Dear Atria
Today we participated in Zaniar's baptism ceremony. I've never seen this ceremony before as in Zorastian's religion babies are not being baptised. The purpose of the baptism is simlilar to sedreh poshie in Zoarastian religion - it is like declaring your faith in God and your readiness to follow His commandments. In Zorastain's religion it is done when you are about 10 years old. I've heard that you had your sedreh poshie ceremony recently, so you know what it is about.
Today we participated in Zaniar's baptism ceremony. I've never seen this ceremony before as in Zorastian's religion babies are not being baptised. The purpose of the baptism is simlilar to sedreh poshie in Zoarastian religion - it is like declaring your faith in God and your readiness to follow His commandments. In Zorastain's religion it is done when you are about 10 years old. I've heard that you had your sedreh poshie ceremony recently, so you know what it is about.
In Christian religion parents and godparents declare that they will raise their children in faith of God and the baptise ceremony takes place when you are just few months old. The babies are made members of Christ followers and incorporated with the Church. Zaniar is a very special baby - his mum is Romanian, his Dad is a muslim from Kurdistan and he has been baptise in Greek orthodox church. I would say it is quite an interesting combination.
I think that it doesn't really matter what God you believe in, what is your religion - most importantly is to be a good person, be kind to other people and have good believes, positive thoughts, loving heart and clear thoughts. All the religions teach us the same thing, just they call God different names.
Fill you heart with love, give and receive love and kindness and you will be happy, no matter what is your God's name.
I think that it doesn't really matter what God you believe in, what is your religion - most importantly is to be a good person, be kind to other people and have good believes, positive thoughts, loving heart and clear thoughts. All the religions teach us the same thing, just they call God different names.
Fill you heart with love, give and receive love and kindness and you will be happy, no matter what is your God's name.
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