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PRAYER OF ORMUZD YAST ‡ ( In Praise of God ) - Zarathushtra (Zoroaster), The Teachings of Zoroaster and the Philosophy of the Parsi Religion [1905]Edition used:The Teachings of Zoroaster and the Philosophy of the Parsi Religion, ed. S.A. Kapadia (London: John Murray, 1905).
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PRAYER OF ORMUZD YAST‡
“And he who in this material world, O Spitama Zarathustra! shall recite and pronounce§ those names of mine either by day or by night; “He who shall pronounce them, when he rises up or when he lays him down; . . . when he binds on the sacred girdle or when he unbinds the sacred girdle; when he goes out of his dwelling-place, or when he goes out of his town, or when he goes out of his country and comes into another country; “That man, neither in that day nor in that night, shall be wounded by the weapons of the foe who rushes with anger and is Drug-minded; “But those names shall come in to keep him from behind and to keep him in front, from the Drug unseen, . . . from the evil-doer bent on mischief, and from that fiend who is all death, Angro Mainyus.” [‡ ]Ibid. [§ ]See Introduction about the names of God. |

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