In ancient Iran, as elsewhere in the world at the time, the first statues made were small specimens of Glenn pregnant women and animals, reflecting the fundamental belief in the worship of fertility and nature.. The figures of the mother goddess or goddess of fertility, from semi-natural figures, with very large breasts and abdomen and capes, showed the obvious and emphatic signs of fertility.. The existence of these works indicates the social and special position of women in those civilizations. On the other hand, it indicates the perception of human beings from the cosmic position of the female force in the system of existence.. Also, the natural similarities between the life-giving force of woman and the earth, made the two forces one, and the woman became a symbol of the mother.- Kabir means mother of the whole universe. This mythical power can be seen in all the primitive societies of the beginning of the agricultural age, especially in the statues of the mother goddess, and the motifs taken from this thought can be seen in the relics of that period.. In view of all these details, it can be concluded that in the prehistoric worldview of Iran, the superman was a woman, not a man..
The names of the goddesses of Iran
ــGoddess of love: Mitra.
ــGoddess of rain: Anahita.
ــGoddess of War: Khatatria.
ــGoddess of Fire: Fire.
ــGoddess of anger and rage: Indra.
ــGoddess of the storm: Wow.
ــgoddess of victory: ورهرام.
ــGoddess of purity: مهراوه.
ــThe goddess of friendship and connection and peace: آریامن.
ــGoddess of truth and correctness: استاد.
ــA goddess who shares joy and happiness: بغ.
ــGod is the symbol of the sun's ray: اوش بام.
ــGoddess of the twenty-seventh day of October: the sky.
ــChild of Waters: اپام نپات.
ــDaughter of Jupiter and Sparner: ارد.
ــThe supreme paradise or bright world of Jupiter: engorged.
ــThe gift of the sun, the sun gave, the gift of the seal: Mehrdad.
*The greatest and most powerful goddess in ancient Iran was Mitra, Mitra or Mehr was used in the same sense as it is used today, the word Mehraban meaning the person who holds the seal is still used today.
*Anahita was the goddess of rain and growth and fertility, whose will and providence brought rain, rivers flowed, plants grew, animals and humans gave birth, Anahita's mercy encompassed all living beings, and from this It was a sacred essence for all Iranians.
*Khashatria was a warlike god, teaching Iranians the techniques of battle and the manufacture of weapons, and teaching them how to defend themselves against invaders..
*The greatest and most powerful goddess in ancient Iran was Mitra, Mitra or Mehr was used in the same sense as it is used today, the word Mehraban meaning the person who holds the seal is still used today.
*Anahita was the goddess of rain and growth and fertility, whose will and providence brought rain, rivers flowed, plants grew, animals and humans gave birth, Anahita's mercy encompassed all living beings, and from this It was a sacred essence for all Iranians.
*Khashatria was a warlike god, teaching Iranians the techniques of battle and the manufacture of weapons, and teaching them how to defend themselves against invaders..
*Azar was warm and warm, because he loved people, he warmed their houses with his heat, cooked meat and kept demons and vermin away from them..
*It was the wrath of God, it separates the earth and the sky by its own power, and expands everywhere, it rules the storms and the rivers, it destroys the darkness with its light, and sometimes with the iron rod of the mountains themselves. He breaks through, and punishes the sinners.
*Vayo was the goddess of wind and storm, she breaks everything, her voice is thunderous, because she rushes forward to the sky, and she lights the clouds, and when she moves to the ground, she raises the dust on the sky Motivates.
Interesting:Manfred Meyer Hofer, In the article Etymology and the oldest evidence of Mitra's name, after a utopian discussion about the meanings of the sun and the covenant for Mitra, even the word MeterAlso knows the derivative of the name Mitra and "Mi-tra" Means measuring tool, which «ma» The new meaning of the covenant is derived from it, (“metro” Greek It means the right size and size is also from this root). But in the west, the name of Mehrgah is considered equal to the sun god, and sometimes next to the sun, and in the pictures and reliefs, a holy feast is seen, and then it ascends to the highest throne with the wheel of the sun and with it..
In Baluta's article, Mehrparasti in Dashi inscriptions, it is written that in Dashi, Romania, Mitra is constantly entitled "Invincible Sun", "God of Invincible Sun", "God Almighty Invincible", "God the Creator", " Cheshmeh Javid "and the like, and even twice for the adjective omnipotent, they have used the word" nabarzeh "which is the same as" nabreh "meaning brave Persian.. So the author has to admit the Iranian origin of this god, while it becomes clear to us that in some places in the West, Mitra is equal to the sun, but everywhere he is the creator, while in the Iranian Avesta, Mehr is created or Horamzda. once In Mehrisht 1, Ahuramazda tells Zarathustra: I created the seal in the worthiness of worship equal to myself, and elsewhere the seal is openly called "the creation of Ahuramazda", at the end of which Yasht, the sun and the seal are named separately..
