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The 11 pages that link to Asha, each with the reason it gives.

• ZoroastrianismRelated: It names the good order that people are urged to uphold.

• Ahura MazdaRelated: Asha expresses the order and truth that Ahura Mazda establishes and sustains.

• FateRelated: It presents cosmic order as morally significant rather than merely unavoidable.

• GathasRelated: The hymns present commitment to asha as a path of truth and right conduct.

• Angra MainyuCompared with: Angra Mainyu opposes the truth and order that asha names.

• FrashokeretiRelated: Frashokereti is the ultimate triumph of asha over destructive disorder.

• ZurvanismRelated: Ohrmazd's association with asha clarifies the moral pole in Zurvanism's divine opposition.

• ZoroasterRelated: The Gathas present asha as a central principle in Zoroaster’s ethical vision.

• MithraRelated: Mithra's defense of truthful agreements enacts asha in human relations.

• Persian mythologyRelated: It names the order that righteous gods and heroes defend.

• MazdaismRelated: Asha expresses the moral order that worshippers are called to uphold.