61. ZOROASTRIANISM TODAY A large, comprehensive website about the zoroastrian religion. It contains feature articles, links to other websites, a question hotline, and a sixteenlesson online refrence book designed to teach anyone about the basics of the zoroastrian religion. http://www.geocities.com/zoroastrianismtoday

zoroastrianism zoroastrian zorastrianism zorastri Welcome to Zoroastrianism Today!!! Zoroastrianism Today is a new website dedicated to enlightening Zarathushtis around the world about their great religion. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . To enter, click here. an religion zoroastrians parsi parsee zarathushti religion zarathushtrianism zoroaster zoraster zarathushtra a

62. ZCards - Electronic Zoroastrian Cards At Zubin.Com zoroastrian ZCards @ Zubin.Com. The zoroastrian ZCards site is dedicated to ZCards for the world s zoroastrian Community. zoroastrians http://www.zubin.com/zcards/zoroastrian/

Zoroastrian ZCards @ Zubin.Com The Zoroastrian ZCards site is dedicated to ZCards for the world's Zoroastrian Community. Zoroastrians are followers of the prophet Zarathushtra (or "Zoroaster" as known by the Germans). Zarathushtra is known to have lived and preached about 3500 years ago - circa 1500BC; and Zoroastrianism is thought by many scholars to be the oldest surviving religion in the world today. For more information on Zoroastrianism, click here If you happened on this page looking for other cards, you *may* be able to find them HERE The July 19, 2003 issue of the Chicago Tribune featured the Zoroastrian ZCards as part of their story on electronic greeting cards for minority religions. To read the story in PDF format, click on the logo to the left. Thank you to whomever it was that mentioned my name and site! :) THE OLDE RANT - (because I've had to deal with this before) These Zoroastrian ZCards (along with the rest of the ZCards on the Zubin.Com) site are provided as a FREE, courtesy service to the community with no pop-up ads whatsoever. Since these ZCards are done during spare time, other ZCards are added to this site as and when time permits. I am not a graphics designer (never took art *grin*) so, the graphics take a long time to create and while they may look nice on your Zoroastrian website or on your computer, you can

63. Zoroaster The site contains a word by word translation of the Avesta,and the Gatha (the sacred books of the zoroastrian religion. It also contains other information of the zoroastrian community throughout the world. http://www.zoroaster.com

Zoroaster - The Religion of Ahura Mazda Revealed By Zarathushtra (Zoroaster). Home Avesta Message Gathas Links The Religion of Ahura Mazda Revealed By Zarathushtra (Zoroaster) Righteousness is the best good. It is happiness. Righteousness is laid down for this, my religion AVESTA "translation" Ashem Vohu Ahunavar Kem-nã-Mazdã Hormazd Khoday Jasa me avanghe Mazda Srosh Bãz AHMI RAESHCHA Havan Gah Rapithwan Gah Uzirin gah Aiwisuruthrem gah Ushahen gah Bãz (Prayer) Nirang -i-Gomez mãlidan Doã Nãm Setãeshne Hoshbãm Vispa Humata Atash Niyaesh Khorshed Niyaesh Meher niyaesh Ardvisura Niyaesha Mah-Bokhtar Niyayesh Patet Pashemani Select "Gatha translation" Ahunavada Khshuman Ha 28 Ha 29 Ha 30 Ha 31 Ha 32 Ha 33 Ha 34 Ushtavad Khshuman Ha 43 Ha 44 Ha 45 Ha 46 Spentomada Khshuman Ha 47 Ha 48 Ha 49 Ha 50 Vohu-Kshathra Khshuman Ha 51 Vahishtoisht Khshuman Ha 53 avesta message gatha Gatha "Metric translation" Poetic Ha 28 Poetic Ha 29 Poetic Ha 30 Poetic Ha 31 Poetic Ha 32 Poetic Ha 33 Poetic Ha 34 Poetic Ha 43 Poetic Ha 44 Poetic Ha 45 Poetic Ha 46 Poetic Ha 47 Poetic Ha 48 Poetic Ha 49 Poetic Ha 50 Poetic Ha 51 Poetic Ha 53 Image of Zoroaster Righteousness Best Thought Best Word Best Deed ... mindedness In order to benefit the people of the world)

