Aryan Planet X Nibiru Ancient Emblem Pendant Zarathustra Zartosht Gift Deal Sale Special Offer ahura mazda zartosht zarathustra budha budihsm necklace panedant fashion jewelry work of ethnic ancient Persian Aryan nibiru planet x Farvahar Zoroaster and Farvahar The Farvahar (), or Farohar, is to remind one of the purpose of life on this earth, which is to live in such a way that the soul progresses spiritually and attains union with Ahura-Mazda (the Wise Lord); this state is called Frasho-kereti in Avesta. In the center of the figure is a circle which represents the soul of the individual. For the soul to evolve and progress, it has two wings. In each wing there are five layers of feathers. These remind one of the five jzhirums with which the soul is linked. To achieve the ultimate goal of reaching Ahura-Mazda, the soul has to pass through all the jzhirums. The five layers can also represent the five Divine Songs (Gathas) of Zarathustra, the five divisions of the day (Gehs), and the five senses of the human body. In nature, there exist two opposing forces: Spenta-Mainyu the good mind or assar-i roshni and Angre-Mainyu the wicked mind or assar-i tariki. A continuous conflict goes on in nature between these two. A person's soul is caught between the two and is pulled by each from side to side. The two long curved legs on either side of the circle represent these two forces. To help the soul balance itself between these two forces, the soul is given a rudder in the form of a tail. This tail has three layers of feathers, which reminds one of the path of Asha Humata (Good Thoughts), Hukhta (Good Words), and Hvarasta (Good Deeds), or Manashni, Gavashni, and Kunashni by which the soul is able to make its own spiritual progress. The head of the figure reminds us that Ahura-Mazda has given every soul a free will to choose either to obey divine universal natural laws or to disobey them. The figure also has a pair of hands which hold a circular ring. The ring symbolizes the cycles of rebirths on this earth and other planes which the soul has to undergo to make progress on the path of Asha. If these divine laws are through Manashni, Gavashni, and Kunashni, our soul will be able to attain u .          [].               [].                 .           .                    .     /ah/                          .                       []. .     .                     () [].                   .                      .          :                          .               .            .       .                       .                           ...   . Es el dios del cielo, omnisciente y sacerdote celeste, lder de los Amesha Spenta divinidades del Zoroastrismo, creadas por Ahura Mazda para ayudar a regir la creacin (los ahura). Es un dios abstracto y trascendente, sin imagen concreta, por lo cual no es representable. Los zorastrianos usan el trmino atar para referise al fuego y luz que son manifestaciones de Ahura Mazda. Angra Mainyu es lo opuesto a Ahura Mazda, es la representacin del mal, no es un dios ni un ente y ha dado lugar al concepto errneo que hay Dualismo Csmico en el Zoroastrianismo. Tambin llamado Ahriman. Representa a los daeva, los de la mala conducta. Mazda significa sabidura, es un nombre femenino (como el griego Sofa), Ahura, significa, literalmente, el "Ser Alto" es masculino. Ahura Mazda es omnisciente, abstracto y trascendente, sin imagen concreta, por lo cual no es representable.