Manoucher Avaznia

Dear JJ

This might help you in writing your story!:

//www.youtube.com/watch?v=V7676EC06oc

Best wishes

Thank You

Ebi Jaan;

Thank you for the enlightenment.  I enjoyed it.

Dear Manoucher !

check this out please :

Mashi and Mashianeh
(Mashi va Mashianeh)
Director: Hassan Naghashi

www.shortfilm.ir/2005/docu_pg_2005/documentary_2_2005_page.htm#

Dear Manoucher !

Yes,it has been mentioned as Mehr & mehri in many post zoroasterian literature.(According to the Zoroastrian belief at the beginning of creation, two intertwined rhubab/"rivaas" plants sprouted out of the earth, gradually turning into two humans. This took place on the Mehr day of the month of Mehr. These two humans looked the same in stature, and look, and were known as Mashieh, and Mashianeh).This part is from the book Bundahshn (translated from pahlavi to Farsi by late Dr.Bahar).:

[And at that moment Ahura Mazda blew spirit (created prior to the body) into Mashieh and Mashianeh, and these two became living creatures. Then he told them, "you are the mother and the father of the people of the world. I created you righteous and complete.

Use your words, your thoughts, and your actions properly, and do not worship evil spirits". So Mashieh, and Mashianeh began to move, washed themselves, and then said: "There is only one Ahura Mazda, and he is the creator of the moon, the sun, the stars, the sky, the water, the earth, the plants and all living creatures" ].

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This passage points clearly to the equal status given men and women in the Mazdaist religion, the basis of the Zoroastrian belief system. As mentioned, Mashieh and Mashianeh sprang out of the same root, and emerged simultaneously from the ground. Their respective growths and metamorphoses in to humans were alike. Ahura Mazda addressed them both in the same manner, and with the same words. Following their acceptance of the oneness of God, they both said:[ "We shall both strive to be kind to one another, providing the other with contentment, friendship, and trust"].

P.S.

Mithra-Mitra-Mehr-Mehrdad-Mehrnoosh-Mehri-Mehrieh(dowery)!!!.

Another great poem

Love it. Thanks

Ebi Jaan

Although I have encountered this word in Hafez and perhaps some of our myths, my memory is too rusty to recall them in myths.  In Hafez it has come as Meh'e Geea (Be Talabkaaree's Een Mehr'e Geea Aamadeheem).  Would you drop me a few lines about the mythological source of it please, however nothing comes from my mind that is not related to our, homeland, history, mythology, and culture.

Sepaas

Sepaas

What could have been better than what you just brought from Khosrow Golesorkhee?  I cannot think anything.  I appreciate this.

Manucher Aziz.

This line reminded me of Persian mythological plants;Mashi & Mashiaaneh ( male & female ),responsible for the first human:

گیاه مهر اگر روید ز خاک عاشق چهری

Payandeh Bashi

Manouchehr jaan;

Please, do it.

J.J. Jaan;

 Thank you.

Please, feel free to choose any of them.  After all, you have "Hagh'e Aab'o Gel". And, this was the product of a long peroid of time that I was trying to sing a song for myself.

Sepaas.

May I?

I feel like writing a story about love and start by quoting your poem. So so so beautiful... My favorite line (it's hard too choose, there are many):

ترا بر آب و بر سبزه دو صد پیوند خواهم زد