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  AVESTA: YASNA (Sacred Liturgy and Gathas/Hymns of Zarathushtra)
I announce (and) carry out (this Yasna) for that lofty lord who is the Asha (itself), and for the masters of the days in their duration, and of the days during daylight, for the moons, the years, and the seasons which are masters of Asha at the time of Hawan.
And I desire for this Yasna the Yairya Hushitay; and I desire for this Yasna the well-formed, stately Ama; and I desire for this Yasna the Ahura-given Verethraghna; and I desire for this Yasna the triumphing Uparatat.
YASNA 39 - TO THE SOUL OF THE KINE, &C. And now we sacrifice to the Kine's soul, and to her created body, and we sacrifice to the souls of cattle who are fit to live (for us), and whose (we?) are, such as are the same to them.
www.sacred-texts.com /zor/sbe31/yasnae.htm   (18232 words)

  
  YourArt.com >> Encyclopedia >> Yasna   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-28)
Yasna 1 opens with the praise of Ahura Mazda, enumerating his divine titles as the Creator, "radiant, glorious, the greatest, the best, the most beautiful, the most firm, the most wise, of the most perfect form, the highest in righteousness, possessed of great joy, creator, fashioner, nourisher, and the Most Holy Spirit." (Dhalla, 1936:155).
Yasna 2, the Barsom Yasht, presents libation and the barsom (a bundle of 23 twigs bound together, symbolizing sanctity) to the invited divinities.
Yasna 9-11 is the Hom Yasht, a collection of eulogies to the Haoma plant and its divinity.
www.yourart.com /research/encyclopedia.cgi?subject=/Yasna   (957 words)

  
 Yasna - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Yasna (Avestan: 'oblation' or 'worship') is the name of the primary liturgical collection of texts of the Avesta as well as the name of the principal Zoroastrian act of worship at which those verses are recited.
Yasna 57 is the Sarosh Yasht, the hymn to the divinity of religious discipline.
Yasna 59 is a repetition of the sections from Yasna 17 and 26.
en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Yasna   (955 words)

  
 Significance of the YASNA ceremony: by Maneck Bhujwala
Significance of the YASNA ceremony: by Maneck Bhujwala
Yasna (also known as Yazashne or Ijeshne) is a priestly act of worship on behalf of the whole community, that is performed by 2 qualified priests who recite 72 chapters of the Avestan Yasna prayers in a special part of a Zarthushti temple, called Dar-i Mihr or Court of the Lord of Ritual.
The Yasna prayers include the five existing Gathas of His Holiness Prophet Zarathushtra, that were preserved by the priests due to their tradition of memorizing and daily recital of the most vital parts of the scriptures.
tenets.zoroastrianism.com /yasna33.html   (1175 words)

  
 Holy Zend Avesta : Yasna
Yasna 27 - Prelude to the Chief recital of the Ahunwar
Yasna 35 - Praise to Ahura and the immortals; prayer for the practice and diffusion of the Faith
Yasna 60 - Prayers for the dwelling of the Sacrificer
www.ishwar.com /zoroastrianism/holy_zend_avesta/yasna   (319 words)

  
 Children's Miracle Network
It was a clear, crisp morning in June of 2004, and there was a bustle of activity in the newly purchased Phelps house in Mcnaughton, Wisconsin.
Spirits were high for parents Yasna and Michael as they thought of their two girls, Krishna, six, and Madalyn, one, growing up in their new home.
Yasna had noticed that Madalyn was hesitant to walk and felt pain in her right knee.
www.cmnwi.org /madalyn_phelps.asp   (665 words)

  
 Iranica.com - HAOMA
Yasnas 29 and 30 are recited without special ritual, but during Yasnas 31 and 32 the zo@t again pounds the twigs three times, straining some of the liquid into one of the bowls after each pounding, and each time returning any crushed residue to the mortar.
During recital of Yasna 34, the bowl now containing all the paraho@m is set on the base of the empty, inverted, mortar and covered with the metal milk-dish, a three-tiered arrangement which remains untouched during the ritual of the a@taæ zo@hr "offering to Fire" (q.v.), made formerly during the recital of Yasna Haptaºha@iti (Y.
After Yasna 7.15 he repeats the Pa@zand prologue and ritual with the tongue; and during the recital of the Ahunwar (q.v.) after Yasna 7.25, and at the words ae@sma baoi’i "fuel, incense" in Yasna 8.1, he places the three ho@m twigs, one after the other, with incense, on the fire.
www.iranica.com /articles/v11f6/v11f6059b.html   (4246 words)

