Amesha Spentas, Yazatas, and Zarathustra

Revelations of a Spiritual Legacy

Nina Vale

Prepare to cross the bridge between the visible and the eternal.

In this revealing journey, Amesha Spentas, Yazatas, and Zarathustra guides the reader through the spiritual pantheon of Zoroastrianism as if walking across a sacred tapestry of light and shadow. Written with the urgency of one who knows that chaos never takes a holiday, the book revives the legacy of Zarathustra-the prophet who dared to declare that ethics precedes dogma-and reconnects it to the moral dilemmas of our time.

More than a religious exposition, this work is a map of awakened consciousness: an invitation to the silent battle between order and destruction, free will and manipulation, truth and... that impulse to scroll through the feed instead of confronting one's own soul. The Amesha Spentas and Yazatas appear not as mythological figures, but as living archetypes, pulsing within the most mundane-and most decisive-human choices.

For those who feel something greater pulses behind reality and suspect that the fire still holds secrets, this book is a torch. Handle with care. It burns-but it also illuminates.