OpEdNews - Page 3 of Article: Iran and the Spirit of the Airyanem Vaejah Nation

"I was raised by a group of servants from birth. These same servants are with me in Anshan now. When I reached the age of five they brought in the lady Governess, Magizadah [17], to teach me."

Had she said what I thought she had? If Magizadah had been her governess, then this was no ordinary woman, for Magizadah was no ordinary governess! I wondered what shape Magizadah had taken, was she nearby? I looked again at the young servant women but none of them were Magi. The Magi are a cunning group--scientist, and astrologist-- very knowledgeable communities within the Airyanem Vaejah nation. They possess great knowledge of the world, but one must always be cautious when dealing closely with the Magi. It is one thing to invite them to interpret a dream, but it is another thing entirely to entrust your child to one. I wondered if Emperor Astyagas knew what this governess was.

I interrupted her. "You had a fortunate childhood, My Queen. Were you fortunate enough to retain your servants and governess when you left your father's home?" If Magizadah was here, my plans would have to change. I had not taken their magic into account and I was sure even a low level Magi would see through my ruse easily enough. I was not prepared to make myself known just yet.

"My servants are here with me, they will stay with me wherever I go. My father refused to allow Magizadah to come with me when I married. I do miss her. It pains me to think of her so far away, for I love her so. She was the first to tell me outright about my supposed destiny. It was not until I met Prince Cambyses of Anshan at my family's mountain home that the rumors and talk began to surface again. Cambyses and I were instantly drawn to one another, and knowing a marriage would lead to a strong political alliance, my father was very much for the idea."

"Our wedding was joyous, the celebration lasting for several days and nights. The dahualoo zorna (a musical instrument) was played by many different groups of musicians, while Cambyses and I joined the bridal party, and we danced in circles around the large drum. The atmosphere was full of joy and I had no reason to suspect anything but happiness would come of our union."

After short time of joy, we had a son but my father took him and we have been told that we will not see him again. We are without hope; we have passed five painful years so far without any news of our son.

I, the spirit of the Airyanem Vaejah nations, looked at her sadly and said, "I will go back to Atashgah, the place for worship, to pray for the safety of your son, and I will visit you and your husband before leaving Anshan." She thanks me and asked the servant to take me back to Atashgah.

After few days I, the spirit of Airyanem Vaejah nations, requested a meeting with both King Cambyses and Queen Mandane of Anshan; the meeting was arranged in their private quarters. I saw that King Cambyses was greatly distressed; he was devastated for his son. He greeted me quietly and thanked me for visiting them. I told them that I had dreamt that your son is alive and happy. In my dream I saw him coming home to you which will make the entire nation happy. Have faith and be patient; AuramazdÃ will help both of you to get through this terrible time in your lives. I thanked them for their hospitality and then left them.

The analysis of old words and its meaning

[1] Airyanem Vaejah (Aryan Expanse):

It is a command or statement "Say I am Aryan" or I am "Aryan Here" in this place or region.

For example we are saying "Iranem, Iraqem, Americaem, Kurdem, and Germanem"

Airyanem: Is meaning "I am Aryan"

Vaejah or Vearah: has two meaning it is meaning "say or here"

The statement of "Airyanem Vaejah" most likely come from the pray to inform the "God" that I am Aryan, most likely was repeated after each song.

[2] Mount Damavand

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