Whatever

[vsdoc]

Victorious of/from what?
What and when was this victory.

I don't know if I asked my question correctly, but I hope you understand what I mean.

Zoroastrianism is always about being Good.

Good Thoughts (Humata)

Good Words (Hukata)

Good Deeds (Hvrshta)

So Victory over Evil I guess.

Zoroastrian Places of Worship. Atash Bahram (Atash Behram)

Zoroastrian Places of Worship. Atash Adaran, Agiary, Atashkadeh, Atash Dadgah, Dar-e-Meher or Darbe Mehr

Zoroastrian Places of Worship. Early Chahar-Taqi Fire Temples

Cheers, Doc

 

[UndercoverJIX]

Zoroastrianism is always about being Good.

Good Thoughts (Humata)

Good Words (Hukata)

Good Deeds (Hvrshta)

So Victory over Evil I guess.

Zoroastrian Places of Worship. Atash Bahram (Atash Behram)

Zoroastrian Places of Worship. Atash Adaran, Agiary, Atashkadeh, Atash Dadgah, Dar-e-Meher or Darbe Mehr

Zoroastrian Places of Worship. Early Chahar-Taqi Fire Temples

Cheers, Doc

Thank you.
What this symbolizes, what role this symbolic fire played in that victory. What is the relation of fire with always being good.

I know I am asking some questions which can be taken in a wrong too, based how things are in this world. But my intentions are good and I will appreciate your sharing of knowledge.

 

[vsdoc]

Thank you.
What this symbolizes, what role this symbolic fire played in that victory. What is the relation of fire with always being good.

I know I am asking some questions which can be taken in a wrong too, based how things are in this world. But my intentions are good and I will appreciate your sharing of knowledge.

Usually the elaborate consecration of an Atash Behram fire followed a significant victory by Persian forces.

J.J. Modi, The Religious Ceremonies and Customs of the Parsees, Bombay, 1922. Part 3.

Description of the Zoroastrian initiation ceremonies, including the Naojote and initiation into the priesthood (Navar and Martab).

www.avesta.org

So the original origins might probably have been military. I'm making an educated guess here.

Of course we will be good. Those we defeat, evil.

Later it became more symbolic.

Cheers, Doc

 

[Sharma Ji]

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I know the old man is a Pakistani. Is the young guy an Indian? Kashmiri? Sounds Pashtun his surname. Like Malala.

Cheers, Doc

 

[StraightEdge]

I always love how US talks about 'rules based international order'.

 

[Sharma Ji]

I know the old man is a Pakistani. Is the young guy an Indian? Kashmiri? Sounds Pashtun his surname. Like Malala.

Cheers, Doc

No idea

his accent sounds VERY Kashmiri, I know it well.. not sure but, maybe Pothar -Pahadi - Himachali .. very mountain

 

[vsdoc]

No idea

his accent sounds VERY Kashmiri, I know it well.. not sure but, maybe Pothar -Pahadi - Himachali .. very mountain

Yeah exactly. Thats why I asked. They speak Hindi exactly like that.

Cheers, Doc

 

[VCheng]

I always love how US talks about 'rules based international order'.

Vetoes are according to the rules in UNO. Don't like it? Please get the rules changed. China and Russia do it too, as do others. According to the rules, of course.

 

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Cheers, Doc

 

[StraightEdge]

Vetoes are according to the rules in UNO. Don't like it? Please get the rules changed. China and Russia do it too, as do others. According to the rules, of course.

Reading comprehension is not taught in US?

"US refused to accept the finding". The veto came into the picture only because US refused a ICJ ruling. Maybe go back to kindergarten.

 

[VCheng]

Reading comprehension is not taught in US?

"US refused to accept the verdict". The veto came into the picture only because US refused a ICJ ruling. Maybe go back to kindergarten.

Apparently, comprehension is not your strong suit. Are ICJ rulings binding to begin with?

 

[StraightEdge]

Apparently, comprehension is not your strong suit. Are ICJ rulings binding to begin with?

Apparently, reading is tough for you. It's mentioned there in the screenshot -

It is up to the States concerned to apply the court's decisions in their national jurisdictions, and, in most cases, they honour their obligations under international law and comply.

The comment was about US' (and west by extension) hypocritical 'rules based order' statements. The country that doesn't itself follow rules gives lectures to others about rules based order.

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[VCheng]

The comment was about US' hypocritical 'rules based order' statements. The country that doesn't itself follow rules gives lectures to others about rules based order.

Hypocrisy. Ah yes. I know it when I see it.

 

[Joe Shearer]

did you know cricket is the only game governed by "laws" .. not "rules", laws.

So is this.
People are waiting patiently for you to dance down the wicket. That will be the last dancing you will do.