Song 4.9 (Yasna 31.9)
`,SUtarx ,sa ,ASat ,SuVg ,A ,VBq `,SItiamarA* ,sa ,iOBq
`,mLqap ,ldad ,iAyFa ,Tayh `,Aruha ,Adzam ,SuVynam
.,OyrtsAW ,TahMa ,TiOn ,AW ,V% `,EtiA ,AW ,TAyrtsAW
`,mLqap ,ldad ,iAyFa ,Tayh `,Aruha ,Adzam ,SuVynam
.,OyrtsAW ,TahMa ,TiOn ,AW ,V% `,EtiA ,AW ,TAyrtsAW
Transliterated Text:
thwôi as ârmaitîsh
thwê â gêush tashâ as xratûsh
manyêush mazdâ ahurâ
hyat ah'yâi dadå pathãm
vâstryât vâ âitê
ýê vâ nôit anghat vâstryô.
Translated Text:
I also realized, Wise Lord,
that serenity is Yours,
and O Creator of the Living World,
that wisdom of mind is Yours,
which has given the world the choice
to go either to a settled person, or to the one who is not.
Commentary:
Zarathushtra further realizes that Mazda created our living world. He also created serenity and good mind, two principles that enable the world to make a wise decision to choose between the people who are usefully settled and those who wander in vain.
Pondering Point:
“A state of freedom, a serene atmosphere, and wisdom help one to make the right choices.”