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Ghambar Hamaspathmaedem, Fravardegan, or Muktad – Zoroastrianism

Posted on February 25, 2013 by Allison Kestenbaum in No Comments
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Zoroastrianism

A celebration of the creation of human beings and a commemoration of souls who have died. Prayers are offered to the fravashis (the divine spark within each human, which lives forever), asking for their blessings and protection.

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