Homage Unto Ahura Mazda
By
Dastur Dr. M. N. Dhalla
M.A, Ph.D. (Columbia), USA
Table of Contents
Part I (b)
- The Family Prayer
- Prayer for the Dead
- Life is thy greatest gift, Ahura Mazda
- Life is a blend of contradictions
- Life is Service
- Life is Pleasure
- Life is duty
- The cynic rails at life
- The cynic at war with the world
- Life is hard and honest work
- Great is the dignity of work
- I glory in activity, Ahura Mazda
- Let me not lack will, O Mazda
- Progress is the Zoroastrian watchword
- Let me rise early with bright Ushah's dawn
- Give us the sleep of the innocent
- Bushyansta, the slothful
- Man eats to live, he lives not to eat
- Agriculture is man's noblest profession
- May Tishtrya's rain bring fruition to our fields
- Give me bodily health, I pray
- Our community
- Our communal characteristics
- Our culture is exotic
- Time is life
- Today is my own, perchance tomorrow may never come
- Faith works wonders
- Forlorn is life without faith in thee, Ahura Mazda
- Youth is the spring of life
- Give me a peaceful old age
- The torments of a guilty conscience
- The will to sin is sin
- Create in me the penitent spirit, Ahura Mazda
- I pray for forgiveness on my knees
- Who loses character, he loses all
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