u-š andartom [ud] *wāspuhragān paydāg bawēnd. u-š homānāgīh ōwōn čiyōn xwaršēd, māh ud starān, meh ud keh kē pad rōšnīh *griftan [ī] ahlāyīh ēkānag *hēnd, bē-šān rōšnīh, wehīh xwēš-kārīh, nē ēkānag. (Anklesaria, 1964, p. 164) پس نزدیکان و‌ رازداران که همواره فروغمند هستند؛ چنانکه خورشید، ماه و ستارگانِ کوچک و بزرگ درجاتِ متفاوتی از نور را دارند، آنان نیز به نسبت پرهیزکاری و نیکی و خویشکاری، درجاتی متفاوت از روشنایی را کسب میکنند... (بخشی از کتابِ پهلویِ گزیده‌های زادسپرم) And those closest and most trusted, who are always radiant, resemble the sun, the moon, and the stars—both great and small. Just as these celestial bodies differ in the degrees of light they emit, so too do these individuals acquire varying levels of brightness based on their piety, goodness, and sense of duty. Yet while their light, virtue, and actions all shine, they are not identical in nature. From the Pahlavi book *Wizīdagīhā ī Zādsparam* (Selections of Zadsparam). ☝🏼✨ https://t.center/ZoroastrianismWisdom ☝🏼✨ https://www.instagram.com/zoroastrian.wisdom