Enter an immersive journey through one of the world’s oldest surviving religious traditions. Explore 32 Zoroastrian powers, the Gathas, sacred prayers, Yashts, sacred art, music and more in a connected living encyclopedia.
Zoroastrian Sacred Universe brings theology, cosmology, sacred texts, symbolism, history and an explicitly identified interpretive “inner cosmos” layer into one connected experience.
Journey from Ahura Mazda, Asha, Mithra, Anahita and the Amesha Spentas through the wider sacred world, then into Angra Mainyu and the forces associated with Druj. Every Codex entry combines detailed writing, original character artwork, key correspondences and links to related ideas throughout the app.
Historical and textual material is distinguished from later tradition and modern interpretive synthesis, helping readers see not only what a figure represents, but where those ideas come from and how they developed.
These Android screenshots show the 32-power Codex, detailed character entries, sacred prayer, Living Gathas and Yashts, artwork, music and close textual study.
The app is designed so sacred texts are not isolated from the wider system. Passages connect directly to the powers, concepts and relationships they illuminate.
Study the complete five Gathic groups:
Individual passages combine Avestan text, translation, terminology, textual cautions, commentary and direct links back into relevant Codex entries.
Continue through dedicated gateways into major devotional texts:
The extensive Mihr Yasht is integrated as a complete study text linking covenant, truth, vigilance, justice and sacred order to Mithra and the wider Codex.
Four major prayers receive dedicated treatment:
Each includes Avestan transliteration, a working translation, word analysis, seven interpretive layers, listening practice, reflection questions and wider connections.
Explore traditional Zoroastrian sacred time through:
An interactive viewer supports detailed exploration and zooming.
Read a sacred text and jump directly to the power it describes. Compare two figures. Follow theological relationships. Trace symbols through the Codex. Explore sacred time and examine the opposing movements of Asha and Druj.
The app deliberately distinguishes textual evidence, later development and modern interpretive synthesis, keeping the layers visible rather than merging them together.
Historical doctrine remains distinct while an explicitly identified interpretive layer explores possible psychological and symbolic correspondences.
Structured gateways connect powers, texts, calendar, prayers, mirrors, comparisons, study paths, terminology and personal reflections.
Thirteen major artworks create visual gateways into the cosmic battle, creation under Asha, the divine court, sacred time and the soul’s journey.
Four prayer recitations, eight instrumental tracks, random playback, animated Faravahar presentation and changing environments create an immersive reading space.
Whether approaching Zoroastrianism for the first time or seeking a deeper navigational framework, the app brings cosmology, sacred beings and surviving texts into one coherent system.
An immersive living encyclopedia for exploring 32 sacred and opposing powers, the Gathas, Yashts, prayers, sacred calendar, artwork, music and the relationships that connect the Zoroastrian cosmos.