I would think of preservation by representation over the cushioning theory; which I only recall being said here, I think we can say some priests put Zarathushtra in the context of the tradition or the old Aryan traditions were put into a Zaradosht Kanon context. The afterlife stuff isn't the same as imaginary, but spiritual realms are talked about in a limited way.
I would think of preservation by representation over the cushioning theory; which I only recall being said here,
I think we can say some priests put Zarathushtra in the context of the tradition or the old Aryan traditions were put into a Zaradosht Kanon context.
The afterlife stuff isn't the same as imaginary, but spiritual realms are talked about in a limited way.
Kavasji Edulji Kanga does a fair Khorda Avesta.
Kenneth Sylvan Guthrie or some other author would have translated the Yasnas in an understandable way.