Homage Unto Ahura Mazda
By
Dastur Dr. M. N. Dhalla
M.A, Ph.D. (Columbia), USA
Table of Contents
Part II (a)
- Let thy love shine upon me, Ahura Mazda
- Nothing do I need, when I have thee, Ahura Mazda
- Draw me ever and anon nearer thee, Ahura Mazda
- Desolate hearts, aweary of the world, seek refuge in thee, Ahura Mazda
- I will live for thee, Ahura Mazda, all the days of my life
- Zarathushtra is thy mirror, in whom we see thee Ahura Mazda
- My Navjot makes me a Mazda-worshipping Zoroastrian
- Conventional religion loses its pristine purity
- Let not my faith in thee be feeble and faint, Ahura Mazda
- Let me not pray by listless role
- Righteousness paves the path that lies between me and thee, Ahura Mazda
- Mazda's soldier am I to fight wickedness and to work for the Kingdom of Righteousness
- Let me not die with a sin on my soul, Ahura Mazda
- Man is man, for he has freedom of will
- Thou art the fountain of mercy, Ahura Mazda
- Endurance is the prime sustaining virtue
- Let not anger enslave me, Ahura Mazda
- We pray for unity, communal and national and international
- Fill me with thy light, Ahura Mazda
- Abject poverty rails against ostentatious riches
- Divine is ideal friendship
- Let me fight and live down my misfortunes
- Let me scatter the dark clouds of gloom and radiate cheer
- Courage makes me man, Ahura Mazda
- Let me not forget thee, when fortune smiles on me, Ahura Mazda
- Let me make a name for me in life
- The seeingly blind and the hearingly deaf
- Man's duty is to work for the perfection of the world
- Virtue is the health of the soul, as vice is its disease
- Give me strength, Ahura Mazda, to do my bit in life
- Healthy body, peaceful mind and joyful heart make for happiness
- Fate weaves not the web of events in man's life
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