On a day full of hope and empathy, the youth members of the “Who is the Savior” campaign presented symbolic vases to the mobed of Tehran fire temple. These vases were decorated with a verse from the holy hymns of Gathas, with hopes for the coming of Sushiyant and a peaceful life for the whole world.
On the morning of the 8th of Farvardin (28th March 2024) the youth members of the “Who is the Savior” campaign came to the fire temple in Tehran with their hands full of symbolic Vases of hyacinth with verses from Gathas, mirrors and candlesticks were offered as Nowrooz gifts to the mobeds of Tehran fire temple. In this event the youth members of “Who is the savior” campaign, not only carried with them the symbols of Nowrooz, but also shared a valuable message of wishing for the appearance of Sushiyant, or “appearance of the world savior” and a new era of peace and coexistence between different religions and nations of the world. This is part of the efforts of the “who is the savior” international campaign, which works worldwide with the aim of creating more familiarity between religions and spreading the message of peace and friendship.
The “Who is the savior” campaign is active among the followers of all religions around the world, and on certain days when religious festivals and holidays are celebrated, giving symbolic gifts containing writings centered on “The Coming of Sushiyant” or “The Coming of the Savior of the World” which focuses on The religious teachings of every culture try to spread messages of hope and peace: A symbol of the wish for a time when all the people of the world live together under the umbrella of peace and friendship.
Mobed Pedram Soroushpour, one of the managers of Tehran Fire Temple, pointed out the importance of these activities. He said that these two young Iranians want to show, with their international activities, that there is peace and coexistence between religions in Iran. It is a beautiful work that expresses the unity of religions in the world and the followers of religions in the cultural scope of Iran. In this regard, vases on which a part of Yesna Hat 46 paragraph 3 is written were donated to Zoroastrians as a sign of peace and friendship between religions.
O GOD!
When will the dawn of that day come when goodness and decency shine to protect the world with the wise teachings of the Sushiyant?
Yasna, chapter 46, part 3
Who is the savior
