Gatha: Vohu Khshathra, Esfand 29. This day in the Zoroastrian calendar is recognized as one of the five Gatha days, dedicated to the Vohu Khshathra hymn. The Gathas are a collection of religious hymns attributed to Zarathustra, and the last five days of Esfand each year are set aside for these hymns. On this day, Zoroastrians recite the Gathic hymns and observe special rituals. Gatha: Vohu Khshathra serves as a time to reflect on the teachings of Zarathustra and to focus on spiritual and ethical values at the close of the Zoroastrian year. This observance continues to hold an important place in the religious and cultural traditions of the Zoroastrian community.
