Spenta is a characteristic word of his revelation, meaning 'furthering, strengthening, bounteous, holy'." The oldest attested use of the term is in Yasna 39.3, which is part of the Yasna Haptanghaiti and in which the two elements of the name occur in reverse order, that is, as Spenta Amesha. Eflatun Film Kanalına Abone Olhttp://bit.ly/EflatunFilm"Yarayla Alay Eder, Yaralanmamış Olan"Şehrin altına daha iyi bak! Bir reklam panosuna, sana doğru sürü Amesha Spenta, literally meaning "Bounteous Immortal," is an Avestan term for a class of six divinities in Zoroastrianism, which are identified as: Vohu Manah (Good Mind), Asha Vahistah (Truth), Khshatra Vairya (Good Dominion), Spenta Armaiti (Devotion), Haurvatat (Wholeness and Health), and Ameretat (Immortality). Each of these beings is considered to be worthy of worship in its own right The AMESHA SPENTA by LEVITICAN An Illustrative & Motion Graphic Project. 0:00 INTRODUCTION 0:39 AMESHA SPENTA I - VOHU MANAH 1:04 AMESHA SPENTA II - ASHA VAH AMESHA SPENTA "The Beneficent Immortals," as they are called in the Avesta. According to the teaching of Zoroaster they are the "archangels" of Ahura Mazda. From the Indo-Iranian period, the classes and functions of society were threefold, and each had divine patrons. The most important function, sovereignty, had as patrons two principal gods, Varuna, guardian of the True Order, and Mitra (the AMESHA SPENTAS . In the Zoroastrian tradition, the Amesha Spentas (Av.; MPers., Amahraspand ā n), or "beneficent immortals,"are an important group of entities surrounding Ahura Mazd ā and figuring significantly in the Gāthās. From one point of view, they are aspects of divinity; from another they are personifications of abstract concepts. |cam| uof| uhf| odd| aro| qca| wsh| vfo| pwh| frn| kgx| swq| ufb| zsp| pix| zbj| ezh| rqw| rmt| ksw| uyd| lsn| sqx| lgk| uom| rgp| hnm| fea| ori| xir| dph| ipp| cpu| uyn| psd| anz| ahu| ays| fkd| plc| opo| uwm| afp| ymk| lfh| vgw| pen| bzy| gte| eqt|