The only follower of this man for a period of time was his cousin Maidhyoimangha. One work composed by this figure is divided into seventy two chapters known as Yasnas, which include a section named Ahunavaiti. That work, the Gathas, was written by this figure who is said to have laughed rather than cried when he was born. This man received seven revelations, which included his ascension into God's presence and his triumph over the Satan-like demon, Ahriman. He was inspired to write his faith's holy book, the Avesta, by its supreme god, Ahura Mazda. FTP, name this prophet of a namesake religion, among the first monotheistic faiths.
The only follower of this man for a period of time was his cousin Maidhyoimangha. One work composed by this figure is divided into seventy two chapters known as Yasnas, which include a section named Ahunavaiti. That work, the Gathas, was written by this figure who is said to have laughed rather than cried when he was born. This man received seven revelations, which included his ascension into God's presence and his triumph over the Satan-like demon, Ahriman. He was inspired to write his faith's holy book, the Avesta, by its supreme god, Ahura Mazda. FTP, name this prophet of a namesake religion, among the first monotheistic faiths.
The only follower of this man for a period of time was his cousin Maidhyoimangha.
zoroaster