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Overview Of Zoroastrianism #kabbalah #sufism
Jul 1, 2025
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it's time for you all to wake up and
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shift your
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Paradigm this world is the kingdom of
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darkness and we are living in its last
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days it won't be long before the day of
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the Lord will come like a thief in the
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night the heavens shall pass away with a
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great noise and the elements will melt
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with fervent Heat and the Earth and
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everything therein shall be burnt up the
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luciferian elite have been setting up
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the New World Order and now they've
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established the globalist Beast system
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for the rise of that Wicked one and
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revealing of the man of sin who comes
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after the workings of
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Satan don't take my word for it read the
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Bible and you'll know that perilous
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times shall come in the last
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days and we are in the last
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days
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[Music]
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a
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[Music]
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he
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hello brothers and sisters today we are
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going to be talking about the influence
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of
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Zoroastrianism on Jewish Islamic and
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Gnostic mysticism
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Zoroastrianism is one of the world's
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oldest religions with its roots dating
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back to ancient Persia around 4,000
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years ago it was founded by the prophet
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zoroaster one of the major changes in
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Zoroastrianism occurred when the Persian
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Empire became the dominant power in the
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region the religion became the official
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religion of the Empire and underwent a
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period of growth and expansion
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Zoroastrianism had a significant
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influence on many other religions
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including Judaism socalled
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Christianity and Islam the concept of
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single God the belief in heaven and hell
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and the idea of final judgment were all
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involved in
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Zoroastrianism that was in the beginning
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despite its influence
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Zoroastrianism has seen a definite
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decline in the re recent century today
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and there are only about 100,000
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followers
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worldwide however its impact on world
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religions and unique beliefs continue to
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Fascinate both Scholars and its
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Believers alike
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Zoroastrianism has Rich history that
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spans thousands of years from its
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Beginnings in ancient Persia to its
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influence on other religion it has left
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an undeniable mark on human history
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while its followers may be few in number
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today the Mark it's left definitely
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lives on part one of today's study is
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going to be on the influence that
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Zoroastrianism had on Jewish mysticism
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Zoroastrianism was an ancient religion
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as we said and it originated in Persia
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it heavily influenced mystical Judaism
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during the Babylonian exile one of the
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zoroastrian beliefs is a belief in Good
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and Evil which can be seen in Jewish
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mysticism through the concept of yeter
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har yeter hatab another important aspect
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in Zoroastrianism was the belief in a
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single Supreme deity Aura Mazda who was
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believed to be the source of all
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goodness and light this idea influenced
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Jewish mysticism through the concept of
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Ein that you've heard me talk about so
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many times inof is the infinite and
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unknowable Divine Essence that is at the
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core of all existence in mystical
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Judaism
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Zoroastrianism also had a strong
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emphasis on ethical behavior and
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personal responsibility which can be
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seen in Jewish mysticism through the
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concept of the tun Olam as it is called
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or repairing the world through acts of
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kindness or justice but perhaps the most
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significant influence that
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Zoroastrianism had on Jewish mysticism
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was through its belief in angels and
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demons you see in
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Zoroastrianism there were powerful
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Spiritual Beings known as yazatas who
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were believed to be
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intermediaries between humanity and the
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Divine this heavily influenced Jewish
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mysticism through the concept of angels
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which play a crucial role in cabalistic
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thought part two of today's study
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because this is just a brief overview of
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what Saturday's episode of The Remnant
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report is going to be
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Zoroastrianism influence on Islamic
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mysticism now Islamic mysticism Muhammad
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the ritual of the cabba are some
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profound aspects in Islam that were
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affected by
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Zoroastrianism today we are going to
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talk about the influence Zoroastrianism
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played on Islam particularly Sufi
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mysticism first off it's important to
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note that
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Zoroastrianism was a major religion in
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Persia before the rise of Islam so there
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were naturally some influences that
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carried over one of the key influences
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was that of monotheism but there are a
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lot more more reasons why monotheism
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entered into Islam and we will cover
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that in Saturday's episode now
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Zoroastrianism was one of the first
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religions after the original religion
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and worship of the one true God of
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Abraham Isaac and Jacob to embrace the
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concept of one God and this idea was one
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of the ideas that
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was adopted by Islam another influence
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adopted by Islam was that of the concept
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of Angels and Demons just as we saw in
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mystical Judaism now
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Zoroastrianism believed in good and evil
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spirits that were constantly battling
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for control of the world and this idea
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was also incorporated into Islamic
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theology now as or whether there was any
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influence on Muhammad specifically some
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believe it's hard to say I specifically
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say absolutely there was when Muhammad
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had his so-called Visions the entire
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Arab world was polytheistic and by this
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time so was Zoroastrianism and we're
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going to get into all of that on
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Saturday's episode but for today's brief
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analysis I just want to state that
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Muhammad may have been exposed to zor or
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asianism ideas during his travels as a
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merchant but there's no definite
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concrete evidence to say one way or
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another however there is one aspect of
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Islamic practice that
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absolutely was influenced by Zoro
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asianism and that is the practice of
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walking around the cabba in Mecca you
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see in
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Zoroastrianism it was common to walk
