Mazdaznan, The.
A Magazine of Modern Thought for Mental and Physical Development / Master-Thought or the Thought That Matters / Universal Philosophy, Sociology, Religion, Science, Cultivation of the Higher Senses and the Development of Body, Mind and Soul.
Truly the light is sweet, and a pleasant thing. It is for the eyes to behold the sun
Other titles: Mazdaznan; Mazdaznan and the Messenger (1913-1914)
1903 Monthly, then quarterly
Chicago, IL, then Los Angeles, CA, then Lowell, MA; then Encinitas, CA. Publisher: Mazdaznan Publishing Co.; Mazdaznan Association; Mazdaznan Press; The Household of Mazda. Editor: Orlando G. Beeler (1920s).
Succeeds: The Sun-Worshiper Succeeded by: Mazdaznan and the Messenger
2/1, January 1903-current. 32-48 pp., $1.00 a year.

Volume numbering continues that of The Sun-Worshiper. Called Mazdaznan and the Messenger, 1913-1914. This propagates the teachings of Otoman Zar-Adusht Ha'nish, and was largely written by him. Notable is the original version of what became Anyahita. On him see the note under The Sun-Worshiper. The journal served as the advertising medium for Ha'nish's various diet and beauty concoctions and for his books. NYPL microfilm; Association of Research Libraries; University of Illinois; NY Historical Society; California State Library; Stanford University; Harvard University; Universiteitsbibliotheek; Marymount University; etc.

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