Zoroastrian Numerology
Origin: Ancient Persia / Zoroastrianism · Era: c. 1500 BCE
Rooted in Zoroastrian cosmology of Ahura Mazda and the Amesha Spentas. Numbers reflect one's connection to the divine principles of Zoroastrian metaphysics.
Rooted in Zoroastrian cosmology of Ahura Mazda and the Amesha Spentas. Numbers reflect one's connection to the divine principles of Zoroastrian metaphysics.
Zoroastrianism, founded by Zarathustra, is one of the world's oldest monotheistic religions. Its numerology connects each number to an Amesha Spenta (seven divine emanations of Ahura Mazda) and a corresponding Yazata. The system reflects the cosmic battle between Asha (Truth) and Druj (Falsehood). The Fravahar Number reveals soul essence, indicating which virtues — Good Thought, Best Righteousness, Desired Dominion, Holy Devotion, Wholeness, Immortality — are most accessible.
- Fravahar Number
- Amesha Spenta
- Yazata
What is the Fravahar Number?
Reveals a person's soul essence and divine connection. Indicates which Amesha Spenta virtue is most accessible to the individual.
What are the Amesha Spentas?
Seven divine emanations of Ahura Mazda, each representing a fundamental virtue and governing a domain of creation.
How old is Zoroastrian numerology?
Zoroastrianism dates from 1500-600 BCE, one of the world's oldest monotheistic traditions. Its numerology reflects the Asha/Druj dualism at the heart of Zoroastrian metaphysics.