Comments on: How our Padshah Sahebs help all devotees

By: veera mundroina

veera mundroina — Sun, 11 Oct 2009 15:23:13 +0000

yes it is very very true at the last minute when u feel all doors are closed u get some divine help this happens when u totally surrender yourself to the Padsha saheb hundreds of parsis visit udvada on every behram roj becasue of the faith and divine help and blessings the Pak Iranshah bestows on them i am also facing a problem and have left everything to Pak Iranshah who i am sure will come with some help at the last minute pl keep us updated of such instances i have also heard a few stories and will narrate the same

By: Farida

Farida — Tue, 30 Jun 2009 08:48:47 +0000

Dear Ervadji
I thank you for Sharing this miracle Article with us. I Always bow My head to Atash Padshahji and Thank Shree Pak Dadar Ahuramazda and bestowing his blessings on all mankind and pray to him to save our community.
God Bless you.
Thank you
With Good wishes from all of us.
Farida

By: Mehernosh A. Patel

Mehernosh A. Patel — Thu, 11 Jun 2009 09:38:19 +0000

Dear Dasturji,

Once Again you have captured our hearts with your heartfelt story telling and the excellent command on the language of English.

Please keep it coming regularly,
Thanks a lot and may Padshah’s grace always be with you.

By: kfkeravala

kfkeravala — Sat, 06 Jun 2009 07:42:05 +0000

Before assuming the post of High Commissioner of India to the UK, Late Dr.L M Singhvi(father of Abhishek Manu Singhvi)came to Udvada and paid his respect to the Padshah Saheb(i.e. Shreeji Paak Iranshah AtashBehram Saheb).He stood outside on the street and paid his respects and left.
The Royal Gaekwad family also use to send sandalwood as an offering to the Paak AtashBehram Saheb of Navsari.

By: Phiroze Panthaki

Phiroze Panthaki — Sat, 06 Jun 2009 06:24:45 +0000

I have often seen the local fisherfolk of Nargol bowing at the gate of the Agiary on their way from and to home.

I have also heard that once a group of them had cast off from the beach at night to catch fish and got caught in a violent storm. When all seemed lost, in desperation to save their lives they started chanting Parsi taro thabario! Parsi taro thabario! (Yathahuvario?). After some time the storm blew over and somehow they were rescued. On reaching Nargol they offered sandalwood to the Padshah Saheb for saving their lives. Some of them still do when a sick loved one recovers or a wish comes true.