Quotes
So they say
“If a person from one religion radiating on one frequency, tries to enter the other religion, vibrating on another, there is a clash of frequencies, which results in a disorder in Nature!... conversion/acceptance, etc is the work of the Devil or Ahriman, whose job it is to thwart the smooth working of the white side of nature.”
The Parsee Voice, November-December 2007/January-February 2008
“It is not how much one gives
but how one gives that really matters. When you give a smile
to a stranger, that may be the
only good thing received by him
in days and weeks!”
The Art of Giving, Philanthropy,
November-December 2007
“St Augustine, although he had potential access to spiritual
information through his pious mother, who prayed for her
philandering son to no avail for years, himself prayed: ‘Please, Lord, make me pure; but not yet.’”
Russi M. Lala, author, quoted in Spiritual Information 100 Perspectives on Science and Religion, Edited by Charles L. Harper Jr., Essays in Honor of Sir John
Templeton’s 90th birthday
“The Achaemenids of southern Persia practiced burial of the corpses. On the tomb of Cyrus the Great, the inscription states: ‘... Grudge me not this little earth that covers my body.’”
Daryoush Jahanian, MD, founder and president of Fravahar Zoroastrian youth organization in Tehran, founding president of the Zoroastrian Association of Kansas,
and a trustee of the Rustam Guiv Foundation,
FEZANA Journal - Winter 2005
“As an artist and painter, I would hesitate to tell my 20-year-old
self to plunge in, seeing what
a struggle it has been for me.
You need a great intensity of
work and dedication to achieve
a niche in your field, so I would say, ‘Think hard.’”
Jehangir Sabavala, senior artist, on being
asked what advice would you give
yourself when you were 20,
Hindustan Times, May 14, 2006
“High Priest Dastur (Dr) Firoze M. Kotwal has said (personal communication): ‘Both these methods (cremation and burial) are not in accord with Zarathushtrian tenets. However, due to unavailability of a
dokhma, the preferable method
of disposal will be cremation as
it takes less time and disposes
the body speedily.’”
Ervad (Dr) Jehan F. Bagli, president of the North American Mobeds Council, FEZANA Journal - Winter 2005
“Horse-racing is a gamut of emotions, moods and colors, so much like fashion itself!”
Delna Poonawalla, daughter of stud farm owner Zavary Poonawala, Bombay Times, March 28, 2006
“If a person from one religion radiating on one frequency, tries to enter the other religion, vibrating on another, there is a clash of frequencies, which results in a disorder in Nature!... conversion/acceptance, etc is the work of the Devil or Ahriman, whose job it is to thwart the smooth working of the white side of nature.”
The Parsee Voice, November-December 2007/January-February 2008
“It is not how much one gives
but how one gives that really matters. When you give a smile
to a stranger, that may be the
only good thing received by him
in days and weeks!”
The Art of Giving, Philanthropy,
November-December 2007
“St Augustine, although he had potential access to spiritual
information through his pious mother, who prayed for her
philandering son to no avail for years, himself prayed: ‘Please, Lord, make me pure; but not yet.’”
Russi M. Lala, author, quoted in Spiritual Information 100 Perspectives on Science and Religion, Edited by Charles L. Harper Jr., Essays in Honor of Sir John
Templeton’s 90th birthday
“The Achaemenids of southern Persia practiced burial of the corpses. On the tomb of Cyrus the Great, the inscription states: ‘... Grudge me not this little earth that covers my body.’”
Daryoush Jahanian, MD, founder and president of Fravahar Zoroastrian youth organization in Tehran, founding president of the Zoroastrian Association of Kansas,
and a trustee of the Rustam Guiv Foundation,
FEZANA Journal - Winter 2005
“As an artist and painter, I would hesitate to tell my 20-year-old
self to plunge in, seeing what
a struggle it has been for me.
You need a great intensity of
work and dedication to achieve
a niche in your field, so I would say, ‘Think hard.’”
Jehangir Sabavala, senior artist, on being
asked what advice would you give
yourself when you were 20,
Hindustan Times, May 14, 2006
“High Priest Dastur (Dr) Firoze M. Kotwal has said (personal communication): ‘Both these methods (cremation and burial) are not in accord with Zarathushtrian tenets. However, due to unavailability of a
dokhma, the preferable method
of disposal will be cremation as
it takes less time and disposes
the body speedily.’”
Ervad (Dr) Jehan F. Bagli, president of the North American Mobeds Council, FEZANA Journal - Winter 2005
“Horse-racing is a gamut of emotions, moods and colors, so much like fashion itself!”
