Song 7.11 (Yasna 34.11)
`,Acsltatvrvma ,A ,iAqvraX `,Acslwruah ,Ebu ,iOt ,Ta
`,!xaW ,SitiamarA ,Tam ,ACa `,OhManam ,ArqaSx ,SuVhMaW
.,Iha ,iOBq ,mLSEawdIW ,Adzam ,A ,SiAt `,ISIwvt ,ItiUyatu
`,!xaW ,SitiamarA ,Tam ,ACa `,OhManam ,ArqaSx ,SuVhMaW
.,Iha ,iOBq ,mLSEawdIW ,Adzam ,A ,SiAt `,ISIwvt ,ItiUyatu
Transliterated Text:
at tôi ubê haurvåscâ
xvarethâi â ameretatåscâ
vanghêush xshathrâ mananghô
ashâ mat ârmaitish vaxsht
utayûitî tevîshî
tâish â mazdâ vîdvaêshãm thwôi ahî.
Translated Text:
Both wholeness and immortality
lead to Your splendor.
The sovereignty of good mind
and serenity with righteousness
promote steadfast strength and courage.
These, Wise One, constitute our strength against antagonists.
Commentary:
Wholeness and immortality lead to divine splendor. For that goal, a self-reliant good mind, enjoying stability and rightness, gives one the lasting strength and courage to overcome antagonism.
Pondering Point:
“Good mind, stability, and righteousness, when combined, give one the courage to win.”