Amardād Ameshāspand Parabh
Flowers belong to the plant kingdom and hence are representatives of Amardad Ameshāspand, who also looks after immortality of the soul and its just rewards. Jashan is performed on roj Amardād of mah Amardād.
Tir Yazad Parabh (Tirangān)
It is the festival celebrated on roj Tir of mah Tir with the performance, to honor star Tishtrya and Tir Yazad by the performance of a Jashan. The festival of Tirangān is one of the three most widely celebrated seasonal festivals of ancient Iran.
Khordād Ameshāspand Parabh
Khordad is the third month of the Zoroastrian calendar and it ushers blessings of purity and perfection. Khordad is not only an Amesha Spenta presiding over the purifying waters, but it also embodies the quality of perfection.
Farvardin Mah Parabh Jashan(Farvardiyān)
It is the special day reserved in the year to thank the Fravashis. It comes on Farvardin roj of Farvardin mah. On this day, people go to the Towers of Silence where the Farokhshi ritual is performed and also a group (Anjuman) Jashan may be performed. You may attend in person or participate via Zoom. […]
Dae Mah Parabh
The month of Dae is dedicated to the Supreme Amesha Spenta, Dadar Hormuzd – The Creator, Dae Dadar. It is a month of thanksgiving to the Creator and one way in which gratitude is ritually expressed is by performing Jashan ceremonies either at home, at the office, or at an Aatash Behram/Agyari. It is considered […]
Maedhyarem Gahambar
The Gahambars are a unique set of days in a year to thank God for his creations. Gahambar comes from the Pahlavi gāsānbār, which means “the time for collection.” The “collection” here refers to collecting Nature’s Blessings. It is the time when nature is most generous in distributing her blessings. The celebration of Gahambar can […]
Ayathrem Gahambar
The Gahambars are a special set of days in a year to thank God for his creations. The word Gahambar comes from the Pahlavi gāsānbār which literally means “the time for collection.” The “collection” here refers to collecting Nature’s Blessings. It is the time when nature is most generous in distributing her blessings. The celebration […]
Paetishahem Gahambar
The Gahambars are a special set of days in a year to thank God for his creations. The word Gahambar comes from the Pahlavi gāsānbār which literally means “the time for collection.” The “collection” here refers to collecting Nature’s Blessings. It is the time when nature is most generous in distributing her blessings. The celebration […]
Maedhyoshem Gahambar
No more than 20 people allowed at Atash Kadeh. The Gahambars are a special set of days in a year to thank God for his creations. The word Gahambar comes from the Pahlavi gāsānbār which literally means “the time for collection.” The “collection” here refers to collecting Nature’s Blessings. It is the time when […]
Muktad Prayers
Muktad is a joyous occasion for remembering and welcoming the Fravashis. It’s the time when we can show our love and gratitude to them, as they have helped us in many ways. We have to thank the Fravashis helping in Nature, as well as those helping individual souls of men – living as well as […]
