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The daily life of contemporary Zoroastrians revolves around various rituals, prayers, and seasonal festivals. The Yasna—the central liturgical ceremony—represents a significant embodiment of Zoroastrian worship and involves intricate rituals, often centered around sacred fire and the recitation of scripture.
Regular prayers structured throughout the day allow practitioners to maintain a personal and communal connection to their faith. These include five daily prayers emphasizing cleanliness and focus on Ahura Mazda, and elaborate seasonal festivals that mark the agricultural calendar and celebrate key components of Zoroastrian cosmology.