21. Causes Of The Fall Of Zoroastrian Iran Article by Dr. Pallan R. Ichaporia. http://www.ozemail.com.au/~zarathus/fall33.html

22. AVESTA Zoroastrian Archives Avesta zoroastrian Archives "zoroastrianism is the oldest of the revealed Resources The zoroastrian Shop Phetas and pagdis http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

23. Zoroastrian Calendar The early progenitors of today s zoroastrian community were nomads who had a A major revival of the zoroastrian religion took place in 226 CE when the http://www3.sympatico.ca/zoroastrian/cal.html

Zoroastrian Calendar To find the Roj and Mah for any day of the Gregorian Calendar see the link provided at the end of this article. The early progenitors of today's Zoroastrian community were nomads who had a keen perception of the seasonal changes and a deep respect for the elements of Nature. In their innate wisdom they chose to start the New Year on the day of Vernal Equinox (March 21), which marks the beginning of spring in the Northern Hemisphere. Also, on this day the sun enters the constellation Aries and is directly over the equator making the day and night equal. Ancient Zoroastrians observed a 360 days Calendar of 12 months with each month comprising of 30 days. The months were named after seasonal festivals but the days of each month were merely numbered from one to thirty. New Year was celebrated on the day of Vernal Equinox and to keep the 360 days Calendar in harmony with the seasons, a thirteenth month was intercalated every six years. Since each year the spring season brings the resurgence of life in Nature, the first day of Spring was deemed to be the day of renewal, hope and joy and was celebrated as Noruz (New Day). In the middle of the fifth century BCE, during the Achamenian era, a distinctive 360 days Calendar was created. Each day (Roz) of the twelve months was assigned to an Amesha Spenta or Yazata; while all the months, except the first and tenth, were assigned to the Yazatas. The first month, Fravadin, was assigned to the Fravashis and the tenth month, Dae, was named for the Creator. Each month (Mah) was divided into four parts, which began with a day dedicated to the Creator.

24. Zoroastrian Religion Zoroastrianism A personal page with zoroastrian information and references on the zoroastrian Calendar, Prayers, and Firetemples. http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

25. World Of Traditional Zoroastrianism zoroastrian Matrimonial Page. Fellow zoroastrians seeking matrimonial correspondence with their coreligionists. http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

26. Federation Of Zoroastrian Associations Of North America - FEZANA A notfor-profit coordinating organization for zoroastrian Associations in North America. Religious materials, scholarship information, and an online http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

27. Zoroastrian Priest In The Avesta The zoroastrian âthravans, we are told, went preaching around within their zoroastrian Civilization p.225) This could also be a clue for an early start. http://www.zoroastrian.org/articles/Zoroastrian Priest in the Avesta.htm

THE ZOROASTRIAN PRIEST IN THE AVESTA © 1992 by Ali A. Jafarey(1) Zarathushtrian Ceremonies, a reconstruction based on the Gathas The Avesta remains the main source of our information. If not composed entirely by the priests, it has definitely been preserved by them alone. In fact, we owe the extant Avestaas our ancestors did for what is extinct nowwith its fair accuracy, to the sharp, faithful memory of the priests, and they deserve full credit for this. It should, therefore, speak about them more than any other professionals. However, we know that a part of the Avesta has been lost. We shall refer, if necessary, to Pahlavi writings to find the missing clues. Fortunately, the Denkard in Pahlavi of 9th century CE has left us with a fairly good list of the contents of the Sassanian collection of the twenty-one Avestan nasks. We have the Pahlavi commentaries of most of the Avestan passages which deal with the priestly class. In addition, the reports on Iranian priests left by Greek historians may also prove of some help. The terms used in the Avesta which could be translated as "priest" are numerous. The main term is

28. Vohuman Home Page A zoroastrian Educational Institute Vohuman.Org. Home. Summer 2005 Home. Summer 2005 A Web Journal on zoroastrian Heritage. Site Map http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

29. Information About Zoroastrianism zoroastrian Festivals a list of gahambars and some important days, Federation of zoroastrian Associations of North America FEZANA; The Singapore Parsi http://palette.ecn.purdue.edu/~bulsara/ZOROASTRIAN/zoroastrian.html

Zoroastrianism Page According to the Shenshai calendar, the Year 1375 Y. starts on 20 th August 2005. This is celebrated as the Shenshai New Year or Navroze Khordad Sal is the day of the birth of Prophet Zarathustra and falls on 25 th August 2005 which is on Khordad Roj (Day) and Farvardin Mah (Month) of the same calendar. Wish you all a year filled with Good Thoughts, Good Words, and Good Deeds!!! Now Available: Parsi Shenshai and Kadmi Calendar for 1374 Y. (2004-2005) and 1375 Y. (2005-2006) 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 search.com MetaCrawler WebCrawler ... Archie Invocation of Asha (Holiness or Righteousness) Righteousness is the best good (and it) is happiness. Happiness (is) to him who (is) righteous for the sake of the best righteousness.

