Category Archives: Books

Ordinary to Extraordinary is a National Bestseller – Minocher Patel

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Ordinary to Extraordinary is a deeply inspiring and practical guide that demonstrates how seemingly ordinary individuals can rise to extraordinary heights—without extraordinary privileges, resources, or backgrounds. The book is built on a powerful belief: greatness is not reserved for a chosen few; it is accessible to anyone willing to think differently, act consciously, and persevere with purpose. Blending real-life stories,

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ROJINDA GATHAS – Verses from the Holy Gathas to enhance your daily prayers

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Dear Reader, It gives us great pleasure in bringing this small booklet which shares the knowledge of the Gathas of Zarathustra for our global Zarathusti diaspora. The original Rojinda Gathas book was created as a tribute to the late Dasturji Ervad Nadarsha Navroji Aibara by his worthy son, Ervad Yazdi Aibara, Panthaki of the Karani Agiary at Cusrow Baug and

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Sensex, Suvali and the Sea

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Mamaiji’s IPO—Insane Parsi Odyssey My granny—my beloved Mamaiji—was from Suvali. Ah, Suvali! My coastal town! Out there, people spoke so loudly as if they were addressing the Lok Sabha. It was the kind of place where everyone knew everyone’s business—and then added a little extra spice to it for fun. My mamaiji was a petite powerhouse—a short, feisty widow who

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The Legacy of the Jahanian Brothers

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The Legacy of the Jahanian Brothers A Zoroastrian Mercantile Household from Yazd Personal, Family, Commercial, and Political Correspondence of the Jahanian Household during the Qajar Period (1879–1916) Research and Analysis by: Mahdi Vaziniafzal and Jamshid Varza This book examines the social, religious, and economic life of one of themost influential Zoroastrian households in nineteenth-century Iran. The Zoroastrian Jahanian household was among

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New Book – The Rise and Fall of The Sasanian Empire

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Dear Friends, We are happy to inform you that the book “Rivalry Between the Parthian and Sasanian Persian Empires and Rome: The Rise and Fall of The Sasanian Empire” authored by Dr Farokh Erach Udwadia has just been published by the  K R Cama Oriental Institute. If you would like to purchase the book, please let us know we will then post you our Proforma

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New Book – The Fond Farewell

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I am a Parsi Zoroastrian author living in Auckland, New Zealand. I am a semi-retired lawyer. Some years ago (2019), I had written several illustrated books for children, and a book of short stories. They are on your website Zoroastrians.net I have now written a pictorial book containing a true account of our small, white family dog Snowy who had to be

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New Book – Entrepreneurship – Corporate to Calling

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NEW BOOK LAUNCH! A few years ago, I started noticing a recurring pattern in conversations with colleagues, clients, and friends. They were successful… yet unfulfilled. Accomplished… yet disconnected. They said: “I don’t know where I am going with this!” That reflection resonated deeply with us. After spending decades in corporate roles, delivering results and leading teams, both Colleen Sequeira and

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Her Hidden No

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Hi everyone! An 11 year old Parsi Girl, – Persis Solai has officially published her first book! 📖 ​Pease click the link below Purchase her book & Boost her Morale. Give your reviews and rating. ​Your positive reviews and ratings will help her book climb the chart and give her the confidence she needs to write the next one. ​Here

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BOOK RELEASE – ‘BEAUTIFUL MAHABALESHWAR & PANCHGANI’

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Dear Members of the Worldwide Parsi Community,   Heritage Books is delighted to inform you all that for the first-time-ever a coffee table book – ‘BEAUTIFUL MAHABALESHWAR & PANCHGANI’ has been released in November 2025.   This coffee table book has a dedicated chapter – ‘Role of Parsis in Influencing the Twin Hill Stations’ in eight pages. It adds pertinent context to

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