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Foundational

Ashem Vohu

The prayer of Asha and true happiness

Complete original prayerAny time12 words
Foundational

Yatha Ahu Vairyo

The Ahunawar—rightful rule through Asha

Complete original prayerAny time; central to many rituals21 words
Foundational

Yenghe Hatam

Reverence for righteous women and men

Complete original prayerAny time; often closes liturgical sections15 words
Kusti & Initiatory

Khshnaothra Ahurahe Mazdao

Opening dedication to Ahura Mazda

Complete core formulaAt purification and before prayer5 words
Kusti & Initiatory

Kem Na Mazda

The protector’s prayer

Core liturgical textDuring purification and Kusti18 words
Kusti & Initiatory

Hormezd-i Khodai

Repentance and the tying of the sacred thread

Pazand core textDuring the Kusti ritual15 words
Kusti & Initiatory

Jasa-me Avanghe Mazda

The Zoroastrian creed

Creedal core textAfter tying the Kusti17 words
Kusti & Initiatory

Srosh Baj

Daily protection through attentive obedience

Ritual-core mapDaily; commonly after Kusti14 words
The Five Gāhs

Hāvan Gāh

Sunrise to noon—the watch of beginning and work

Opening dedicationSunrise to noon8 words
The Five Gāhs

Rapithwin Gāh

Noon to mid-afternoon—the watch of fullness and renewal

Opening dedicationNoon to about 3 PM8 words
The Five Gāhs

Uzayēirin Gāh

Mid-afternoon to sunset—the watch of completion

Opening dedicationAbout 3 PM to sunset8 words
The Five Gāhs

Aiwisrūthrim Gāh

Sunset to midnight—the watch of gathering and protection

Opening dedicationSunset to midnight9 words
The Five Gāhs

Ushahin Gāh

Midnight to dawn—the watch of vigilance

Opening dedicationMidnight to dawn8 words
The Niyayeshes

Khorshed Niyayesh

The complete litany to the Sun

Identifying source lineDuring daylight8 words
The Niyayeshes

Meher Niyayesh

The complete litany to Mithra and covenant

Identifying source lineDaylight; especially with Khorshed Niyayesh8 words
The Niyayeshes

Atash Niyayesh

The complete litany to sacred Fire

Identifying source lineBefore a clean and safely tended flame15 words
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