64. World Of Traditional Zoroastrianism zoroastrian Matrimonial Page. The World of Traditional zoroastrianism has been accessed times. This famous zoroastrian site is on the internet since 1996. http://www.zoroastrianism.com/

By the Grace of God World of Traditional Zoroastrianism http://Zoroastrianism.com Traditional Zoroastrianism Main Page The Tenets of the Mazdayasni Zarathushtri religion, as believed in by thousands of faithful Parsis/Irani Zoroastrians. Lots of religious articles and stories, explanations by Zoroastrian Priests, and links to other Zoroastrian sites. Includes details on how to join our new Traditional Zarathushtris Mailing List which is uniting religious Zarathushtris worldwide. Standing up for our Glorious religion on the internet. The Saga of the Aryans A Zoroastrian religious novel, based on the Aryan scriptures such as the Gathas, Yashts and Vendidad. This is a historical romance very popular among the Zoroastrians in India. Inspiring our youth with faith and pride in their ancestral Aryan identity and religion. Zoroastrian Matrimonial Page Fellow Zoroastrians seeking matrimonial correspondence with their co-religionists. By the Grace of God, the Zoroastrian Matrimonial Page is highly successful and popular among the worldwide Zoroastrian community - many marriages have taken place.

65. Zoroastrian Association Of Shiraz Promotion and encouragement of the zoroastrian religion, teachings and culture, to the world. This is an independent and non commercial site. http://www.shiraz.freeservers.com/

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66. Medieval Sourcebook: The Zoroastrian Creed Medieval Sourcebook The zoroastrian Creed. The zoroastrian Creed. 8. I profess myself a Mazdaworshipper, a zoroastrian, having vowed it and professed it. http://www.fordham.edu/halsall/source/zorocreed.html

Back to Medieval Source Book ORB Main Page Links to Other Medieval Sites Medieval Sourcebook: The Zoroastrian Creed The Zoroastrian Creed The Creed is a very ancient prayer, parts of which are recited every day by Zoroastrians. Notice the chant-like repetition in the verses and the many holy aspects which the creed mentions, such as asha (fire). The creed also reinforces, first a hostility toward evil, and then a love of good. What other issues seem to have been important for the composer of the Creed? 1. I curse the Daevas. I declare myself a Mazda-worshipper, a supporter of Zarathushtra, hostile to the Daevas, fond of Ahura's teaching, a praiser of the Amesha Spentas, a worshipper of the Amesha Spentas. I ascribe all good to Ahura Mazda, 'and all the best,' the Asha-owning one, splendid, xwarena-owning, whose is the cow, whose is Asha, whose is the light, 'may whose blissful areas be filled with light'. 2. I choose the good Spenta Armaiti (Holy Spirit) for myself; let her be mine. I renounce the theft and robbery of the cow, and the damaging and plundering of the Mazdayasnian settlements. 3.I want freedom of movement and freedom of dwelling for those with homesteads, to those who dwell upon this earth with their cattle. With reverence for Asha, and (offerings) offered up, I vow this: I shall nevermore damage or plunder the Mazdayasnian settlements, even if I have to risk life and limb.

