Thank you, my friend!

Thank you very much No Avenger! Lol.

Thank you, Peter! You as well.

I always wear headsets, no dependant on the season. Anyways, thank you very much!

Yes, that's true. The last king of Iran and parliament at that time decided to use Cyrus coronation as the beginning of the date, but few people use the Imperial date now.

Yes happy Nowruz!!

 

Happy new year!

I hope a better year for everyone.

 

Happy Nowruz!

Wish you a very peaceful and productive year.

 

Yes, Mother Nature's real New Year! Iranians are lovely people. Don't let your leaders get you into a senseless war. Lead yourselves.

 

happy nowroz everyone and to fellow persian producers
ive been in nowruz festivals once few years back when i was visiting relatives in iran
and what a great time i had there

past years i didnt celebrate it because i actually dont know the exact date of
the special day but i have 2 dear long time friends in iran
( both are sisters and big fans/critics of my music work) they always reminds me of the date
(its usually they would tell me about their nowruz plans for a trip to natural locations in iran with their family and
they usually send me pictures)but this time its inside house celebration with their own family and no relatives are invited due to covid19 according to their last whatsup msg)

i like nowruz celebration too ,not only you will have the chance to see nice locations in iran but also you will eat
special Persian cuisine home made like kookoo sabzi (special omelete with green herbs) and reshte polo (chunky lamb or beef with rice and mixed with iranian thin noodles)all been made at house, they are de le ciouss

away from polotics and those who ''running the show'' ,i like iran as neighbor country ,they have nice locations for trips,great food cuisine at houses and restaurants and nice people with hospitality and their history in producing music is very very rich
with such strong vocals from legends like googoosh /mahasti/hayedeh/sattar /shahram/laila frouhar and others

i have nothing but respect to the Persian society
happy nowruz

 

Very interesting. OK let's go there, I love etymology. The word 'day' comes from the (ancient Asian Indian language) Sanskrit 'di' meaning 'light' (cf. the Indian 'Di-wali' festival of lights), and from 'di' we (via Greek and Latin) got 'dios', 'dieus', 'deity', 'diva' (from 'devi') i.e. a word meaning 'god'/'goddess'. But the actual word 'god' comes from Old Germanic and Scandinavian languages, something like 'gott-en' meaning 'the invoked', think ancient shamanic invokation of god/s.