`,OhManam ,SuVhMaW ,mItiAh ,mLDxvrvb `,AtNa%* ,mI!I ,Am ,Opa
.,Ezvrvg ,AybiamSU% ,AciACa ,Adzam `,Ayham ,SuVynam ,ADxu ,At
Transliterated Text:
dush-sastish sravå môreñdat
hvô jyâtêush sêñghanâish xratûm
apô mâ îshtîm apayañtâ
berexdhãm hâitîm vanghêush mananghô
tâ uxdhâ manyêush mahyâ mazdâ
ashâicâ ýûshmaibyâ gerezê.
Translated Text:
The evil teacher destroys with his teachings
the doctrine of the wisdom of life.
He prevents people
from the precious acquisition of good mind.
I appeal to You, Wise Lord, and to Righteousness,
expressing my mind in words.
Commentary:
An evil teacher will not teach how to live a thoughtful life. He has to keep people in ignorance and away from knowledge attained through good mind. Zarathushtra wants God to help him, through righteousness, to express the truth in understandable words so that people are awakened.
Pondering Point:
“False teachers prevent the people of the world from reason and good thinking.”