Comments on: Parsis, yoga and pranayama http://www.frashogard.com/parsis-yoga-and-pranayama The definitive blog on Zarathushtrian Mysticism - Ilm-e-Khshnoom Sun, 05 Sep 2010 12:15:00 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Frashogard » Blog Archive » A wish list for 1380 Yz http://www.frashogard.com/parsis-yoga-and-pranayama/comment-page-1#comment-13667 Frashogard » Blog Archive » A wish list for 1380 Yz Mon, 30 Aug 2010 01:36:34 +0000 http://www.frashogard.com/parsis-yoga-and-pranayama#comment-13667 [...] or the chanting of any alien Manthras is strictly prohibited. I have dwelt on this at length in another post. It is not advisable or desirable to ask for favours and boons from any local deities or god men or [...] [...] or the chanting of any alien Manthras is strictly prohibited. I have dwelt on this at length in another post. It is not advisable or desirable to ask for favours and boons from any local deities or god men or [...]

]]> By: Mehernosh A. Patel http://www.frashogard.com/parsis-yoga-and-pranayama/comment-page-1#comment-11526 Mehernosh A. Patel Sat, 05 Jun 2010 15:04:15 +0000 http://www.frashogard.com/parsis-yoga-and-pranayama#comment-11526 Dasturji Saheb, This is one marvellous article that you have penned down.........hoping many more will follow. Hamazor. Dasturji Saheb,

This is one marvellous article that you have penned down………hoping many more will follow.

Hamazor.

]]> By: Frashogard » Blog Archive » An introduction to Zoroastrian Yoga – part 1 http://www.frashogard.com/parsis-yoga-and-pranayama/comment-page-1#comment-10752 Frashogard » Blog Archive » An introduction to Zoroastrian Yoga – part 1 Wed, 28 Apr 2010 13:55:18 +0000 http://www.frashogard.com/parsis-yoga-and-pranayama#comment-10752 [...] earlier post on Parsis, yogic exercises, and pranayam introduced readers to the Zoroastrian concept of Dum, or [...] [...] earlier post on Parsis, yogic exercises, and pranayam introduced readers to the Zoroastrian concept of Dum, or [...]

]]> By: Ratheshtar http://www.frashogard.com/parsis-yoga-and-pranayama/comment-page-1#comment-10342 Ratheshtar Thu, 01 Apr 2010 14:09:12 +0000 http://www.frashogard.com/parsis-yoga-and-pranayama#comment-10342 Very enlightening!!! I have full faith in what our Ustad Saheb has said. As for the detractors,it is rightly said 'Don't cast pearls before swine' ;) Very enlightening!!! I have full faith in what our Ustad Saheb has said.

As for the detractors,it is rightly said ‘Don’t cast pearls before swine’ ;)

]]> By: kfkeravala http://www.frashogard.com/parsis-yoga-and-pranayama/comment-page-1#comment-10275 kfkeravala Mon, 29 Mar 2010 04:49:24 +0000 http://www.frashogard.com/parsis-yoga-and-pranayama#comment-10275 Horse therapy The almost mystical relationship between horses and autistic people has been documented for years. A recreation program for riders with special needs at Happy Trails explores that bond By Joanne Laucius, The Ottawa Citizen March 27, 2010 http://www.ottawacitizen.com/health/Horse+therapy/2733627/story.html Horse therapy

The almost mystical relationship between horses and autistic people has been documented for years. A recreation program for riders with special needs at Happy Trails explores that bond
By Joanne Laucius, The Ottawa Citizen
March 27, 2010

http://www.ottawacitizen.com/health/Horse+therapy/2733627/story.html

]]> By: Hoshedar http://www.frashogard.com/parsis-yoga-and-pranayama/comment-page-1#comment-10148 Hoshedar Wed, 24 Mar 2010 03:12:23 +0000 http://www.frashogard.com/parsis-yoga-and-pranayama#comment-10148 How rude and disappointing that a learned person is trying to enlighten others with the teachings of the Master and the reader namely 'n' has the nerve to threaten others with hospitalization and police round-ups. I reckon he/she is trying to use his/her materialistic power to fulfil his/her own selfish motive. I pity this person and pray to God to guide him/her to the right path ! Ushta te How rude and disappointing that a learned person is trying to enlighten others with the teachings of the Master and the reader namely ‘n’ has the nerve to threaten others with hospitalization and police round-ups. I reckon he/she is trying to use his/her materialistic power to fulfil his/her own selfish motive. I pity this person and pray to God to guide him/her to the right path ! Ushta te

]]> By: Hoshedar http://www.frashogard.com/parsis-yoga-and-pranayama/comment-page-1#comment-10146 Hoshedar Tue, 23 Mar 2010 22:47:59 +0000 http://www.frashogard.com/parsis-yoga-and-pranayama#comment-10146 Hello. First of all Thank You Ervad Marazbanji for trying to be a pioneer in helping people re-establish faith in our own great Zoroastrian religion. I entirely agree with Delnaz T. I entirely believe in our Zoroastrian religion to an extent that I believe anything is possible if done with the help of our prayers and a clean mind/heart. I have experienced the miracles of our prayers on my own self. Unfortunately, people of our religion want a shortcut for everything. They do NOT want to follow the many Tarikats mentioned as a rule in our religion. How many Parsis do we see now who really want to do a single Kusti prayers on a particular day? I myself believe in Humanity and that all should follow and respect all other religions but that should not make them go to a path entirely different from our own Zoroastrian religion and should not be used as a lame excuse to differ from our religion and its Tarikats. The so-called leaders of our community themselves donot know what our great religion is or how miraculous its powers are. The so-called busy people who do not find time for praying get all the time in the world to visit a club or sit and watch TV. All I would say to all those Parsis is Please follow our Tarikats and have faith in our religion and then enjoy the miracles and blessings in life. Hello.
First of all Thank You Ervad Marazbanji for trying to be a pioneer in helping people re-establish faith in our own great Zoroastrian religion.
I entirely agree with Delnaz T. I entirely believe in our Zoroastrian religion to an extent that I believe anything is possible if done with the help of our prayers and a clean mind/heart. I have experienced the miracles of our prayers on my own self. Unfortunately, people of our religion want a shortcut for everything. They do NOT want to follow the many Tarikats mentioned as a rule in our religion. How many Parsis do we see now who really want to do a single Kusti prayers on a particular day?