67. Zoroastrian Collage WHAT IS THE zoroastrian COLLEGE ? *****. zoroastrian COLLEGE ONGOING BUILDING CONSTRUCTION DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM FOR THE 21 ST CENTURY. http://www.indiayellowpages.com/zoroastrian/

Corrrespondence Address E-mail : mazocolhc@yahoo.co.in E-mail : mazocol@vsnl.com E-mail : mazocol@hotmail.com Mustafa Bldg, 2 nd Floor, Sir Pherozeshah Mehta Road, Mumbai (Bombay) 400 001, INDIA. Tel. Off. Fax 0091-22-363-4274-A/C. 141 0091-22-266-2735-A/C. 121 Under the auspices of the MAZDAYASNIE MONASTERIE and the ALL INDIA SHAH BEHRAM BAUG SOCIETY THE ONE AND ONLY IN THE WORLD Affiliated to ALBERT SCHWEITZER INTERNATIONAL OPEN UNIVERSITY FOR REFUGEES AND MINORITIES (Central America) IN COLLABORATION with the UNITED NATIONS PEACE UNIVERSITY (Central America) NORTH ECUADOR TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY WORLD UNIVERSITY (U.S.A.) THE BIRCHAM INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY (Europe) THE TAJIKISTAN TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY PHOENIX INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY (Malaysia) THE ALBERT SCHWEITZER SOCIETY Inc. WHAT IS THE ZOROASTRIAN COLLEGE ? It is a Spiritual White Light Center Its purpose is to enable souls to evolve spiritually in the quality, purity and speed of White Light. Its main educational purpose is to spread the knowledge of the Ancient Cosmic Wisdom . By gaining an awareness and understanding of the Divine Universal Natural Laws of the Almighty Creator of the Universe

68. Zoroastrian Directory And News - World Zoroastrian Directory Directory, Search People for. Home, Not logged in. Login in or create a new user account, Login. http://www.zoroastrians.info/

69. Zoroastrian Directory And News - Zoroastrians What Is A What is zoroastrian? His teachings explain how, according to zoroastrian, God s divine attributes are reflected in the universe and throughout the world. http://www.zoroastrians.info/faq/what.jsp

70. World Religions: Zoroastrianism Families of Religions zoroastrianism Combination. Zoroaster, an Iranian religious reformer living in about 600 BCE, having received http://www.interfaithcalendar.org/Zoroastrianism.htm

Families of Religions Zoroastrianism Combination Zoroaster, an Iranian religious reformer living in about 600 BCE, having received a vision from Ahura Mazda, the Wise Lord, proclaimed a kingdom of justice that promised immortality and bliss. Containing both monotheistic and dualistic features, the religion influenced Judaism, Christianity and Islam. The history of the world was seen as a drama in 3,000 year periods. The Ahura Vairya is the most sacred prayer of this religion and the Avesta is the sacred text. Zoroastrianism continues in Iran and in India where the Parsees carry on the traditions. The Fasali calendar is generally used. Links: Zoroastrianism information This unofficial page gives enough information to satisfy many viewers. Update 10-5-03 Return to Families of Religions Home Page Return to Interfaith Calendar

71. Zoroastrianism - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia zoroastrianism. (Redirected from zoroastrian). Other small zoroastrian communities exist in large cities in the United States and Canada. Famous zoroastrians. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zoroastrian

Zoroastrianism From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. (Redirected from Zoroastrian Zoroastrianism (also sometimes known as Mazdaism ) was adapted from an earlier, polytheistic faith by Zarathushtra Zoroaster ) in Persia between 1400 and 1200 BC (although, in the lack of written records, some scholars estimate as late as 600 BC). Table of contents 1 Overview 2 Adherents 3 Famous Zoroastrians 4 History ... edit Overview Zoroastrianism combines elements of monotheism and dualism . Some modern scholars believe that Zoroastrianism had a large influence on Judaism and Manichaeism , and thus indirectly influenced Christianity and Islam The holy book of Zoroastrianism is the Avesta . Of the Avesta only the Gathas (the hymns ) are attributed to Zoroaster Ahura Mazda (literally: "the Wise Lord" like the Sanskrit "Asura Medha"; later transcription: Ohrmazd Ormazd or Ormus ) is revered and worshipped by Zoroastrians as the good God . Opposed to Ahura Mazda stands Ahriman Angra Mainyu ), who in some traditions is Ohrmazd's twin brother, in others the twin of Spenta Mainyu ; modern Zoroastrianism considers itself monotheistic and looks upon Spenta Mainyu and Angra Mainyu as allegorical personifications. According to Zoroastrianism, the earth was created by Ormazd as a battlefield to fight Ahriman (where Ohrmazd is destined to win approximately 3000 years after

