Comments on: How to dispose old religious items – part 2 http://www.frashogard.com/how-to-dispose-old-religious-items-part-2 The definitive blog on Zarathushtrian Mysticism - Ilm-e-Khshnoom Tue, 27 Jul 2010 01:46:35 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: GUDI PESTANJEE http://www.frashogard.com/how-to-dispose-old-religious-items-part-2/comment-page-1#comment-9232 GUDI PESTANJEE Thu, 28 Jan 2010 12:58:46 +0000 http://www.frashogard.com/how-to-dispose-old-religious-items-part-2#comment-9232 Thank you sir, Its my first day and first reading,you made me to go back to early life when grnny use to teach us these and scolod us later for not following the same I feel i have comeback to my family after long long time Many a thing that i was ignorant of have learnd from here. old wases and a krasias consecrated are kept @ native home with due care of not being touch by judeens can those be preserved and passd on to gen next? Thank you sir,
Its my first day and first reading,you made
me to go back to early life when grnny use to teach us these and scolod us later for not following the same
I feel i have comeback to my family after long long time
Many a thing that i was ignorant of have learnd from
here. old wases and a krasias consecrated are kept @ native home
with due care of not being touch by judeens can those be preserved and passd on to gen next?

]]> By: Burjor P. Randeria http://www.frashogard.com/how-to-dispose-old-religious-items-part-2/comment-page-1#comment-9114 Burjor P. Randeria Thu, 21 Jan 2010 05:45:58 +0000 http://www.frashogard.com/how-to-dispose-old-religious-items-part-2#comment-9114 Ervad Marazban, My sincere gratitude for your detailed explanation and procedure on how a Jarthosti must dispose off old and unused religious artefacts and other consecrated objects. I am particularly grateful to you for your last paragraph, wherein you very rightly mention that in the name of fashion, inconvenience and our haste to ape western culture, Jarthostis today conveniently forget wearing the Sudreh and Kusti, the same thing for which our ancestors died for and also suffered tremendous persecution. Congratulations to you and please bring out more enlightening information to educate us all. Ervad Marazban,

My sincere gratitude for your detailed explanation and procedure on how a Jarthosti must dispose off old and unused religious artefacts and other consecrated objects.

I am particularly grateful to you for your last paragraph, wherein you very rightly mention that in the name of fashion, inconvenience and our haste to ape western culture, Jarthostis today conveniently forget wearing the Sudreh and Kusti, the same thing for which our ancestors died for and also suffered tremendous persecution.

Congratulations to you and please bring out more enlightening information to educate us all.

]]> By: n http://www.frashogard.com/how-to-dispose-old-religious-items-part-2/comment-page-1#comment-9100 n Wed, 20 Jan 2010 13:38:53 +0000 http://www.frashogard.com/how-to-dispose-old-religious-items-part-2#comment-9100 Hello and thank you for the valuable information. I would like to ask if there's a particular way of disposing off the used and burnt out wicks of oil lamps? Would it fall into the same category as ash, where it is collected in a paper bag and later given to an Agiary or would burying it in the earth be recommended? I do hope this is considered a religious item though. Hello and thank you for the valuable information. I would like to ask if there’s a particular way of disposing off the used and burnt out wicks of oil lamps? Would it fall into the same category as ash, where it is collected in a paper bag and later given to an Agiary or would burying it in the earth be recommended? I do hope this is considered a religious item though.

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