"Asha" in Avestian textes

Undoubtedly a unified order encompasses all the hierarchy of being. This cosmic order, referred to in the Avestan texts as Asha, has theological, anthropological, anthropological and moral dimensions and worship. The great set of being in a continuous and directional motion depicts the cosmic order in all its material and transcendental dimensions. In the above text as well as the link between Asha and ethical norms and religious rituals, it illustrates and examines how Asha can be realized in man and in society. In the ontological realm, Asha is a creature of Ahura Mazda, in other words, a manifestation of Ahura Mazda, with whom she collaborates and mediates the creation of Ahura creatures. From interacting with God and Amish Spaniard to direct and indirect influence on the various moral and worship layers of human life. Thus, the life, viability and consistency of Zoroastrianism may lie in the great meaning of Asha and its adherence. In the individual dimension of human life, it is evident in the form of a complete human being, and the full realization of the social dimension of human life, achieving Mann is a city.