About Us
Goodhism is rooted in the values of a first-generation Persian Zoroastrian upbringing in the United States. It is inspired by the fundamental mantra of good thoughts, good words, and good deeds, as well as the timeless teachings embodied in the Fravahar. These principles guide the philosophy and purpose behind Goodhism, aiming to share positivity and meaningful teachings with the world.
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Goodhism
Defined as a philosophy or way of life centered around living with intention, positivity, and ethical integrity. It emphasizes the practice of good thoughts, good words, and good deeds while fostering kindness, mindfulness, and a connection to the greater good. Rooted in timeless teachings and universal values, Goodhism encourages individuals to cultivate inner peace, spread positivity, and inspire others to live authentically and purposefully.
Our Mantra
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Good Thoughts
Our thoughts shape our reality and life experience.
When we focus on positivity and abundance, we invite fulfillment and joy into our lives.
Conversely, dwelling on negativity can define our days and even our entire journey.
By cultivating uplifting and empowering thoughts, we can transform our perspective and create a brighter, more meaningful existence.
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Good Words
When rooted in good thoughts, our words naturally reflect authenticity and kindness.
Speaking with intention and positivity not only uplifts ourselves but also spreads goodness and inspires those we interact with, creating a ripple effect of positivity.
Conversely, negative speech often invites negativity in return, reinforcing a cycle that diminishes our well-being and relationships.
Choosing good words helps break this cycle and fosters a more harmonious world.
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Good Deeds
Good deeds are the natural outcome of positive thoughts and words.
They are the manifestation of our good intentions, whether large or small, and they have the power to positively impact the world and ourselves.
Every act of kindness creates a ripple effect, fostering growth, compassion, and connection.
In contrast, bad deeds can lead to a loss of control over our lives, resulting in consequences that hinder our peace and well-being.
By choosing to act with goodness, we create a life filled with purpose and positive influence.
The Fravahar
The Fravahar, a key inspiration for Goodhism, symbolizes principles that align with living a life of positivity, intention, and balance. Here’s how its parts relate to Goodhism:
The Wing Feathers:
Represent good thoughts, good words, and good deeds, the core mantra of Goodhism. These guide us toward creating a life of harmony and purpose.
The Circle in the Middle:
Symbolizes the eternal soul and the interconnectedness of our actions and their impact, a reminder that positivity spreads and comes full circle.
The Figure in the Center:
Represents the individual, emphasizing the power of personal responsibility in shaping a life of goodness and intention.
The Two Streamers/Tassels:
Reflect the choices between positivity and negativity. Moving forward with good thoughts and deeds leads to growth, while negativity holds us back.
The Tail Feathers:
Represent negative thoughts, words, and deeds, which should be avoided to maintain balance and positivity in life.
The Ring in the Hand:
Symbolizes loyalty and commitment to living authentically and staying true to the principles of Goodhism.
The Crown or Headgear:
Represents the value of wisdom and the importance of thoughtful reflection in living a positive, intentional life.
The Fravahar serves as a guiding symbol for Goodhism, inspiring individuals to live with good intentions, spread positivity, and align their actions with the greater good.