Interweaving and interrelation of Iranian's natural and theological ideas about New Year's fete(Nowruz).

The present study entitled “Interweaving and interreliation ship of Iranians natural and theological (sacred-profane) ideas about New Year’s fete (Nowruz)” seek to analyze the existential philosophy of Nowruz and its rituals which are known as “Farvardegan fete the last (Five or ten days of the year) and “Farvardin fete” or “Spring fete” (its length ranging from 7 to 21days) to evaluate the presence and emergence of ethnic manners and tenets as well as religious and ideological assumptions and the quality of the relationship between these two in order to disclose the mysteries of the special respect and concern Iranians have for this auspicious day. By researches done for this paper, it was found that: in New Year’s fete, is better “expressed by “Nowruz’s celebrations and rituals” more than any other time interweaves Iranians’ worldly and otherworldly life in such a way that no other tradition and ethnic ritual can be found in the mentioned period to be void of spiritual feelings ad motivations (Sepantaminui). Manners and rituals of the New Year as well shows this idealistic and targeted excursion from the farvardegan fete (Which in fact asks forgiveness and tribute to Fravahars (spirits of the dead) was sometimes done with mourning and scratching the face near their graves) up to spring and nature fete accompanied by dancing and firework and visits to renew the bond of reconciliations) represents this idealistic and purposeful excursion clearly. In Iranian thought Nowruz has been the brilliant point of unbreakable bond of “happiness and laughter” with “veneration and renewal commitment to the Creator of the world” and has always been cherished from the past up to the present without significant changes in form and meaning.