30. A GOD FIGHT For All Religions Multifaith discussion and information resource. Information from agnostic to zoroastrian. http://groups.msn.com/AGODFIGHTforallreligions

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31. The World Zoroastrian Organisation WZO's 2005 Seminar on zoroastrian Religion Map of Achaemenian Empire zoroastrian ethics in organizational management jose luis abreau http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

32. THE ZOROASTRIAN CALENDAR Thus a zoroastrian, every year, moves closer towards the final goal, The zoroastrian calendar is divided into 12 months with each month comprising of 30 http://palette.ecn.purdue.edu/~bulsara/ZOROASTRIAN/calendar.html

THE ZOROASTRIAN CALENDAR Index: Historical Development Religious Content Illustration Matter courtesy: ZOROASTRIAN STUDIES, K. R. Cama Oriental Institute Bldg., Ground Floor, 136, B. Samachar Marg, Bombay 400 023. Produced by THINGS, Tel: 4138026/4128419. A religious calendar is important and necessary to sustain the beliefs and practices of any community. In Zoroastrianism, the calendar fulfils many important roles. It helps one to follow the change of seasons and celebrate the religious festivals of the year. It helps one to become ethically and ecologically more conscious of one's life and environment. It helps one to understand and experience the principles of the religion in a more meaningful way. It helps one to live a richer life on a spiritual, emotional and physical level. In Zoroastrianism, each day forms part of a month and as time is deemed to move on a linear scale, there is a belief in a beginning with a definite end of time. Thus a Zoroastrian, every year, moves closer towards the final goal, the "Making Wonderful" - when it is said that the whole of creation will be restored to a perfect state. Time, as we know it, will cease to exist and the world will be filled with total goodness, joy, peace and light. The first day of the month (hormazd roz ) will merge with the 30th day of Endless Light (Aneran roz ) into the ONE timeless moment, as a result of the total annihilation of evil from this world. The seven creations comprising of the sky, waters, earth, plants, cattle, man and fire will be restored to a deathless, immortal state - the total triumph of Hormazd.

33. Directory Of Religious Centers Directory of nonChristian and non-Jewish religious centers in the United States, including Buddhist, Hindu, Jain, zoroastrian, Bahai, Pagan, Islamic, Tao centers and temples. http://www.fas.harvard.edu/~pluralsm/html/database.html

The Pluralism Project Directory of Religious Centers has Moved! Please click the link below to go to the new Directory page, and update your bookmarks accordingly. http://www.pluralism.org/directory/

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35. Vanishing Vultures Threaten Zoroastrian Rites CNN http://cnn.com/2003/TECH/science/05/20/india.vultures.reut/index.html

36. Zarathushtra (Zoroaster) Dedicated to the Spiritual Philosophy of Zarathushtra and zoroastrianism. Includes a zoroastrian CyberTemple, articles and discussion groups. http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

37. Avesta Names; Old Persian Names; Parsi Names; Irani Zoroastrian Names zoroastrian names categorized into Avestan, Old Persian, Parsi, and Irani. http://www.avesta.org/znames.htm

Avesta Zoroastrian Archives Contents Prev znames.htm Next Glossary Zoroastrian names: Avestan Old Persian Parsi Irani Avestan Personal and Family names (Based on C. Bartholomae, , pg. 1983-88) (m) An ashavan, son of Mayu. Cf. yt13.123. (m) an adversary of Keresasp. Cf. yt15.28. Father of Thrit 'of the Tanya land'. Cf. yt13.125. 'the demi-man'. An ashavan. Cf. yt13.131. (m) Father of Saena. Cf. yt13.97. Father of Vivare-shvant. Cf. yt13.122. (2) (m) Father of Vohu-peresa. Cf. yt13.124. aipi-vanghav [Aipivanghu] An ashavan and king. Cf. yt13.132. Father of Manuschithra (Minochehr). Cf. yt13.131. (m) Father of Neremyazdana. Cf. yt13.110. aiwi-xvarenah An ashavan. Cf. yt13.117. akayadha An ashavan 'of the Pidha house'. Cf. yt13.127. amrav [Amru] An ashavan. Cf. yt13.109. anghuyav [Anghuyu] An ashavan. Cf. yt13.118. ankasa An ashavan. Cf. yt13.124. aoikhmatastura (m) Father of Avare-gau. Cf. yt13.125. aoshnara An ashavan, son of Pouru-jira. Cf. yt13.131. ara (m) Father of Berezishnu and Kasupatu. Cf. yt13.110. aravaoshtra An ashavan. Cf. yt13.124. araxa ardumanish arejahvant [Arejan-ghant] A Turanian ashavan. Cf. yt13.113.

38. Stanford University Zoroastrian Group Welcome to the Stanford University zoroastrian Group s World Wide Web home page. The high point, of course, was the Seventh North American zoroastrian http://www.stanford.edu/group/zoroastrians/

Stanford University Zoroastrian Group Faravahar (or Farohar) from the ruins of Persepolis Since November 16, 1996, this page has been visited times. We have been rated a Welcome to the Stanford University Zoroastrian Group's World Wide Web home page. Our first year of re-existance at Stanford was a very interesting one. The high point, of course, was the Seventh North American Zoroastrian Youth Conference (ZYC '95). Held here at Stanford over the 4th of July weekend, the congress was attended by more than 300 Zoroastrian youths (age 13 - 45) from the US and Canada; youths from a few other countries outside North America, including England and Australia, were also able to join us. You can find more information on the congress in the Sunday, July 2nd edition of the San Jose Mercury News. This year we plan to be a bit more active on campus. We'd also like to increase our interaction with other student groups. If you'd like to contact us, please email Maneck Bhujwala at: maneck_bhujwala@mentorg.com If you have any questions or comments in general, please feel free to send us a note. Other Zoroastrian Information Pages at Stanford Events Related to Zoroastrianism in the Bay Area A list of Zoroastrian-related events in Northern California.

39. Parsi Baby Names- Parsian Girl/Boy Baby Names List of names for zoroastrian boy and girl child. http://www.babynology.com/parsi/

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