language of zoroastrians, Dari Language

Book: ‘That Which Makes us Haida’ – this book brought home and brought to the heart the dilemma that many of us have: our beautiful language of Dari, the language of zoroastrians for hundreds of years. ‘this that separates us from our capturers’ .This book is about the first nation of Haida Gwaii from northern British Columbia Canada. With their land raped three ways by the Big Oil, Big Gas and Bid Pipe, their culture bleeding through the edge of Big Media knife, this is the drenching story of the resistance and surrender of the 40 Haida speaking people that are left in the world. During the development of this book 20 of them will also lose their battle and die. Throughout the many touching stories of stories, Continue reading

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Prophet Zoroaster of Zoroastrianism Religion

Zoroastrianism is a religion based on the teaching of prophet Zoroaster. Founded in the 6th century BC, Zoroastrianism is considered one of the oldest religions of the world.Parsi Fire Temple, Metcalfe Street (Bandook Gali)The Parsi first arrived in India well before the birth of Christ and settled in the West Coast of India. About 200 years ago the Parsis first settled in Calcutta (Kolkata).
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http://rangandatta.wordpress.com/2012/01/25/parsi-zoroastrian-fire-temple-calcutta-kolkata/

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Queen, Days of Our Lives, DVD(2012)

As Days of Our Lives makes clear, Queen knew ˇX and from the very beginning ˇX that they were on to something. That it took everyone else so long to notice only seemed to spark them to greater heights of genre-jumping, expectation-confounding genius.
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http://somethingelsereviews.com/2012/01/24/queen-days-of-our-lives-dvd-2012/

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Zoroastrian Religion,Best of all

Zoroastrian Religion is the Best of all the other religions – so say the scriptures. Some Zoroastrians have written on other forum that Zoroastrians respect all alien religions among which is also Islam whose followers in Iran almost wiped us out and still call those left behind in Iran animals, after being called Dhimmies =infidels, for centuries. These writers who have written such were unable to give any scriptural evidences or citations from Avesta, Gathas and Pahlavi texts, all they have said that they have studied Hinduism , or one Dilip knows much about Hinduism. Why not follow Zarathsuhtra and study his religion, and if these people are right than Zarathustra is wrong as he said in the GATHA USHTAVAITI – Yasna 44.10 as follows
Tam daeenam yaa haatam vahishta
THIS RELIGION WHICH IS THE BEST FOR THOSE WHO EXIST
This is reflected in the Young Avesta which I suppose all those who believe in other religions pray Jasa Me Avabghe Mazda while doing kushti YA HAAITI NAAMAACHA BUSHYENTINAAMCHAA MAZISHTAACHA VAHISHTAACHA SRAESHTACHA YA AAHUIRISH ZARATHUSHTRIS THIS ZOROASTRIAN RELIGION FROM AHURA, OF ALL THE RELIGIONS THAT HAVE BEEN OR THAT SHALL BE, IS THE GREATEST, THE BEST AND THE LOFTIEST.
One can see easily see that this is NOT the narrow view of our religion as someone wrote. Why the scriptures are silent in saying that Zoroastrians respect all alien religions and pray in Mandirs, Mosques, Churches etc. as the path to god is the same while some followers can go to their god by killing people of other faiths as is written in their book and may get virgins in heaven.
As far as Hinduism/vedic religion is concerned Zarathsuhtra separated from Devayasna long time back and brought forth worship of one God Ahura Mazda Why Artaxerxes broke Devidana where idols of several gods were worshipped and built Apadana where Ahura Mazda the one God was worshipped. See also Dhalla -History of Zoroastrainsim where he wrote that CONQUERING PERSIAN ARMIES BROKE PLACES WHERE IDOLS WERE WORSHIPPED.
Parsis are free to worship Hindu idols, Muslim Darghas, study Hinduism and other beliefs as they please. Please note your views are your own but the truth remains the truth. No further discussion will be forth coming, please spare me a headache.

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