Before beginning, it is important to clarify that the concept of a human being  in the Farsi language is expressed through more than the two commonly used words enson  and aadamm . These two terms do not merely denote a biological human; they represent two fundamentally different stages or qualities of humanity. Enson : the Immature Human Being If we begin with the semantic origin of the word enson , we find that it derives from the Arabic ens , which itself originates from t

Mazdayasnian insight is the ultimate knowledge of self-understanding and worldview. Essentially, Mazdayasnian (mazd = Mazda, and yasni = to praise, to venerate) means the praise of wisdom—what the Hellenes later translated as φιλοσοφία (philosophia: philo = friend, sophia = wisdom), or “lover of wisdom.” Mazdayasnian insight is the veneration and honoring of wisdom as an entity that is everywhere and, as the saying goes, closer to every living being—who is itself a part of ex

I like the Humanism a lot. It is modern and intellectual. I think it is a step towards final goal of human in life. That is why I have chosen to be a laic Humanist. But in parallel with it, I found the new "Mazdeyasnism" as an ancient path that is very much in line with the views of humanism without disturbing the secular aspect of it. Zarathustra or the person behind this guidance is older and more relevant to the meaning of Humanism than Plato, Socrates or Confucius. Theref

There is an old Persian expression, now largely forgotten: “To find oneself is equal to becoming a god.” In Persian, the word for God is "Khoda". The word "khod" means “self,” and the suffix "-a can be understood as “to get." Thus, "Khoda" may also be interpreted symbolically as “to get oneself” or “to find the self.” With this introduction, the deeper title of this article could be expressed as: “Get yourself, so that you become *paarsaa* (greater than life), so that you bec