Knowing the history and culture of Iran is like entering a world where nothing awaits us except love and honor and sometimes sadness, maybe our history is stored in the memory of our genes so that we can use it to expand self-awareness and self-awareness. .
Hello. In this photo that he put under the June photo(That green lady. Third from the top right)Posted by AMERETAT(امرداد) But he is June(It means perfection, accuracy, correctness and…) But August means eternal(August = to die.a = to negate the word)
Sarah
2 years ago
The books of the Vedas are a major document in the 85,000-year history of Iran, far beyond present-day Iran. Or deliberately denied by the Europeans.
Leo
5 years ago
The first part or its preface is a mere translation, but it is written as autograph. The second part is taken from the Avesta footnotes, and the third is that it follows from this feminine writing that its translator was a woman who liked to leave a feminist archetype, unaware that she had acquired the penis of Mehr and Mitra with a continuous spear. (Metaphor of sun rays) It has equality.
Mohammad Ali Pedram
7 years ago
Best Regards What should be said is that ancient Iran is a land without gods and these names that were mentioned were each a symbol of a phenomenon or the cultivation method for the example of Mithraism is not a goddess ritual and has only reached the steps of human upbringing and we should not Consider a goddess, for example, the degree of milk, old Mehr and Parsi and… Each of these should not be thought of as worshiping that specimen if it was seen as a symbol or a form of antiquity. . The seal is one of the highest degrees of human development, and because of this, this symbol is respected, not because it is a goddess. . Everywhere a statue is discovered in Iran, one should not think that it is a goddess. Whenever Herodotus speaks of the gods of the nations, he speaks of the Iranians :Iranians do not believe in these things and consider these beliefs as a foolish sign and seek God in the heavens and sometimes offer sacrifices to the moon or the sun. . That this month and sun is the stage of a person's growth, not the moon and sun of the goddess herself, like someone who gives a sweet to a friend and neighbor after the end of each study period. ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….Has a sequence .
Hello, let me tell you that these are myths and similes of nature. If you pay attention, every country has myths for itself, such as Greek myths and Norse gods, such as Apollo.
Apollo is one of the gods of ancient Greece, if you think you said it right, then don't write in a row so that others don't make mistakes You might say that one mistake leads to many mistakes, even in small cases
Hello. In this photo that he put under the June photo(That green lady. Third from the top right)Posted by AMERETAT(امرداد) But he is June(It means perfection, accuracy, correctness and…) But August means eternal(August = to die.a = to negate the word)
The books of the Vedas are a major document in the 85,000-year history of Iran, far beyond present-day Iran. Or deliberately denied by the Europeans.
The first part or its preface is a mere translation, but it is written as autograph. The second part is taken from the Avesta footnotes, and the third is that it follows from this feminine writing that its translator was a woman who liked to leave a feminist archetype, unaware that she had acquired the penis of Mehr and Mitra with a continuous spear. (Metaphor of sun rays) It has equality.
Best Regards
What should be said is that ancient Iran is a land without gods and these names that were mentioned were each a symbol of a phenomenon or the cultivation method for the example of Mithraism is not a goddess ritual and has only reached the steps of human upbringing and we should not Consider a goddess, for example, the degree of milk, old
Mehr and Parsi and… Each of these should not be thought of as worshiping that specimen if it was seen as a symbol or a form of antiquity. . The seal is one of the highest degrees of human development, and because of this, this symbol is respected, not because it is a goddess. . Everywhere a statue is discovered in Iran, one should not think that it is a goddess. Whenever Herodotus speaks of the gods of the nations, he speaks of the Iranians :Iranians do not believe in these things and consider these beliefs as a foolish sign and seek God in the heavens and sometimes offer sacrifices to the moon or the sun. . That this month and sun is the stage of a person's growth, not the moon and sun of the goddess herself, like someone who gives a sweet to a friend and neighbor after the end of each study period. ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….Has a sequence .
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Peace be upon you, you spoke very thoughtfully and accurately
Hello, let me tell you that these are myths and similes of nature. If you pay attention, every country has myths for itself, such as Greek myths and Norse gods, such as Apollo.
Gods of the North:
Odin
ox
Loki
And…
Apollo is one of the gods of ancient Greece, if you think you said it right, then don't write in a row so that others don't make mistakes
You might say that one mistake leads to many mistakes, even in small cases