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Further, the kusti is tied over an inner shirt of pure white, the “sudra,” which has a little purse sewn into the throat; and this is to remind the believer that he should be continually filling its emptiness with the merit of good thoughts, words and deeds, and so be laying up treasure for himself in heaven.<ref>Boyce, ''Zoroastrians'', pp. 31–32.</ref>
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Further, the kusti is tied over an inner shirt of pure white, the “sudra,” which has a little purse sewn into the throat; and this is to remind the believer that he should be continually filling its emptiness with the merit of good thoughts, words and deeds, and so be laying up treasure for himself in heaven.^[1]

↑ Boyce, Zoroastrians, pp. 31–32.

[1] Boyce, Zoroastrians, pp. 31–32.

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