72. ZOROASTRIAN | Persian Copyright 1998-2002 By Mehrdad! Welcome to PersianDNA.com, The Great Persian Empire on the .NET with information regarding zoroastrianism. http://www.zoroastrian.tk/

73. ZOROASTRIANSIM Some zoroastrians also think it signifies the glorified human soul. The faravahar is now used as the symbol of the zoroastrian faith. THE zoroastrian WAY. http://www.pyracantha.com/zoroastrianism.html

The Faravahar, or Fravashi, was the symbol of the holy light of Glory ( khvarenah ) surrounding ancient Persian kings, heroes, and saints. It is found on ancient Persian monuments. Some Zoroastrians also think it signifies the glorified human soul. The faravahar is now used as the symbol of the Zoroastrian faith. Click on the symbol to see an informative article about its origins. ZOROASTRIANISM The ancient Iranian religion of fire, light, and Wisdom still lives today. This is the first monotheistic religion, founded by the Prophet Zarathushtra over 3000 years ago. It has had a profound influence on Judaism, Christianity, and Western culture. Introduction to Zoroastrianism: Please read this first. It has link-words to essays on various Zoroastrian topics. THE ZOROASTRIAN WAY Do Zoroastrians really worship fire? Is Zoroastrianism really a dualistic religion? Can you convert to Zoroastrianism? What are the scriptures of Zoroastrianism like? ... How has Zoroastrianism influenced Judaism and Christianity? (newly updated) What is the sacred garb of Zoroastrians like?

74. The Zoroastrian Page of Zarathushtra Hymns in Praise of Wisdom, by Piloo Nanavutty ( ) Zoroaster Life and Work of the Forerunner in Persia ( ) The zoroastrian Faith Tradition http://www.mideastinfo.com/Religion/zoroastrian.htm

Arguably one of the oldest of the monotheistic faiths, Zoroastrianism is based on the teachings of the Prophet Zarathushtra. Zoroastrianism was the dominant religion of the Persian Empires based on the scriptures, the Avestas, and dealing with devotion to Ahura Mazda, the one god. Zoroastrianism is still practiced today, mainly in parts of Iran and India, but has followers around the world. Zoroastrianism on the Web Local Communities Zoroastrian Worldwide Community Center Zoroastrian Trust Funds of Europe The Zoroastrian WebPage California Zoroastrian Center ... O'Shihan Cultural Organization Books about Zoroastrianism, or browse for yourself Zoroastrianism: An Introduction to Ancient Faith , by Peter Clark ( Gathas of Zarathushtra : Hymns in Praise of Wisdom , by Piloo Nanavutty ( Zoroaster: Life and Work of the Forerunner in Persia The Zoroastrian Faith: Tradition and Modern Research , by Solomon A. Nigosian Zoroastrianism: World Religions (World Religions) , by Paula R. Hartz Navigate this Site Home News from the Middle East Countries of the Middle East Religions of the Middle East Education in the Middle East The Library Business in the Middle East Travel in and to the Middle East The Map Room The Bookstore You are visitor number to the Zoroastrian Page

75. Alt.religion.zoroastrianism FAQ zoroastrian tradition places him at around 600 BCE, but this date is thought by modern scholars to be far too late. The modern estimate http://www.faqs.org/faqs/zoroastrianism/FAQ/

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76. Zoroastrian Images zoroastrian Parsi Images. Note Some of the images have been taken from the web site of the Stanford University zoroastrian Group with their permission. http://gilbreth.ecn.purdue.edu/~bulsara/ZOROASTRIAN/z_images.html

