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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
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texts constitute 72 chapters altogether, composed at different times and by different authors. The middle chapters include the (linguistically) oldest texts of the Zoroastrian canon. These very ancient texts, in the very archaic and linguistically difficult
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ceremony, which is understood to have a direct, immediate effect: "ar from being a symbolic act, the proper performance of the yasna is what prevents the cosmos from falling into chaos." The culminating act of the
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language. The middle 27 chapters include the (linguistically) oldest texts of the Zoroastrian canon. The inner chapters/sections (excepting chapters 42.1–4,52.5–8) are in the more archaic
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From a literary point of view, the 72 chapters consist of two nested inner cores, and an outer envelope. The outer chapters/sections (the "envelope") are in the
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language, with the four sacred formulae bracketing the innermost core. This innermost core includes the 17 chapters of the
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1–8 in that they too are a collection of invocations to the divinities. Chapters 14–18 serve as an introduction to the
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From a ritual point of view, the liturgy can be broken into 4 major sections, each having its own internal prelude:
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language, include the four most sacred Zoroastrian prayers, and also 17 chapters consisting of the five
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include the (linguistically) oldest texts of the Zoroastrian canon. 17 of the 26 chapters make up the
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ceremony is, very roughly described, to strengthen the orderly spiritual and material creations of
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Primary liturgical collection of Zoroastrian texts, and principal act of worship in Zoroastrianism
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ceremony, without extensions, takes about two hours when it is recited by an experienced priest.
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literally means 'oblation' or 'worship'. The word is linguistically and functionally related to
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in about two hours. With extensions, it takes about an hour longer. In its normal form, the
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himself. The Gathas are in verse. These are structurally interrupted by a) the
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ceremony as "the maintenance of the cosmic integrity of the good creation of
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is again an invocation to the divinities, appealing for their attention.
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Drower, Elizabeth Stephens (1944), "The Role of Fire in Parsi Ritual",
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service, that is, the recitation of the Yasna texts, culminates in the
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service, that is, the recitation of the Yasna texts, culminates in the
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from memory is one of the prerequisites for Zoroastrian priesthood.
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Chapter 70–72: Conclusion and thanks to the divinities for attending
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Yasna 54.1: fourth of four of the most sacred Zoroastrian prayers
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Mills, American Edition, 1898, with select passages adopted from
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1 then enumerates the divinities, inviting them to the service.
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chapter and verse pointers are traditionally abbreviated with
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Yasna 43–51,53: Gathas 2–5 (chapters 43–46, 47–50, 51 and 53)
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17, "to the fires, waters, plants", is almost identical to
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ceremony, and the proper performance of it, is to further
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Chapter 1–12: Invitation of the divinities to the worship
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Yasna 27.13–27.15: three of the four of the most sacred
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4, the offerings are consecrated to the divinities.
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The 72 threads of the Zoroastrian 1807:has original text related to this article: 854:"), accompanied by intense ritual activity. 1843: 1836: 1822: 1741:Kotwal, Firoze M.; Boyd, James W. (1991), 1740: 1485:constitute the prayers that accompany the 1231:: a 4 verse chapter invoking the elements. 674:) of divine order (yet another meaning of 481: 467: 38: 1764: 1639: 761:are organized into 72 chapters, known as 1750: 1627: 1144: 1730: 1528:, vol. 31, Oxford University Press 1222:", also in Gathic Avestan but in prose. 2033: 1702: 1694:. Oxford University Press – via 1684: 1543: 1817: 1743:The Yasna: A Zoroastrian High Liturgy 1685:Dhalla, Maneckji Nusservanji (1938). 1674: 1655: 1544:Dhalla, Maneckji Nusservanji (1908), 1519: 1408:is a repetition of the sections from 707:, the "strengthening of the waters". 1679:, vol. 1, Costa Mesa: Mazda Pub 1596: 1594: 1546:The Nyaishes Or Zoroastrian Litanies 894: 867:occur more than once. For instance, 1767:Die Religion Zarathushtras (Band 3) 1476:, prayers to fire and its divinity. 1456:and the three principal prayers of 1011:, a collection of accolades to the 530: 403:Zoroastrianism in the United States 13: 1514:liturgy now in the public domain: 1421:is blessing upon the house of the 907:Holy Spirit." (Dhalla, 1936:155). 14: 2062: 1792: 1591: 1520:Mills, Lawrence Heyworth (1887), 847:Chapter 13–59: The Staota Yesniia 617:himself. Several sections of the 2008: 1798: 1731:Kellens, Jean (1989), "Avesta", 1392:, here to the genius of prayer ( 718:, the "offering to waters". The 656:The theological function of the 498: 450: 1675:Boyce, Mary (1983), "Δ€b-Zōhr", 1648: 1102:has the prayers referred to by 1660:, vol. I, Leiden: Brill, 1602:"YASNA - Encyclopedia Iranica" 1573: 1435:invocation, also known as the 1115:invocation (also known as the 1059:19–59. The first 10 verses of 744: 651: 1: 1562: 879:63 consists of passages from 1567: 963:, presents other offerings ( 927:, presents libation and the 7: 1765:Stausberg, Michael (2004), 1548:, Columbia University Press 1504: 943:2–3 begin with the formula 554: 547:texts, recited during that 433:Criticism of Zoroastrianism 413:Persecution of Zoroastrians 10: 2067: 1751:Malandra, William (2006), 1325:, a prayer referred to in 1119:), the most sacred of all 956:known collectively as the 750:Structure and organization 682:summarizes the aim of the 635:The Avestan language word 2003: 1967: 1900: 1852: 1689:History of Zoroastrianism 1658:History of Zoroastrianism 2046:Ancient Iranian religion 1526:Sacred Books of the East 1427:('just' or 'true' man). 186:101 Names of Ahura Mazda 1536:(organized by chapter). 1431:60.2–7 constitute the 1015:plant and its divinity. 1491:, "offering to water". 1160: 151:Zoroastrian literature 1959:Shikand-gumanig Vizar 1757:Encyclopaedia Iranica 1733:Encyclopaedia Iranica 1677:Encyclopaedia Iranica 1642:, pp. 337, n131. 1285:: an 8 verse hymn to 1218:, the "seven-chapter 1148: 863:Some sections of the 438:Zoroastrian cosmology 388:Zoroastrians in India 144:Scripture and worship 1656:Boyce, Mary (1975), 1606:EncyclopΓ¦dia Iranica 1510:Translations of the 1388:is again a "hidden" 1319:has the text of the 680:Encyclopedia Iranica 559:The function of the 393:Zoroastrians in Iran 259:Accounts and legends 2015:Religion portal 1338:is a praise to the 1121:Zoroastrian prayers 939:1. 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Zoroastrianism

Ahura Mazda
Zarathustra
Asha
Vohu Manah
Persia/Iran
Faravahar
Avestan
Amesha Spentas
Yazatas
Ahuras
Daevas
Fravashi
Angra Mainyu
Zoroastrian literature
Avesta
Ashem Vohu
Ahuna Vairya
Yenghe hatam
Airyaman ishya
Fire Temples
101 Names of Ahura Mazda
Adur Burzen-Mihr
Adur Farnbag
Adur Gushnasp
Cypress of Kashmar
Gathas
Yasna

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