““The Zoroastrian religion addresses the problem of the source of evil partly through the notion of ethical dualism, which operates at the level of human choice, and can transform the world for better or worse. One of the Gathic poems, which has been referred to as “the Gatha of the choice” encourages everyone to pay close attention to the recitation, opening their ears to the words, and their minds to enlightened thought, so that they can choose between two potentialities (Y. 30.2–4).””
