The Parsi Mind: A Zoroastrian Asset to Culture

accepted achieved activities adopted ancient aspects associated attitude Author Avestan became become belief Bombay British calendar called cause ceremony choice continued culture developed Developmental distinctive early economic English enhance essential established ethical exist fact faith famous fields fire followed gained Gathas Gujarati hand Hindu homes human ideas identity India individuals influence intellectual interest involved Iran Iranian knowledge known Kulke language later laws less life-style living marriages Mary Boyce matters meaning moral names nature Navsari nineteenth century norms numbers observances original Panchayat Parsi culture Parsi mind Parsi Zoroastrians Parsism Persian Piloo Nanavutty practices prayer present priestly priests progress purity reasons recent recorded reform Reformists religion religious remained rituals role scriptural secular seen social society spiritual successful teachings temples thought tion traditions trends various western women writings