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8 Yasna, XIX. 17. Essays on the Parsis, p. 188.
8 Essays on the Par sis > pp. 176-185.
88 FOUR GREAT RELIGIONS.
sister faiths, only invasion, oppression, and exile have shattered the younger faith to such an extent that much of its ancient birthright has been lost.
The seven principles of the human constitution are clearly mentioned in Yasna LIV. I : " Bodies together with bones, vital power and form, strength and consciousness, soul and Fravarshi. " * The first three are the dense and etheric ...bodies with Prana ; strength is Kama, consciousness is Manas, Urvan (translated soul) is Buddhi, and Fravarshi is Atma. " Every being of the good creation, whether living or deceased, or still unborn, has its own Fravarshi, " says Dr. Haug. 2 But this hardly gives the full idea of the word, as it is expounded in the Fravardin Yasht, in which Ahura-Mazdao declares that every- thing good is maintained by their splendor and glory. They are called the " strong guardian-angels of the righteous, " and evidently represent the Atma, and in many cases the Atma when Manas and Buddhi have been merged in it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
8 Yasna, XIX. 17. Essays on the Parsis, p. 188.
8 Essays on the Par sis > pp. 176-185.
88 FOUR GREAT RELIGIONS.
sister faiths, only invasion, oppression, and exile have shattered the younger faith to such an extent that much of its ancient birthright has been lost.
The seven principles of the human constitution are clearly mentioned in Yasna LIV. I : " Bodies together with bones, vital power and form, strength and consciousness, soul and Fravarshi. " * The first three are the dense and etheric ...bodies with Prana ; strength is Kama, consciousness is Manas, Urvan (translated soul) is Buddhi, and Fravarshi is Atma. " Every being of the good creation, whether living or deceased, or still unborn, has its own Fravarshi, " says Dr. Haug. 2 But this hardly gives the full idea of the word, as it is expounded in the Fravardin Yasht, in which Ahura-Mazdao declares that every- thing good is maintained by their splendor and glory. They are called the " strong guardian-angels of the righteous, " and evidently represent the Atma, and in many cases the Atma when Manas and Buddhi have been merged in it.
What to read after Four Great Religions Four Lectures Delivered On the Twenty First Anniversary of?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Annie Besant to read onlineMoreLess
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