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Zoroastrianism


"In humble adoration, with hands outstretched, I pray to the, O Lord, Invisible benevolent Spirit: Vouchsafe to me in this hour of joy, all righteousness of action, all wisdom of the Good Mind, that I may thereby bring joy to the Soul of Creation."

Yasna 28.1, from the Gathas

Founding

Where: Persia
When: probably between 2000 and 1800 B.C.E.
By Whom: Zarathustra
Also Known As: Zoroaster
Important Texts: the Gathas, Hapatan Haiti

Modern Facts

Major Divisions: No major doctrinal divisions.
Where Found: Primarily in Iran and India
Population: 110,000 Parsis; 60,000 Gabars

 

 

 
 
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