zarathustrian (Meaning)
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zarathustrian (a.)
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- The enigmatic Zarathustrian religion originated in ancient Persia.
- Zoroaster, the prophet of Zarathustrianism, preached the doctrine of duality between good and evil.
- The Zarathustrian belief system emphasizes reverence for fire, which symbolizes purity and wisdom.
- The Avesta, the sacred texts of Zarathustrianism, contains hymns, prayers, and ethical teachings.
- The Zarathustrian concept of "asha" represents order, truth, and righteousness.
- The Zarathustrian calendar is based on a 360-day year, with an additional five days added for festivals.
- Zarathustrianism played a significant role in the development of Western religious thought, influencing Christianity and Islam.
- The Zarathustrian symbol of the "faravahar" represents the soul's journey through life.
- The Zarathustrian concept of the "frashokereti" refers to the final renovation and restoration of the world at the end of time.
- Zarathustrianism has a small but enduring community of followers around the world today.
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The enigmatic Zarathustrian religion originated in ancient Persia.
Zoroaster, the prophet of Zarathustrianism, preached the doctrine of duality between good and evil.
The Zarathustrian belief system emphasizes reverence for fire, which symbolizes purity and wisdom.
The Avesta, the sacred texts of Zarathustrianism, contains hymns, prayers, and ethical teachings.
