Save Bahrot Caves
Dear Friends,
Dr. Homi Dhalla, the Founder-President of World Zarathushti Cultural Foundation, has taken immense pains to initiate gigantic efforts to Preserve and Save the Bahrot Caves as a precious heritage structure since the last several years.
In a first of its kind, he has now initiated an online signature campaign, to be submitted to the Director-General, Archaeological Survey of India, to step up efforts in that direction. You can read the petition at http://www.petitiononline.com/savbah/petition.html, and if you agree to the contents, you may sign it online. It just takes a minute to sign and forward the same to your friends and relatives.
Please do spread the word and take action now !
Watch this brief video of the state of the BAHROT CAVES
Bahrot is located 20 km south of Sanjaan. Around 1351 AD our brave Zarathosti ancestors hid for 13 years in these mountains from Muslim invaders. The ‘Iranshah Flame’ was also moved to Bahrot during this period. Even today, the Holy Fire is burning and it is given the most eminent grade of devoted fire in the world.
Total……………….1284 years (WOW)
Zoroastrians should full extend their support to Dr. Homi Dhalla, for his initiative to preserving our priceless caves of Bahrot, where, Shriji. Pak Iranshah was enthroned by our pious priests for 12 years. Was it not a miracle and untiring efforts put by our pious priests ? To-day, in our petitoin, we request the ASI to provide food and water for our pilgrims, visiting the caves with great effort.
But, Zoroastrians should ponder their thoughts, how our pious priests had preserved Shriji Pak Iranshah in the caves. Who had supplied the water and food for 12 long years ?
This is the lesson to each & every Zoroastrian. Keep full faith in our Zarathosti religion and resolve yourself that I only believe in Vakshur-e – Vakhshuran Asho Spitam Zarathustra as my Prophet and no one else.
Zarathosti Din shad Bad
Believe it or not, spirit faces of both humans and animals are visible on the remnant portions of what once was the Bahrot Caves where our ancestors tended to The Holy Fire for twelve long years … the care they rendered and the sacrifices they made are noteworthy and will remain etched in the annals of zoroastrianism.
Believe it or not, spirit faces of both humans and animals are visible on the remnant portions of what once was the Bahrot Caves where our ancestors tended to The Holy Fire for twelve long years … the care they rendered and the sacrifices they made are noteworthy and will remain etched in the annals of zoroastrianism.