Song 11.10 (Yasna 46.10)
Transliterated Text:
ýê vâ môi nâ genâ vâ mazdâ ahurâ dâyât anghêush ýâ-tû vôistâ vahishtâ ashîm ashâi vohû xshathrem mananghâ ýãscâ haxshâi xshmâvatãm vahmâi â frô-tâish vîspâish cinvatô frafrâ peretûm.
Translated Text:
Wise God, whoever, man or woman, shall give me what You know to be the best in life, rewards for righteousness, power through good mind, I shall accompany him and her in glorifying such as You are, and shall, with all of them, cross over the sorting bridge.
Summary Substance:
Praying to Mazda with increasing confidence, Zarathushtra watches as men and women come over to him and offer the very best of their life, a help which strengthens the mission in its righteous plans and good consultation. It is with such companions that Zarathushtra wants to truly glorify God and cross over the “sorting bridge” that separates the righteous from the wrongful.
Pondering Point:
“Men and women are equally capable of holding power and equally are responsible to use that power for the betterment of the world.”