Transliterated Text:

at ýê mâ-nâ marexshaitê
anyâthâ ahmât mazdâ
hvô dâmôish drûjô hunush
tâ duzhdå ýôi heñtî
maibyô zbayâ ashem
vanghuyâ ashî gat tê.

Translated Text:

Now, Wise One, the person who wants to destroy us,
is indifferent to this doctrine.
He himself is the child of a wrong world,
and is one of the malefactors.
I invoke righteousness for mine,
so that it comes along with good reward.

Commentary:

Although assured of his mission’s success, Zarathushtra and companions have their enemies who are alien to his Divine Message. They are the products of a wrong world; as such, they are harmful. However, adhering fast and firm to the Universal Law of Righteousness, Zarathushtra knows that in spite of some difficulties, the final success would be his.

Pondering Point:

“In the face of the oppression of deceitful and evil people, call upon the righteous order of existence to be empowered to resist them.”

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