Zoroaster Prophecies All Prophecies 15 Q&A entries in total
Cosmic Dualism of Good and Evil
Zoroaster: The universe is governed by two primal forces: Ahura Mazda (the Wise Lord), representing truth, light, and goodness, and Angra Mainyu (the Destructive Spirit), representing falsehood, darkness, and evil. Their conflict began at the dawn of creation and pervades all of cosmic history.
The Twelve Thousand Years of World History
Zoroaster: World history is divided into four epochs of three thousand years each. The first epoch is pure spiritual creation, the second sees the onset of the cosmic conflict, the third marks Zoroaster's revelation, and the fourth sees the arrival of three successive saviors leading to the final renovation.
The First Savior: Ukhshyat-ereta
Zoroaster: At the end of the first millennium after Zoroaster, the first Saoshyant (savior), Ukhshyat-ereta, will be born from Zoroaster's lineage. He will restore righteousness, reduce humanity's dependence on meat, and advance the world toward goodness.
The Second Savior: Ukhshyat-nemah
Zoroaster: At the end of the second millennium, the second Saoshyant, Ukhshyat-nemah, will appear. He will further advance the cause of good, freeing humanity from the need for food entirely, and the sun will stand still in the sky.
The Third Savior: Astvat-ereta
Zoroaster: At the end of the third millennium — the culmination of world history — the final Saoshyant, Astvat-ereta, will appear. He will preside over the last judgment, utterly vanquish evil, and lead the world into Frashokereti (the final renovation).
The Final Battle Between Good and Evil
Zoroaster: In the end times, the angelic host of Ahura Mazda (the Amesha Spentas and Yazatas) will wage a final war against the demonic forces of Angra Mainyu (the Daevas and Druj). Each divine being has a corresponding demonic adversary. Good will achieve overwhelming victory, and Angra Mainyu will be utterly destroyed.
Resurrection of the Dead
Zoroaster: Before the final judgment, all the dead will be restored to bodily life. The first to rise is the primordial man Gayomard, followed by the first human couple Mashya and Mashyana, and then all souls in succession. Each person will be reunited with their own soul.
The Ordeal of Molten Metal
Zoroaster: A great river of molten metal will flow across the entire earth, and all resurrected beings must pass through it. For the righteous, the molten metal will feel like warm milk; for the wicked, it will burn like fire. This is the ultimate test separating good from evil.
Frashokereti: The Final Renovation of the World
Zoroaster: After the final judgment, the world will undergo a complete renovation and purification called 'Frashokereti'. The earth will be flattened, valleys will be filled. All evil, disease, aging, and death will be abolished forever. The world will be restored to the perfection of its original creation.
Immortality and Eternal Life
Zoroaster: After Frashokereti, all human beings will receive immortal bodies and will no longer need sustenance. They will live forever in a perfected material world, in the presence of Ahura Mazda. Time itself will cease, replaced by eternity.
Judgment of Souls at the Chinvat Bridge
Zoroaster: After each person's death, their soul arrives at the Chinvat Bridge (Bridge of the Separator) for judgment. The righteous person's good deeds appear as a beautiful maiden who guides them across to paradise; the wicked person's evil deeds appear as a hideous crone who casts them from the bridge into the abyss of hell.
The Ultimate Annihilation of Evil
Zoroaster: Angra Mainyu will not merely be defeated but utterly annihilated — erased from existence forever. Hell will be purified by the molten metal, and even the wicked will be redeemed after their purgatorial suffering. In the end, all existence will belong to goodness, and evil will have no place anywhere.
Moral Decline Before the End Times
Zoroaster: Before the end times, the world will endure a period of extreme moral degradation. People will abandon righteousness and forsake truth; falsehood will prevail. The climate will become disordered, with winters growing harsh and long. The demon Azi Dahaka will break free from his chains to terrorize the world, until the hero Keresaspa slays him.
The Sacred Fire and Final Purification
Zoroaster: The sacred fire Atar, son of Ahura Mazda, will play a crucial role in the end times. The fire will sweep across the earth, melting the metal in all mountains to form the river of molten metal. This sacred fire represents not merely physical purification but the ultimate judgment of cosmic truth (Asha) over all falsehood (Druj).
The Final Reconciliation of All Souls
Zoroaster: After Frashokereti is accomplished, Ahura Mazda will perform the final Yasna (religious ceremony), sacrificing the last bull. From the bull's fat and the sacred white Haoma juice, the elixir of immortality will be prepared and bestowed upon all resurrected beings, granting them eternal life.
