The meanings of Mazdayasna Zoroastrianism Symbol

The meanings of “Mazdayasna” (Zoroastrianism) Symbol
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Orientation of human’s right hand toward sky, means that the Mazda must be purpose of mankind.
Being a small ring in the left hand of the human figure, is a symbol for his or her pact to follow the Mazda.
Being of two wings on both sides of the human, means that human beings have an Intrinsic Power to follow the Mazda.
Threefoldness of the wings and tail, is a symbol for three Commandments of “good deed”, “Good speech”, and “Good Thoughts”. In other words, Threefoldness of the wings and tail, means that human beings can fly toward the Mazda, by obeying these three commandments.
The big loop around the waist of human, is a symbol for the natural world.
The two tentacles which come out of the big loop, are symbols for human-made “Nature-friendly laws” (the front tentacle), and human-made “anti-natural laws” (the rear tentacle). This arrangement of tentacles, means that human beings must obey human-made “Nature-friendly laws”, and not obeying the human-made “anti-natural laws”.