I myself believe in Humanity and that all should follow and respect all other religions but that should not make them go to a path entirely different from our own Zoroastrian religion and should not be used as a lame excuse to differ from our religion and its Tarikats. The so-called leaders of our community themselves donot know what our great religion is or how miraculous its powers are. The so-called busy people who do not find time for praying get all the time in the world to visit a club or sit and watch TV.
All I would say to all those Parsis is Please follow our Tarikats and have faith in our religion and then enjoy the miracles and blessings in life.

]]> By: Delnaz T http://www.frashogard.com/parsis-yoga-and-pranayama/comment-page-1#comment-10106 Delnaz T Sun, 21 Mar 2010 11:43:34 +0000 http://www.frashogard.com/parsis-yoga-and-pranayama#comment-10106 Thank you Ervad Hathiramji for this information. I truly believe in Ilm-e-Khshnoom and without any argument would like to absorb the knowledge and facts mentioned in this article. I have seen the miracles of our Avesta prayers on one of my very close relative. He is suffering from a common disease for which he takes his regular course of medicines and injections. He truly believes in all the teachings of Khshnoom and tries to follow all the tarikats to the best of his capabilities and prays from the Avesta as much as he can. No doubt, he is living with the disease, but he experiences satisfaction, happiness and joy in his life. As per our Zoroastrian religion,we have so many tarikats to follow, but people in our religion easily find an excuse for not following the same. They dont follow themselves and even try to demotivate others who try to follow by making fun and saying,"We dont have time". These articles are the hidden truth, but nobody wants to accept it. I completely agree with Respected Ervadji that unfortunately we Parsis love to mock our own religion and look for cheap and short term alternatives elsewhere. We should respect all religions, but should be true to our own religion and should follow it wholeheartedly. Once again, thank you very much Ervadji for this eye-opening article, i do not find it controversial and argumental at all!! Looking forward for many more such articles!! Sarosh Yazad Panaabad. Thank you Ervad Hathiramji for this information. I truly believe in Ilm-e-Khshnoom and without any argument would like to absorb the knowledge and facts mentioned in this article. I have seen the miracles of our Avesta prayers on one of my very close relative. He is suffering from a common disease for which he takes his regular course of medicines and injections. He truly believes in all the teachings of Khshnoom and tries to follow all the tarikats to the best of his capabilities and prays from the Avesta as much as he can. No doubt, he is living with the disease, but he experiences satisfaction, happiness and joy in his life.
As per our Zoroastrian religion,we have so many tarikats to follow, but people in our religion easily find an excuse for not following the same. They dont follow themselves and even try to demotivate others who try to follow by making fun and saying,”We dont have time”. These articles are the hidden truth, but nobody wants to accept it.
I completely agree with Respected Ervadji that unfortunately we Parsis love to mock our own religion and look for cheap and short term alternatives elsewhere. We should respect all religions, but should be true to our own religion and should follow it wholeheartedly. Once again, thank you very much Ervadji for this eye-opening article, i do not find it controversial and argumental at all!! Looking forward for many more such articles!! Sarosh Yazad Panaabad.

]]> By: minoo daruwalla http://www.frashogard.com/parsis-yoga-and-pranayama/comment-page-1#comment-10103 minoo daruwalla Sun, 21 Mar 2010 05:10:53 +0000 http://www.frashogard.com/parsis-yoga-and-pranayama#comment-10103 Interesting,thought provoking, but controversal.One should stop constructing new Z.religious places instead distribute horses to z.brethern,SO THAT WE CAN RIDE THEM TO OUR WORK PLACES. AMEN! Interesting,thought provoking, but controversal.One should stop constructing new Z.religious places instead distribute horses to z.brethern,SO THAT WE CAN RIDE THEM TO OUR WORK PLACES.
AMEN!

]]> By: n http://www.frashogard.com/parsis-yoga-and-pranayama/comment-page-1#comment-10102 n Sun, 21 Mar 2010 04:45:23 +0000 http://www.frashogard.com/parsis-yoga-and-pranayama#comment-10102 Dear Er. Marzban, Apart from the courage shown by you and a few others, in leading the way from far ahead and spreading the knowledge of Khshnoom, the teachings of Ustad Saheb Behramshah Shroff (God bless his soul), consider this as well - that on the way, there's going to be hospitalization and police roundups - former for the leader and the other for those who follow. Dear Er. Marzban,

Apart from the courage shown by you and a few others, in leading the way from far ahead and spreading the knowledge of Khshnoom, the teachings of Ustad Saheb Behramshah Shroff (God bless his soul), consider this as well – that on the way, there’s going to be hospitalization and police roundups – former for the leader and the other for those who follow.

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