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Cosmic Dualism of Good and Evil
Zoroaster: The universe is governed by two primal forces: Ahura Mazda (the Wise Lord), representing truth, light, and goodness, and Angra Mainyu (the Destructive Spirit), representing falsehood, darkness, and evil. Their conflict began at the dawn of creation and pervades all of cosmic history.
The Twelve Thousand Years of World History
Zoroaster: World history is divided into four epochs of three thousand years each. The first epoch is pure spiritual creation, the second sees the onset of the cosmic conflict, the third marks Zoroaster's revelation, and the fourth sees the arrival of three successive saviors leading to the final renovation.
The First Savior: Ukhshyat-ereta
Zoroaster: At the end of the first millennium after Zoroaster, the first Saoshyant (savior), Ukhshyat-ereta, will be born from Zoroaster's lineage. He will restore righteousness, reduce humanity's dependence on meat, and advance the world toward goodness.
The Second Savior: Ukhshyat-nemah
Zoroaster: At the end of the second millennium, the second Saoshyant, Ukhshyat-nemah, will appear. He will further advance the cause of good, freeing humanity from the need for food entirely, and the sun will stand still in the sky.
The Third Savior: Astvat-ereta
Zoroaster: At the end of the third millennium — the culmination of world history — the final Saoshyant, Astvat-ereta, will appear. He will preside over the last judgment, utterly vanquish evil, and lead the world into Frashokereti (the final renovation).
The Final Battle Between Good and Evil
Zoroaster: In the end times, the angelic host of Ahura Mazda (the Amesha Spentas and Yazatas) will wage a final war against the demonic forces of Angra Mainyu (the Daevas and Druj). Each divine being has a corresponding demonic adversary. Good will achieve overwhelming victory, and Angra Mainyu will be utterly destroyed.
Resurrection of the Dead
Zoroaster: Before the final judgment, all the dead will be restored to bodily life. The first to rise is the primordial man Gayomard, followed by the first human couple Mashya and Mashyana, and then all souls in succession. Each person will be reunited with their own soul.
The Ordeal of Molten Metal
Zoroaster: A great river of molten metal will flow across the entire earth, and all resurrected beings must pass through it. For the righteous, the molten metal will feel like warm milk; for the wicked, it will burn like fire. This is the ultimate test separating good from evil.
Frashokereti: The Final Renovation of the World
Zoroaster: After the final judgment, the world will undergo a complete renovation and purification called 'Frashokereti'. The earth will be flattened, valleys will be filled. All evil, disease, aging, and death will be abolished forever. The world will be restored to the perfection of its original creation.
Immortality and Eternal Life
Zoroaster: After Frashokereti, all human beings will receive immortal bodies and will no longer need sustenance. They will live forever in a perfected material world, in the presence of Ahura Mazda. Time itself will cease, replaced by eternity.
Judgment of Souls at the Chinvat Bridge
Zoroaster: After each person's death, their soul arrives at the Chinvat Bridge (Bridge of the Separator) for judgment. The righteous person's good deeds appear as a beautiful maiden who guides them across to paradise; the wicked person's evil deeds appear as a hideous crone who casts them from the bridge into the abyss of hell.
The Ultimate Annihilation of Evil
Zoroaster: Angra Mainyu will not merely be defeated but utterly annihilated — erased from existence forever. Hell will be purified by the molten metal, and even the wicked will be redeemed after their purgatorial suffering. In the end, all existence will belong to goodness, and evil will have no place anywhere.
Moral Decline Before the End Times
Zoroaster: Before the end times, the world will endure a period of extreme moral degradation. People will abandon righteousness and forsake truth; falsehood will prevail. The climate will become disordered, with winters growing harsh and long. The demon Azi Dahaka will break free from his chains to terrorize the world, until the hero Keresaspa slays him.
The Sacred Fire and Final Purification
Zoroaster: The sacred fire Atar, son of Ahura Mazda, will play a crucial role in the end times. The fire will sweep across the earth, melting the metal in all mountains to form the river of molten metal. This sacred fire represents not merely physical purification but the ultimate judgment of cosmic truth (Asha) over all falsehood (Druj).
The Final Reconciliation of All Souls
Zoroaster: After Frashokereti is accomplished, Ahura Mazda will perform the final Yasna (religious ceremony), sacrificing the last bull. From the bull's fat and the sacred white Haoma juice, the elixir of immortality will be prepared and bestowed upon all resurrected beings, granting them eternal life.