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Bohemian Rhapsody (2018, Bryan Singer)
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A Parsi fire temple visited frequently by Zoroastrians in Mumbai, India, Oct. 11, 2023. (RNS photo/Priyadarshini Sen)
La magie de NoĂ«l est prĂ©sente presque partout en ce moment, comme dans ce magasin de jouets de Madras / Chennai. Je ne vais pas vous faire un exposĂ© complet sur l'origine de la fĂȘte de NoĂ«l, wikipĂ©dia est la pour ça, mais juste vous rappeler que cette fĂȘte paĂŻenne Ă©tait aussi un culte au Soleil, et une cĂ©lĂ©bration du Dieu Mithra. Mithra est une trĂšs ancienne divinitĂ© indo-iranienne (vers -2000 av JC) qui a ensuite Ă©voluĂ© vers le mazdĂ©isme perse, puis le zoroastrisme, qui est appelĂ© le parsisme en Inde. NoĂ«l est donc la fĂȘte des Parsis, NoĂ«l est une fĂȘte Indienne ;-)
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The magic of Christmas is present almost everywhere right now, like in this Madras / Chennai toy store. I'm not going to give you a full account of the origin of the Christmas party, wikipedia is there for that, but just remind you that this pagan festival was also a sun worship, and a celebration of the Mithra God. Mithra is a very ancient Indo-Iranian deity (around -2000 BC) who then evolved into Persian Mazdeism, then Zoroastrianism, which is called Parsism in India. Christmas is therefore the festival of the Parsis, Christmas is an Indian holiday ;-)
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Slowly down a ladder this Indian woman, an Air Raid Precaution Volunteer, carries her âvictimâ in preparation for such rescue work in case of air raids over Bombay, India. Even for a man this sort of exercise involves great physical strain.
2/12/1942, Air Raid Precaution Exercise.
Also see here.
Students at the Dadar Athornan Institute learn theology and ritual practices of the Zoroastrian faith in Mumbai, India, on Oct. 11, 2023. (RNS photo/Priyadarshini Sen)
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MUMBAI, India (RNS) â With steadily declining numbers, some of Indiaâs Zoroastrians are looking to reduce the strain of becoming a priest in
March 21, 2022: Parsi women walk next to a bas-relief depicting early Zoroastrians at a Parsi colony on Nowruz, the Persian New Year, in Mumbai, India. Parsis, also known as Zoroastrians, worship fire and are followers of the Bronze Age Persian prophet Zarathustra.
(AP Photo/Rafiq Maqbool)
What Is Zoroastrianism?
2500 years ago, Zoroastrianism was the world's most powerful religion and since then it has had a major influence on Christianity, Islam and Judaism. With followers from Freddie Mercury to Nietzsche, many argue that it shaped the world as we know it. Today, it is one of the smallest religions, with around 150,000 followers. How did it lose its power and what does it mean to be a Zoroastrian today?
