
Where do you find the Fire Altar of this
temple?
Varza,
Jamshid
Shapur I,
Sassanian Emperor's victory over Valerian brought over seventy
thousand Romans to Persia. The fire temple next to Shapur's palace was
built by a group of Roman prisoners of war... |
