Yasna ceremony

E1011500

The Yasna ceremony is the central Zoroastrian liturgical rite in which priests recite sacred texts and perform ritual offerings, traditionally conducted in fire temples.

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Surface form Occurrences
Haoma ceremony 1
Yasna liturgy 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Zoroastrian religious ritual
liturgical rite
assistedBy raspi
associatedConcept asha
cosmic order
purity
worship
associatedDeity Ahura Mazda NERFINISHED
centralRiteOf Zoroastrian liturgy NERFINISHED
duration about four hours in full form
about two hours in shortened form
hasPart recitation of sacred texts
ritual offerings
historicalOrigin ancient Iranian religion
includesOffering bread
frankincense
haoma
milk
sandalwood
water
includesRitualAction blessing GENERATED
invocation GENERATED
libation GENERATED
offering to fire GENERATED
language Avestan NERFINISHED
liturgicalFamily long liturgy
officiatedBy zaotar
performedAt fire temple
performedBy Zoroastrian priests NERFINISHED
performedFor community welfare
individual intentions
purpose maintenance of cosmic order
sanctification of creation
worship of Ahura Mazda
relatedRite Vendidad ceremony NERFINISHED
Visperad ceremony NERFINISHED
religion Zoroastrianism
requires consecrated space
fire altar
ritual purity
requiresVestment kusti
padan
sudreh
scripturalSource Avesta NERFINISHED
status most important Zoroastrian ceremony
usesText Gathas NERFINISHED
Yasna NERFINISHED
Yasna Haptanghaiti NERFINISHED
Younger Avesta NERFINISHED

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Yasna associatedWith Yasna ceremony
this entity surface form: Haoma ceremony
Visperad liturgicalCycle Yasna ceremony
this entity surface form: Yasna liturgy