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Ancient Zoroastrian religious hymn performed with traditional Iranian Sama whirling dance — a mystical and ma’rifat (gnostic) practice aimed at reaching God. The whirling represents cosmic order and ego dissolution. Right hand raised to receive divine grace, left hand lowered to transmit it to creation. The still center symbolizes... show more

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