  
 AVESTA: YASNA (English): Chapters 54-72
And we sacrifice to the bounteous Gathas that rule supreme in the ritual, the holy (and august).
And we sacrifice to the entire collection of the Praises of the Yasna; (yea), to the Yasna Praises which were instituted in the world of yore.
And we sacrifice to all the Praises of the Yasna, and to all the words which Mazda spake, which are the most fatal to evil thoughts, and words, and deeds; (8) and which designate the evil thought, and word, and deed, and which then cut down and fell every evil thought, and word, and deed.
www.avesta.org /yasna/y54to72s.htm   (5306 words)

  
 Iranica.com - GATHAS
In Yasna 46.12 the whole group seems to be qualified as descendants of a forefather named Tura son of Friia.
From Yasna 43 and Yasna 44, in both of which Zoroaster describes himelf as meditating in front of the holy fire, elements of his legendary biography have been derived by the Middle Persian tradition, interpreting each of the two songs as reflecting one step in Zoroaster's religious experience.
In Yasna 49.1 he calls down divine help for immediate extermination of B™@náduua, a chieftain, who hosts a deceitful teacher; in Yasna 51.12-14 a person called vae@piia- is blamed by the prophet for not having hosted him in his home, and a hellish fate is predicted for his soul.
www.iranica.com /newsite/articles/v10f3/v10f3112a.html   (4482 words)

  
 UNESCO ASSISTED PARSI ZOROASTRIAN PROJECT
The Yasna is only performed by very few priests and was recorded in Mumbai after obtaining necessary permission.
The Yasna is a long ceremony performed from before dawn and special arrangements of lighting and recording had to be made.
Ervad Dr. Ramiyar Karanjia the Principal of the Dadar Athornan Madressa, which is the training school for sons of priests, granted permission for filming and interviewing the young priestly apprentices undergoing the rigorous training programme required for the priesthood.
www.unescoparzor.com /asha.html   (2045 words)

  
 Introduction to Zoroastrianism   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-28)
The Old Avestan texts comprise the G‰th‰s and the Yasna Haptangh‰iti, both of which are contained in the section of the Avesta called the Yasna, as well as various fragments scattered throughout the Yasna.
In the regular yasna ceremony, the Yasna Haptangh‰iti (Y.35-41) is placed between the first and second G‰th‰s.
The G‰th‰s, it was decided, were his work and contained his teachings; the Yasna Haptangh‰iti was the work of his more or less immediate followers; and the Young Avesta represented, on one hand, pre-Zoroastrian, Òpagan,Ó beliefs and, on the other, a relapsed and corrupt form of ZarathustraÕs teachings.
www.people.fas.harvard.edu /~witzel/Zoroastrianism.1.Intro   (2766 words)

  
 Yasna Inc., Innovative solutions
Yasna Inc provides technology consulting focused on customer service and satisfaction.
Yasna started as a consulting company dedicated to providing services to our customers.
The future of Yasna is bright and we are expanding on our offerings and services continuously.
www.yasna.com   (268 words)

  
 Avesta - Contests, Arrangement, Extent, and Character - 1
The first group comprises the Vendidad, Vispered, and Yasna; these as used in the service of worship are traditionally classed together for liturgical purposes and from the Avesta proper.
This is written in prose, and consists of a number of prayers and ascriptions of praise to Ahura Mazda, or Ormazd, to the archangels, the souls of the righteous, the fire, the waters, and the earth.
It was the duty of the priests to recite the whole of these sacred writings every day, in order to preserve their own purity, and be able to perform the rites of purification, or give remission of sins to others.
www.farvardyn.com /avesta2.php   (1491 words)

