Comments on: Remembering Ervad Eruchshah E. Karkaria

By: The Parsi Avaz digitization project | Frashogard

The Parsi Avaz digitization project | Frashogard — Sun, 29 Jan 2012 05:08:40 +0000

[...] June 2007, Ervad Eruchshah Karkaria passed away in Navsari. [Read my tribute to Eruchshah ] After a few months, I was invited by his daughter Ketayun to his house and asked to take whatever [...]

By: khursheed b irani

khursheed b irani — Sun, 26 Jun 2011 17:20:31 +0000

i was one of the lucky few behdins who had the privilege of getting answers to my difficulties… he always used to caution me ke dikra salaah tau magoch pun tene paalva khoobach mehnat me takat lagarvi parse teni taiiyari karich ke ? i would always humbly bow my head and promise him ke i shall try my utmost to follow our religion as guided by him. May why May …. His soul will definitely be resting in garothman behest.

By: freny mohta

freny mohta — Sat, 25 Jun 2011 08:55:23 +0000

Excellent article. God bless his soul.

By: Er. Zerkxis Bhandara

Er. Zerkxis Bhandara — Mon, 21 Jun 2010 01:52:44 +0000

this was so cool! i enjoyed reading it. i so wish i could be a fraction of what he was! Plus learn more about my family’s priestly lineage. if anybody knows anything about the Bhandara Family lineage please enlighten me.

By: Roxana

Roxana — Sun, 28 Jun 2009 21:40:48 +0000

This article was beautiful. what does Khshnoom mean. Is it a group of Zarthushtis or a group of books other than the Avesta?
I live in Canada and am not too familiar with the terms and words used. But would love to learn. I would like to learn more about my religion so I can pass that on to my son but the resources are so far and apart and living in the west makes it even more difficult. I love reading the stories and different things put up in the Frashogard.
Sometimes they make sense sometimes I am lost like today.
THANK YOU for sharing, please do not stop.

By: Godrej

Godrej — Sun, 28 Jun 2009 07:01:08 +0000

Its a sad thing that today’s zoroastrains do not have time or inclination to follow the foot steps of such great religious scholar. May his soul rest in eternal peace and guide us from Garothman Behest.

By: Kaizad Kumana

Kaizad Kumana — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 15:19:51 +0000

Eruchshah Karkaria is my grand uncle. His wife and my grandmother were real sisters. However in all my 35 years, I never ever knew this aspect of his personality. Thank you for sharing it with all and amy his soul rest in peace. Amen.

By: Behram P. Dhabhar

Behram P. Dhabhar — Thu, 25 Jun 2009 03:59:31 +0000

I had the good fortune of attending late Ervad Saheb Eruchshah’s Jashan on Roj Avan Mah Bahman at Mehella Patel Agyari. As an act of fate or Miracle whichever we can call it, as soon as the Jashan started the electric supply went off. There may have been a local breakdown or one in the vicinity, but as soon as the prayers got over the electric supply got restored. Since elctricity is one of the Khasters in nature which interfere with the other Khaster present in the precincts of the fire temple, and Eruchshah being such a pious soul that he was, nature made sure that his prayers were conducted in a way he would have preferred it to.

By: Tribute to Ervad Eruchshah Karkaria « Parsis, Iranis, Zarathushtis – ALL Under One Roof

Wed, 24 Jun 2009 10:19:14 +0000

[...] Remembering Ervad Eruchshah E. Karkaria [...]

By: Nazneen

Nazneen — Wed, 24 Jun 2009 07:39:28 +0000

It is indeed a tribute to Ervad Eruchshah Edulji Karkaria.
May Dadar Ahura Mazda Bless his Pious Soul.

Through this article, so many like me who have not known him atleast get to know now, what stalwarts and enlightened soul existed in our community.

But it also makes me anxious thinking what will happen to our community in future, who will guide us and who shall save us from extinction.