0. Repentance and invocation
In the name of God, may the beneficent power and glory of Ohrmazd increase. May the prayer reach righteous, vigorous Sraosha. I repent of bad thoughts, words, and deeds and renounce them.
Daily protection through attentive obedience
A complete protective sequence centered on Sraosha—hearing truth, obeying it, and remaining spiritually awake.
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In the name of God, may the beneficent power and glory of Ohrmazd increase. May the prayer reach righteous, vigorous Sraosha. I repent of bad thoughts, words, and deeds and renounce them.
Recite Yatha Ahu Vairyo five times and Ashem Vohu three times. Profess the Mazdayasnian, Zoroastrian faith and recite the Gah dedication appropriate to the time.
We honor fair-formed, victorious, world-furthering Sraosha, master of Asha. The Ahunawar protects the body. Recite Yatha Ahu Vairyo and the appeal of Kem Na Mazda.
Ask Mazda and beneficent Armaiti to protect from hatred. Reject the Druj, its offspring, its production, and its world, so that deceit may no longer destroy the living creation of Asha.
Offer worship, strength, and praise to brave Sraosha, whose body is the Manthra and whose weapon is spiritual discipline.
Ask for health, endurance, abundance, worthy offspring, long life, the best existence, healing, victory, and the merit that comes through righteous action.
Sraosha is not blind obedience. He represents the capacity to hear reality clearly and answer it with disciplined, truthful conduct.
Complete English study sequence based on the traditional Srosh Baj structure. Repetition counts and Pazand additions can vary by prayer book.
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