The Teachings Of Zoroaster

The Teachings Of Zoroaster

by S.A. Kapadia


Oriental scholars, and less understood by the general public. Out of the millions of believers of this faith in the by gone ages, there now remains a handful of devout followers, known as the Parsis. I have, there fore, ventured to put before my readers a brief sketch of the teachings of this divine prophet. I hope, that the strangers to the faith may find in it food for philosophic enlightenment, and the Zoroastrians themselves a subject for deeper and wider researches in the untold wealth of sublime theology and philosophy, now locked up in the monumental tomes of the ancient A vesta writings. It was with great diffidence that I ventured to place a little volume on such a subject as Zoroastrianism before the public, but the encourage ment I received in the past emboldens me to produce a second edition, to which I have added a few important considerations.