Parsi with Parastoo Joon

Parsi with Parastoo Joon Arts and Persian language teacher with 9 years experience

Matching words with their pictures
09/22/2021

Matching words with their pictures

Coloring books a good thing for practice to be a consideration
01/14/2021

Coloring books a good thing for practice to be a consideration

Let their hand create whatever is in their mind☺️ they have a small hands with a big & creative mind ♥️
01/11/2021

Let their hand create whatever is in their mind☺️ they have a small hands with a big & creative mind ♥️

يلدا خجسته🥳🎉🔥🌙🌝🥰♥️Happy Winter Solstice! Shab e Chelleh shâd o farkhonde bâd! Tonight is the eve of the Winter Solstice,...
12/21/2020

يلدا خجسته🥳🎉🔥🌙🌝🥰♥️Happy Winter Solstice! Shab e Chelleh shâd o farkhonde bâd! Tonight is the eve of the Winter Solstice, called "Shab e Chelleh" in Persian or also by the Syriac loanword "Yalda".

Although Winter Solstice celebrations predate Zarathushtra's teachings, they found harmonious symbolism with his doctrine called Mazdayasna (Devotion to Wisdom). Zarathushtra conceives of the world we live in as a theater of conflict between two diametrically opposed ways of being (mainyus), they stand for mental attitudes in the psychological domain, and also opposing moral vectors in all of creation.

There is a progressive or beneficial Way of Being that moves us towards light and closer to the Divine and the frustrating or harmful Way of Being that moves us away from the light, towards darkness. This dualist moral doctrine is later translated as the struggle between "Good" vs "Evil" -- but this struggle is one that occurs within the individual.

The universe is to be understood as a potentially ideal evolution which has been contaminated by internal opposition and frustration. The world is capable of being perfected by the actions of humans by reason of their capacity of moral choice. Through Free Will, human action can promote good and reject evil leading to its ultimate banishment.

You can see how this fits in so well with the symbolism of the Winter Solstice. As the longest night of the year, the Eve of the Winter Solstice is a symbolic turning point, after which the days (and light) grow longer on every subsequent day.

Modern traditions involve staying up late with your loved ones eating red foods symbolizing the sun like pomegranates and watermelon, reading poetry, drinking, and general merrymaking.

The idea is to come together in strength and by focusing on love, goodness, and the triumph of light over darkness in our thoughts, words, and deeds - we pool together our collective light to illuminate even the darkest night of the year.

Wishing you all a wonderful holiday season full of light, love, and ushtâ (radiant happiness)! A big thank you to our dear friend family &

Teaching Persian alphabet with drawing 🤩🥰 Just remember to keep it simple
12/16/2020

Teaching Persian alphabet with drawing 🤩🥰 Just remember to keep it simple

12/13/2020

Christmas train 🚂 which take a lot of love from one city to other one🥰♥️🎄🚂

Make a special Christmas Tree 🎄 for kids & make them happy & let them proud of themselves of what they made by all their...
12/13/2020

Make a special Christmas Tree 🎄 for kids & make them happy & let them proud of themselves of what they made by all their efforts 🥰💚 🎄

12/02/2020
Halloween Decorations 👻🎃👽
10/22/2020

Halloween Decorations 👻🎃👽

10/11/2020

We they want to follow you and you want to take a video from their abilities & creativities 🥰🥰♥️♥️

Isn’t it amazing that they have their ow ideas and ways!!? She makes a puppet for puppet show, and he made a character o...
10/11/2020

Isn’t it amazing that they have their ow ideas and ways!!? She makes a puppet for puppet show, and he made a character of his favorite move☺️☺️♥️♥️they are amazing

How I am lucky to have such brilliant students that they hearts are full of love and their minds are full of creativity ...
10/07/2020

How I am lucky to have such brilliant students that they hearts are full of love and their minds are full of creativity ♥️♥️ She made it for me with a lot of love because she knows that how much I love her as my daughter 🥰🥰🥰❤️❤️❤️❤️ love you Neekalilly💗💗 Thank you for raising children with this kindness whose hearts are full of love like you💓💓💓 ❤️

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