Delna Poonawalla, daughter of stud farm owner Zavary Poonawala, Bombay Times, March 28, 2006
“If a person from one religion radiating on one frequency, tries to enter the other religion, vibrating on another, there is a clash of frequencies, which results in a disorder in Nature!... conversion/acceptance, etc is the work of the Devil or Ahriman, whose job it is to thwart the smooth working of the white side of nature.”
The Parsee Voice, November-December 2007/January-February 2008
“It is not how much one gives
but how one gives that really matters. When you give a smile
to a stranger, that may be the
only good thing received by him
in days and weeks!”
The Art of Giving, Philanthropy,
November-December 2007
“St Augustine, although he had potential access to spiritual
information through his pious mother, who prayed for her
philandering son to no avail for years, himself prayed: ‘Please, Lord, make me pure; but not yet.’”
Russi M. Lala, author, quoted in Spiritual Information 100 Perspectives on Science and Religion, Edited by Charles L. Harper Jr., Essays in Honor of Sir John
Templeton’s 90th birthday
“The Achaemenids of southern Persia practiced burial of the corpses. On the tomb of Cyrus the Great, the inscription states: ‘... Grudge me not this little earth that covers my body.’”
Daryoush Jahanian, MD, founder and president of Fravahar Zoroastrian youth organization in Tehran, founding president of the Zoroastrian Association of Kansas,
and a trustee of the Rustam Guiv Foundation,
FEZANA Journal - Winter 2005
“As an artist and painter, I would hesitate to tell my 20-year-old
self to plunge in, seeing what
a struggle it has been for me.
You need a great intensity of
work and dedication to achieve
a niche in your field, so I would say, ‘Think hard.’”
Jehangir Sabavala, senior artist, on being
asked what advice would you give
yourself when you were 20,
Hindustan Times, May 14, 2006
“High Priest Dastur (Dr) Firoze M. Kotwal has said (personal communication): ‘Both these methods (cremation and burial) are not in accord with Zarathushtrian tenets. However, due to unavailability of a
dokhma, the preferable method
of disposal will be cremation as
it takes less time and disposes
the body speedily.’”
Ervad (Dr) Jehan F. Bagli, president of the North American Mobeds Council, FEZANA Journal - Winter 2005
“Horse-racing is a gamut of emotions, moods and colors, so much like fashion itself!”
Delna Poonawalla, daughter of stud farm owner Zavary Poonawala, Bombay Times, March 28, 2006
The Parsee Voice, November-December 2007/January-February 2008
“It is not how much one gives
but how one gives that really matters. When you give a smile
to a stranger, that may be the
only good thing received by him
in days and weeks!”
The Art of Giving, Philanthropy,
November-December 2007
“St Augustine, although he had potential access to spiritual
information through his pious mother, who prayed for her
philandering son to no avail for years, himself prayed: ‘Please, Lord, make me pure; but not yet.’”
Russi M. Lala, author, quoted in Spiritual Information 100 Perspectives on Science and Religion, Edited by Charles L. Harper Jr., Essays in Honor of Sir John
Templeton’s 90th birthday
“The Achaemenids of southern Persia practiced burial of the corpses. On the tomb of Cyrus the Great, the inscription states: ‘... Grudge me not this little earth that covers my body.’”
Daryoush Jahanian, MD, founder and president of Fravahar Zoroastrian youth organization in Tehran, founding president of the Zoroastrian Association of Kansas,
and a trustee of the Rustam Guiv Foundation,
FEZANA Journal - Winter 2005
“As an artist and painter, I would hesitate to tell my 20-year-old
self to plunge in, seeing what
a struggle it has been for me.
You need a great intensity of
work and dedication to achieve
a niche in your field, so I would say, ‘Think hard.’”
Jehangir Sabavala, senior artist, on being
asked what advice would you give
yourself when you were 20,
Hindustan Times, May 14, 2006
“High Priest Dastur (Dr) Firoze M. Kotwal has said (personal communication): ‘Both these methods (cremation and burial) are not in accord with Zarathushtrian tenets. However, due to unavailability of a
dokhma, the preferable method
of disposal will be cremation as
it takes less time and disposes
the body speedily.’”
Ervad (Dr) Jehan F. Bagli, president of the North American Mobeds Council, FEZANA Journal - Winter 2005
“Horse-racing is a gamut of emotions, moods and colors, so much like fashion itself!”
Delna Poonawalla, daughter of stud farm owner Zavary Poonawala, Bombay Times, March 28, 2006
“If a person from one religion radiating on one frequency, tries to enter the other religion, vibrating on another, there is a clash of frequencies, which results in a disorder in Nature!... conversion/acceptance, etc is the work of the Devil or Ahriman, whose job it is to thwart the smooth working of the white side of nature.”
