Holidays of Zoroastrianism - Festival of Amertat and Fire of Kings

Followers of one of the world's oldest religions, Zoroastrianism, celebrate Amertat Day on August 15. The authentic holiday of the Fire of the Kings is timed to coincide with the entry of the Sun at 23 in the celestial constellation Leo. Followers of the religion founded by Zarathustra consider Amertata the patron saint of the plant world. He is also personified with the infinity of life and the vastness of the universe. It is believed that with the help of the deity, people get the opportunity to engage in creativity without vain thoughts, the desire to become famous and gain fame. Having decided to join the celebration of the Fire of the Kings, it is worth becoming more familiar with the traditions of August 15th. On this day, it is recommended to get up early in order to meet the first rays of sunshine peeking over the horizon and illuminating the world around us in cheerfulness and good mood. It is believed that this ritual will bring the body not only health, but also excellent tone, youth and vigor. Particular importance is attached to water. In ancient times, they believed that in the second ten days of the last month of summer, she gains strength that inspires and inspires. Therefore, a good solution would be a trip to a lake, river, sea or other body of water where you can happily swim. It is customary to leave all the negativity – sad thoughts, anxieties, worries, frustrations and grievances – in the sand, which will disappear from the coastal strip with a light blow of wind. There are other interesting rituals associated with Amertat Day: Following the ancient custom will allow you to meet the triumph of the Fire of the Kings in harmony and tranquility. The holiday of alchemy of spirit, love and joy will charge you with positive energy and provide support for further spiritual growth and development.