Supplement No. 24

Law of Khoreh, Aura

A Zoroastrian should give importance to "Khoreh" (aura, personal magnetism, i.e. the fine invisible current) emanating from the physical body. The outward human body is developed from the inward invisible body called Kehrp (Ysn. 55,1) composed of 16 Chakhras_ plexuses, centres of magnetic current from which every part and every limb and organ of the body are developed. All tenets of Ashoi, holiness or purity and the practice of strict truthfulness together with contrition for sins create healthy influences on the plexuses of Kehrp. The subtleness of this invisible body (Kehrp) is very much accelerated by keeping "Khoreh" in tune with Nature's laws only, and then the soul goes on advancing in Unfoldment through Kehrp.

There are six types of Khoreh, viz, "Farreh Yazadi", "Kyan Khoreh", "Erepat Khoreh" and three other latent ones. By the observance of Baj^[1] canons enjoined in the Zoroastrian religion, the advancement can be effected in the degrees of these, six types of Khoreh, and various grand latent powers developed thereby. With the advancement in Khoreh, the soul goes on Unfolding itself easily and automatically and begins to attain more and more the deep "Divine Knowledge" of Nature's laws. Different types of food produce varied effects on human aura, for which "Tark-e- Haevaniat", the principle of abstinence from animal foods together with austerity and stoicism are necessary. Over all, noblest thinking, speech and behavior are essential for the maintenance of the purity of aura. By thus maintaining Khoreh in accordance with Nature's laws the thoughts become free from pollution, and gradually keep on becoming pure and lofty.