Sentences of the Spiritual Wisdom
dādestān ī mēnōg xrad
The dādestān ī mēnōg xrad (also called the dānāg ud mēnōg xrad ‘The Wise and the Spiritual Wisdom’) is a Pārsīg book in form of the questions of a wise (dānāg) from the Innate Wisdom who is with Ahura Mazdā. The word mēnōg xrad means ‘spiritual wisdom’ or ‘wisdom in the world of thought’ (or, as understood by Nairyōsangh, paralokīyā buddhiḥ ‘the other world’s wisdom’). The book was transcribed into Pāzand and translated into Sanskrit by Nairyōsangh. It was translated into Persian and Gujarati by the Parsi priests of Persia and India. There are also at least two versions of it in Persian verse.
dādestān ī mēnōg xrad
The dādestān ī mēnōg xrad (also called the dānāg ud mēnōg xrad ‘The Wise and the Spiritual Wisdom’) is a Pārsīg book in form of the questions of a wise (dānāg) from the Innate Wisdom who is with Ahura Mazdā. The word mēnōg xrad means ‘spiritual wisdom’ or ‘wisdom in the world of thought’ (or, as understood by Nairyōsangh, paralokīyā buddhiḥ ‘the other world’s wisdom’). The book was transcribed into Pāzand and translated into Sanskrit by Nairyōsangh. It was translated into Persian and Gujarati by the Parsi priests of Persia and India. There are also at least two versions of it in Persian verse.