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around a fire as a form of worship and
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some Scholars including myself believe
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that this practice may have been adapted
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by early Muslims as a way to honor Allah
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they you're going to see in Saturday's
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episode there are even Muslim Scholars
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modern Muslim Scholars as well as
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ancient Muslim writers who say that
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walking around the cube in Mecca was a
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part of the Canaanite religion and it
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was something that existed many many
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many years before Muhammad's and I'm
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adding this part in socalled vision from
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the angel Gabriel I'm not doubting that
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Muhammad had a vision I am simply
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doubting who it was from now that being
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said you're going to see in the episode
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Saturday proof of the origin of the
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cabba and how it is linked to both and
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especially Sufi
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mysticism now I do want to say lastly
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that Sufi mysticism is a branch of Islam
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now not lastly I I said that a little
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wrong I want to say lastly when it comes
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to Islam that Sufism is a branch of
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Islam that emphasizes on spiritual
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experience and inner knowledge over
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strict adherence to the religious
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doctrine of Islam and while Sufism
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developed independently from
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Zoroastrianism there are some definite
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similarities between the two for example
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both religions emphasize the importance
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of so-called spiritual Purity but the
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truth is that spiritual Purity only
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comes through following Jesus Christ and
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that is not my opinion that is something
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that can be proved beyond a shadow of a
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doubt using the scientific method no
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less but also the emphasis on
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self-discipline and that is a brief
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overview of the influence that
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Zoroastrianism has played over Islam and
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Sufi mysticism over the years now part
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three and the final aspect of today's
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short overview of Saturday's episode on
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the influence of
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Zoroastrianism on mysticism in general
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is going to be on the zoroastrian
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origins of the quote unquote Christian
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mysticism movements such as gnosticism
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and also the New Age movement now
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Zoroastrianism although and an ancient
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Persian religion played a significant
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role in shaping the beliefs beliefs of
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the Gnostic sects such as those that
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were created and eventually evolved in
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the early Christian era the ones that
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were written about in the actual books
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of the New Testament as well as were
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written about and written against in the
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anti nyine fathers I I looked over to my
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right because I happen to have a
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dictionary of early Christian beliefs
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that is just full of writings from the
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anti nyine fathers against gnosticism
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and they actually talk about the pagan
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origins of gnosticism but as I was
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saying
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Zoroastrianism although it was an
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ancient Persian religion it played a
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significant role in forming the beliefs
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of the groups of gnostics in the early
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Christian era now the same dualistic
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nature of the luciferian religion was
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originated in the mystery religions like
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that of Zoroastrianism
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Zoroastrianism emphasized the struggle
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between good and evil and it did this
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along with the mystical merkaba
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mysticism in Judaism and both of these
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both
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Zoroastrianism and as we've already
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heavily influenced Jewish mysticism well
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both
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Zoroastrianism and Jewish mysticism
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heavily influence gnosticism now the
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Gnostic belief in a Divine spark that is
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trapped in the material world which is
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controlled by evil forces comes directly
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from
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Zoroastrianism and meraba mysticism
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which is known today as cabala now one
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of the most notable of these groups of
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gnostics influenced by
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Zoroastrianism was was the manans
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founded by the so-called Prophet Manny
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in the third Century CE or a and it was
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Manny's teachings that combined elements
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of
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Christianity Buddhism and
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Zoroastrianism to create a complex com
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cosmology that
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emphasized the struggle between light
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and darkness and this is the sect of
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gnosticism that Austine became a part of
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and it was followers of Austine like
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Martin Luther and John Calvin who first
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introduced mysticism into Protestant
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Christian thought now I used the two
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names of Martin Luther and John Calvin
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simply because they are the two names
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that people will recognize the most when
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it comes to the Protestant Reformation
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now
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because of men like
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Augustine and his
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mysticism the Gnostic belief system had
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firmly taken root within the Roman
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Catholic Church centuries before the
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Protestant Reformation so this is not
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something that can by any means be laid
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at the feet of Augustine or Luther or
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Calvin because as we've seen you know
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Augustine got it from the manans and the
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manans were one of many of the groups of
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gnostics in the early centuries after
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Christ now
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Zoroastrianism also influenced Ed the
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development of the modern form of new
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age spirituality
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particularly through the work of women
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like Helena blavatsky and her
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theosophical Society lat's writings Drew
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heavily on Eastern religions including
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Zoroastrianism to create a synchronistic
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spiritual system that emphasized on
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dualism it literally used the dualism of
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Zoroastrianism to create the luciferian
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religion that we see today that is used
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and followed and worshiped by so many of
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the elite of the leaders of the world
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now in conclusion
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for today's short overview on
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Zoroastrianism I just want to say that
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both zoroaster himself and
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Zoroastrianism played a significant role
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in shaping both ancient
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gnosticism and modern New Age
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spirituality its dualistic worldview and
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emphasis on spiritual evolution ution
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continue to influence misguided
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spiritual Seekers who choose to reject
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the only source of truth that is found
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in Jesus Christ and the word of God now
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brothers and sisters I truly hope you've
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enjoyed this brief video and I hope with
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all my heart that you will join us
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