The Indo-European Twin Yima, and the Celebration of the First Dawn after Spring Equinox in the Zoroastrian Tradition (original) (raw)

We read in the poetic gathas/songs concerning: "the luminosity/ splendor of the Sun, and the pure, brilliant, white dawn of the day," that no opportunities for excellence/great brilliance shall ever be postponed to another day! (See the Bagán Commentary of Yasna 50.10, 3 rd rhymed verse line, Baghan is one of three ancient commentaries of the gathas/songs.) Thus, according to the ancient Baghan Commentary every new dawn is a celestial indication/sign to make the creation more splendent and sublime! Additionally, the Zoroastrian tradition connects the celebration of Nauv-Rouz (Literally New Day/New Dawn) to one of the divine twins of the ancient Indo-Europeans, namely Yima (literally the Twin.) Yima is the ruler of the golden age of innovation and technology in the Zoroastrian sacred hymns.