In the Gathas, ashi is frequently identified with asha "truth", so for instance in Yasna 51.10 where the poet calls "truth to [him], to come with good reward." The idea being expressed here is a soteriological one, with "truth" being connected to the afterlife (see asha for details) and ashi being the appropriate recompense for the soul after death (cf.
In Zoroastrian texts like the Gathas, ashi is commonly associated with asha, which signifies truth. For example, in Yasna 51.10, the poet speaks of "truth to [him], to come with good reward." This idea reflects a soteriological belief where "truth" is linked to the afterlife (refer to asha for more information) and ashi serves as the appropriate recompense for the soul following death.