The Sun - Surya

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gold (without the third eye) - 18000 rubles.

Surya (sun) in ancient Indian mythology, solar deity, the all-seeing Eye of the gods, especially Mithra and Varuna, Agni sometimes. According to myths, he is all-knowing and all-seeing, he surveyed the whole world, looks down on good and evil, he has a quick look. He was born in the East, acclaimed singers; God came out of the gates of heaven and during the day walked the earth and sky, limiting the day and night. Surya was moving across the sky without horses, though some myths mention seven of his horses. The main effect of Surya — the outpouring of light; it has illuminated the world and dispersed the darkness, destroyed diseases, enemies. The path of Surya specified ādityas, young sun gods, which were correlated with the twelve months. Father of Surya — Dyaus, the embodiment of the sky, the mother — ancestor of the gods, Aditi. Ushas, the deity of the dawn, is mentioned as his wife. Over time, Surya became one of Lokapalas and became the guardian of peace in the South-East.