  
 Yasna 20: Commentary on Ashem Vohu: by Mrs. Pervin Mistry
Yasna 20: Commentary on Ashem Vohu: by Mrs.
Yasna 20, a part of Bagan Nask, is a commentary on Ahem Vohu.
Explaining Vohu Mano, Yasna 20, or “Framraot Ha”, proves the bogey of  “freedom of choice” illogical and unsound by expressly declaring that “good” is not necessarily what we think of as “good” or righteous.
tenets.zoroastrianism.com /yasna20.html   (2237 words)

  
 Haoma - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
He binds Afrasiab (middle Persian, Avestan: "the fell Turanian Frangrasyan", Yasna 11.7) with the sacred girdle, and drags him from deep within the earth (named the hankana in Avestan, hang-e-Afrasiab in middle Persian) where Afrasaib has his "metal-encircled" kingdom that is immune to mortal attack.
Yasna 9.3-11 has Zoroaster asking the divinity who (first) prepared haoma and for what reward, to which Haoma recalls Vivahngvant (Persian: Vivaŋhat) to whom Yima Xshaeta (Jamshid) is born; Athwya (Abtin) to whom Thraetaona (Feredon) is born; and Thrita to whom Urvaxshaya and Keresaspa (Karshasp and Garshasp) are born.
The Haoma divinity is identified with priesthood (see Haoma as a divinity), while the barsom stalks "cut for the bundles bound by women" (Yasna 10.17) is the symbol and an instrument of the Zoroastrian priesthood.
en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Haoma   (1777 words)

  
 Yasna part 7
And we worship the part(s) of the Praises of the Yasna, and their recitation as it is heard, even their memorized recital, and their chanting, and their offering (as complete).
And we sacrifice to the entire collection of the Praises of the Yasna; (yea), to the Yasna Praises which were instituted in the world of yore.
With this hymn from the (spirit of) the Yasna do we worship thee, and with the homage which it offers as it is the most legitimate Yasna, and homage of them (all) because of Righteousness the Best.
www.hinduwebsite.com /sacredscripts/zoroscripts/ave_yas_07.htm   (6652 words)

  
 The Gathas The Hymns of Zarathushtra
The language of the Gathas is one belonging to the old Indo-Iranian group which was part of the Eastern families of the Indo-European languages.
This language is called Gathic, and because it is incorporated into the Yasna scripture which is part of the Avesta, it is also called Old Avestan.
In the Yasna, the first Ha of the Gathas is numbered 28.
www.cais-soas.com /CAIS/Religions/iranian/Zarathushtrian/gathas_the_hymns_of_zarathushtra.htm   (4375 words)

  
 Welcome to the Yasna Inc.
Yasna is always looking for really good people-creative, talented, passionate, people to help us continue to deliver winning technology solutions.
A position with Yasna means challenge and responsibility, with a variety of rewards and career options.
Qualified individuals should forward their resumes to Resume@yasna.com and specify sales/marketing in the subject.
www.yasna.com /jobs   (125 words)

  
 Untitled Document
This project was initiated by Yasna Schindler in July 2000.
Well Yasna thinks the same, I think all art forms are very important, essential and fundamental.Connected to this was her internal desire to live art as a part of life and not as a part of something highly complicated in its own.
A one and a half hour journey along the river accompanied by 5 Solo performances and 13 body sculptures on the way, a journey from the skyline of the city, ending up in an unknown green area, almost forgetting that this could still be in the center of a city.
home.wanadoo.nl /~hdiong/yasna/projects.htm   (3771 words)

  
 Ritual Implements of Zoroastrianism   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-28)
I announce (and) carry out (this Yasna) for Mithra of wide pastures, of the thousand, and of the myriad eyes, the Yazad of the spoken name, and for Raman Khwastra.
I announce (and) carry out (this Yasna) for all the masters of Asha, and for all the yazads, the beneficent, who dispose (of all) aright, for those both heavenly and earthly, who are (meet) for our sacrifice and homage because of Asha Vahishta[1].
I desire for this Yasna all mountains possessed of ease of Asha, full of ease[1], Mazda-made, Asha-sanctified, the masters of Asha.
www.hindunet.org /saraswati/avesta/implements1.htm   (12842 words)

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