Shireen is an artist, author, and blogger. She earned a B.Sc. in Psychology from the University of Toronto, launched into fiction writing and computer programming, and slammed and somersaulted into the unknown life of brain injury.

Economic History in Gujarat Settlements and Contributions of Parsis to Bombay provided a glimpse into Parsi adaptability.
The Mistress by Keki Daruwalla inflames, entices, elicits curiosity, and surprises with a twist on the last line that demands: reread me so you’ll understand.
My essay for the TISS-PARZOR Culture and Civilisation: A Zoroastrian Perspective — Foundation Course 2026 led by Prof. Shernaz Cama.
Zoroastrian beliefs mandate greening the land and keeping the waters pure. How does that translate into practical living and Climate Action? Two lecturers enlightened us in the final week.
Zoroastrians venerate water. To pollute it is to defile it. It’s one of seven creations and is linked to the Amesha Spenta Hordād. Water is life and to be revered.
City of Toronto lets sediment in our water supply. Sediment damages heat pumps. My 6-week saga of replacing my cold climate air-to-water heat pump with a new one. #ClimateAction The post Sediment in Toronto Water Means a New Heat Pump appeared first on Shireen Anne Jeejeebhoy.
Literary Titan gave The Soul’s Reckoning 5 stars with an intriguing, insightful review. And challenged me, the author, with their Q&A. #IndieAuthor #reconciliation #fiction #fantasy #Christian #afterlife #death #grief The post Literary Titan Q&A for The Soul’s Reckoning appeared first on Shireen Anne Jeejeebhoy.
Over the weekend I was accepted into the TISS-PARZOR Programme on Zoroastrian culture & civilisation. Today, I attended my first session. I attempt a summary. #BlogPost #MondayBlogs The post Zoroastrianism: Introduction and Major Tenets appeared first on Shireen Anne Jeejeebhoy.