To my mind, we come because we have a karma to be worked out, so its not truly empty handed…..[like some are blessed with material wealth but not mental peace, some have an abundance of knowledge but not children, some have power but not humility, so these are the attributes we come with based on our own former deeds/acts???
and after working out our karma we again go back with more Karma , and depending upon the manner in which we have lived our lives, we go back with either more negative karma or more Positive karma, and in this slow fashion we move towards farshokereiti…so then nor do we go back empty handed….
So lets pray for The Spirit of Wisdom to guide us towards living correctly with the good mind, the Vohu Mano always at the focus of all our deeds.
Thank you Ervad Saheb for this wonderful Q&A session which is indeed food for our mind, body and soul.
Look forward to more of these lovely little episodes

But it also saddens us by thinking such amazing grace and knowledge from our Lord is avaliable to us yet many of our parsi men and women are so caught up in there mundane chores that not much time is left for spiritual gratification.

If only, all parents take upon them selves to lead their kids on path of religious awarness and on preaching of our Dadar Ahura Mazda, our coming generations will be more grounded by virtues, more responsive to the community needs and more better individuals to their family, to the society & to the world at large.

May the grace of Dadar Ahura Mazda Bless us all always and guide us to live up to his preachings.

Kshnothra Ahurahe Mazdao

Avarice, Lust, Ego, Anger, material possessions, INTERALIA,
are major obstacles to spiritual progress.

Conversations With A Spirit penned by Dorothy Cannon could
be perused to procure perception regarding the spiritual world.