An Inquiry into the Holographic Concept of the Dome in the Middle Persian Text of Wizīdagīhā ī Zādisparam

The allegorical structure of dome in the Middle Persian text of Wizīdagīhā ī Zādisparam is used in a special sense to represent the mental force that is projected from the body’s dome-shaped structure. The present study aimed to investigate Zādisparam’s allegorical view of the design of the body dome and its generalization to the multifaceted patterns of psyche structure with respect to Chapters 29 and 30. In this article, factors and variables such as psyche teleportation (Chapter 31) were investigated with the help of “psyche in the ideal world” using descriptive-analytical method and the available ancient sources about Zoroastrian anthropology. The question posed for this study was whether according to the holographic theory (macrocosm and microcosm) in the human body (body dome) and ideal forces, the feedback of concepts such as reward, punishment and evaluation of individual beliefs in the struggle between good and evil forces all depend on the “psyche in the ideal world” (subconscious mind) or it depends on the will power and individual choice. The results revealed that the psyche has a psycho-kinesiological process and obtains the rank of “Lord” in the sense of the eminent ideal teacher under the teachings of ideal parents.