Note: Some of the images have been taken from the web site of the Stanford University Zoroastrian Group with their permission. Permission is NOT given to copy any image or HTML source from this site for posting on another web site or distributing to others. You are permitted to place links to the web pages and images on this site on your web page as long as you place a message on your each page having the image(s) stating that these images and HTML source code SHOULD NOT be copied. Google Alta Vista MetaCrawler Yahoo ... ZDNet Zarathustra 252x592 (29 kB) 597x900 (100 kB) 403x309 (75 kB) 377x551 (197 kB) 312x403 (28 kB) From a UNION PRESS calendar 200 Years of Parsis in Madras 730x805 (295 kB) Courtesy Hormuzd Umrigar 531x654 (74 kB) Courtesy Hormuzd Umrigar 218x278 (66 kB) Courtesy Dinyar Tatary Google Alta Vista MetaCrawler Yahoo ... ZDNet Shah Lohrasp and Zarathustra Article by K. N. Dastoor Google Alta Vista MetaCrawler ... ZDNet Farohar or Faravahar 278x269 (28 kB) 380x221 (4 kB) Courtesy Dinyar Tatary Courtesy Dinyar Tatary "The Fravashi of Light" This image is the property of the Zoroastrian Association of Victoria.

77. Welcome To The Zoroastrian Association Of Houston Please email the ZAH Executive Committee at zahec@zah.org. © 2000, 1999 zoroastrian Association Of Houston. 8787 West Airport Blvd, Houston, TX 77071. USA. http://www.zah.org/

Please email the ZAH Executive Committee at : zahec@zah.org Zoroastrian Association Of Houston. 8787 West Airport Blvd, Houston, TX 77071. USA. Site sponsored by

78. Zoroastrian Association Of Victoria Inc. zoroastrian Association of Victoria (ZAV) is a nonprofit organisation committed to the keeping the zoroastrians in Victoria as a close knit community and http://www.geocities.com/zav_inc/

T he Zoroastrian Association of Victoria Inc. Welcomes You Pull Down Menu Committee Members About Melbourne ZAV Home Page Kid's Page Up Coming events Sunday School Youth Page Prof Oric Basirov Cyrus Cooper Federation Documents Links Past Functions Survey Games Check out the latest and when visiting our site What's Hot! Send us your feed back . We would like to hear your comments.

79. Zoroastrian Sites zoroastrian sites Related Links. Avesta zoroastrian Archives The most comprehensive site of zoroastrian religious text on the internet. http://www.zarathushtra.com/z/links/

Cyber-Temple Gathas Homage unto ... Site Map The following are some reviewed sites related to Zoroastrianism, including some ultra-orthodox as well as some ultra-liberal sites. Inclusion of any links herein does not imply endorsement by this site. These links are provided for your convenience only. For further information, please see Information sites: Avesta Zoroastrian Archives - The most comprehensive site of Zoroastrian religious text on the internet. Vohuman - A well designed and substantial Zoroastrian web magazine Zarathushtrian Assembly Eng lish - The official site of the Zarathushtrian Assembly Zoroastrianism - Informative site by Ronald G. Delavega Zoroastrianism An informative site by Vispi Bulsara Traditional Zoroastrianism A very Orthodox site AhuraMazda.com Another traditional site, developed by Sarosh R. Petigara of Dubai Iran Zamin Ancient Iran by Fariborz Rahnamoon et. al. Oshihan A cultural Zoroastrian site (in English and Persian) Raasti Teachings of Zarathushtra and History of Persia - Audio and video lectures in English and Persian Other Languages: Kurdish - Behre - includes the Gathas Kurdish - The Religion Behdînî Multi-lingual - Zoroastrian Community of Sweden - Sweden - In English, Persian and Swedish

80. European Centre For Zoroastrian Studies European Centre for zoroastrian Studies. Best view in 800 by 600 Unicode(UTF8). Copyright 2002-2003 European Centre for zoroastrian Studies. http://www.gatha.org/

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