Song 6.6 (Yasna 33.6)
Transliterated Text:
ýê zaotâ ashâ erezûsh hvô manyêush â vahishtât kayâ ahmât avâ mananghâ ýâ verezyeidyâi mañtâ vâstryâ tâ-tôi izyâi ahurâ mazdâ darshtôishcâ hêm-parshtôishcâ.
Translated Text:
I am the true invoker who, through righteousness, perceives You with the best mind. It is with such mental satisfaction that I wish to work as an adviser for the settled people. Therefore, Wise Lord, I am longing to have Your vision and communion.
Summary Substance:
As against the mumbling ritualistic priests, Zarathushtra is simple and sincere in invoking and perceiving God through righteousness and his best mind. This gives him mental satisfaction that stimulates him to guide the people who are settled with positive and productive activities. That makes him more desirous of perceiving Mazda for further inspiration.
Pondering Point:
“Call on Lord Wisdom to learn how to best advance and advise your society.”