Fire Temple is a contemporary Persian mystery path devoted to remembrance: 

the remembrance of our deeper nature, our ancestral wisdom traditions, and the living mystical path that has evolved throughout Persian history.

Rooted in the ancient principles of Asha, Rasti, Niki and Mehr — truth, righteousness, benevolence and love — the temple offers a modern path of self-actualisation, healing and inner awakening.

The Fire Temple is not a reconstruction of religion, nor an attempt to revive the religion of Zoroastrianism as it survived historically. Instead, it is a contemporary re-imagining inspired by forgotten and overlooked dimensions of the ancient Persian mystical traditions: the ceremonial use of sacramental Haoma, the role of fire as a force of purification and transformation, and the temple as a place for healing, ceremony, remembrance and direct spiritual experience.

At the heart of the temple lies the belief that truth cannot simply be taught through prophets, books or authority. 

The path is experiential. Every human being must rediscover their own connection to the divine through inner revelation, healing, love, embodiment and expanded consciousness.

The Fire Temple honours archetypal forces and sacred figures from the Persian tradition — Ahura Mazda, Anahita, Mithra, Zartosht and the elemental wisdom of nature itself — not as rigid objects of worship, but as living symbols and gateways into deeper consciousness. 

The Fire Temple represents not only a sacred space for healing, transformation and growth, but a living movement: a return to humanity’s sacred relationship with nature, with one another, and with the deeper essence of life itself.
 

At the Fire Temple we honour nature as our first teacher and eternal mother. We hold a vision of humanity living in harmony, prosperity and sacred reciprocity with the natural world — not separate from nature, but as part of it and responsible for its protection. We believe in the equality and sacred value of all human beings, beyond gender, background or identity, and envision communities rooted in dignity, compassion and mutual respect.
 

The movement calls people to remember their highest potential as conscious creator beings: guardians of nature, protectors of life and bringers of benevolence to all existence. We believe that the healing of humanity and the healing of the earth are inseparable, and that remembrance of the soul also means remembrance of our relationship to the elements, the land, and the living cosmos itself.