The Parsee Voice, November-December 2007/January-February 2008
“It is not how much one gives
but how one gives that really matters. When you give a smile
to a stranger, that may be the
only good thing received by him
in days and weeks!”
The Art of Giving, Philanthropy,
November-December 2007
“St Augustine, although he had potential access to spiritual
information through his pious mother, who prayed for her
philandering son to no avail for years, himself prayed: ‘Please, Lord, make me pure; but not yet.’”
Russi M. Lala, author, quoted in Spiritual Information 100 Perspectives on Science and Religion, Edited by Charles L. Harper Jr., Essays in Honor of Sir John
Templeton’s 90th birthday
“The Achaemenids of southern Persia practiced burial of the corpses. On the tomb of Cyrus the Great, the inscription states: ‘... Grudge me not this little earth that covers my body.’”
Daryoush Jahanian, MD, founder and president of Fravahar Zoroastrian youth organization in Tehran, founding president of the Zoroastrian Association of Kansas,
and a trustee of the Rustam Guiv Foundation,
FEZANA Journal - Winter 2005
“As an artist and painter, I would hesitate to tell my 20-year-old
self to plunge in, seeing what
a struggle it has been for me.
You need a great intensity of
work and dedication to achieve
a niche in your field, so I would say, ‘Think hard.’”
Jehangir Sabavala, senior artist, on being
asked what advice would you give
yourself when you were 20,
Hindustan Times, May 14, 2006
“High Priest Dastur (Dr) Firoze M. Kotwal has said (personal communication): ‘Both these methods (cremation and burial) are not in accord with Zarathushtrian tenets. However, due to unavailability of a
dokhma, the preferable method
of disposal will be cremation as
it takes less time and disposes
the body speedily.’”
Ervad (Dr) Jehan F. Bagli, president of the North American Mobeds Council, FEZANA Journal - Winter 2005
“Horse-racing is a gamut of emotions, moods and colors, so much like fashion itself!”
Delna Poonawalla, daughter of stud farm owner Zavary Poonawala, Bombay Times, March 28, 2006
“If a person from one religion radiating on one frequency, tries to enter the other religion, vibrating on another, there is a clash of frequencies, which results in a disorder in Nature!... conversion/acceptance, etc is the work of the Devil or Ahriman, whose job it is to thwart the smooth working of the white side of nature.”
The Parsee Voice, November-December 2007/January-February 2008
“It is not how much one gives
but how one gives that really matters. When you give a smile
to a stranger, that may be the
only good thing received by him
in days and weeks!”
The Art of Giving, Philanthropy,
November-December 2007
“St Augustine, although he had potential access to spiritual
information through his pious mother, who prayed for her
philandering son to no avail for years, himself prayed: ‘Please, Lord, make me pure; but not yet.’”
Russi M. Lala, author, quoted in Spiritual Information 100 Perspectives on Science and Religion, Edited by Charles L. Harper Jr., Essays in Honor of Sir John
Templeton’s 90th birthday
“The Achaemenids of southern Persia practiced burial of the corpses. On the tomb of Cyrus the Great, the inscription states: ‘... Grudge me not this little earth that covers my body.’”
Daryoush Jahanian, MD, founder and president of Fravahar Zoroastrian youth organization in Tehran, founding president of the Zoroastrian Association of Kansas,
and a trustee of the Rustam Guiv Foundation,
FEZANA Journal - Winter 2005
“As an artist and painter, I would hesitate to tell my 20-year-old
self to plunge in, seeing what
a struggle it has been for me.
You need a great intensity of
work and dedication to achieve
a niche in your field, so I would say, ‘Think hard.’”
Jehangir Sabavala, senior artist, on being
asked what advice would you give
yourself when you were 20,
Hindustan Times, May 14, 2006
“High Priest Dastur (Dr) Firoze M. Kotwal has said (personal communication): ‘Both these methods (cremation and burial) are not in accord with Zarathushtrian tenets. However, due to unavailability of a
dokhma, the preferable method
of disposal will be cremation as
it takes less time and disposes
the body speedily.’”
Ervad (Dr) Jehan F. Bagli, president of the North American Mobeds Council, FEZANA Journal - Winter 2005
“Horse-racing is a gamut of emotions, moods and colors, so much like fashion itself!”
Delna Poonawalla, daughter of stud farm owner Zavary Poonawala, Bombay Times, March 28, 2006
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