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community of
Parsis in India.
Udvada is also the
religious centre of the Ilm-e-
Kshnoom, a very
small Zoroastrian sect
based on a
mystic and
esoteric interpretation...
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Kshnoom.
Although their Kusti prayers are very
similar to
those used by the F****alis, like the rest of the
Parsi community the
followers of
Kshnoom are...
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Bombay two
years earlier.[citation needed] The
philosophy of the Ilm-e-
Kshnoom had a deep
influence on Masani, who in turn
began publishing Shroff's teachings...
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Zoroastrianism does not have a
notion of reincarnation;
albeit Followers of Ilm-e-
Kshnoom in India,
among other currently non-traditional opinions,
believe in reincarnation...
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range with the
dwelling place of the Peshyotan, and the
Zoroastrian Ilm-e-
Kshnoom sect
identifies Mount Damavand as the home of the Saheb-e-Dilan ('Masters...
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interpretation of the Dasatir. In the
early 20th century, a
movement called Ilm-e
Kshnoom ("Path of Enlightenment" or "Beatific Knowledge"),
founded by Behramshah...
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nature became central to the
rulers and kings.
Followers of Ilm-e-
Kshnoom, a
school of
Zoroastrian thought found in India,
practice vegetarianism...
