Sraosha

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Sraosha is a key Zoroastrian divinity associated with obedience, religious devotion, and the protection of the righteous, often depicted as a guardian against evil forces.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Zoroastrian divinity
yazata
alignedWith Ahura Mazda NERFINISHED
Amesha Spentas NERFINISHED
associatedWith conscience
obedience
piety
religious devotion
AvestanName Sraoša NERFINISHED
cosmicRole protector of the world at night
culture ancient Iranian religion
domain moral vigilance
prayer
ritual correctness
epithet friend of the poor
guardian of the world
lord of obedience
protector of prayer
eschatologicalRole guides souls across the Chinvat Bridge
participates in judgment of the dead
present at the Chinvat Bridge
function combats daevas
conveys prayers to Ahura Mazda
guards the ritual of worship
listens to human prayers
upholds Asha
guardianOf the cosmic order
the faithful
the ritual fire
iconography depicted as a guardian figure
depicted as armed and vigilant
languageContext Avestan NERFINISHED
meaningOfName hearing
obedience
moralAssociation devout listening to revelation
obedience to divine law
opposedTo daevas
religion Zoroastrianism
role divine messenger
guardian against evil forces
judge of souls
protector of the righteous
psychopomp
textMention Avesta NERFINISHED
Yashts NERFINISHED
Yasna NERFINISHED
worshipPractice invoked for protection from evil
invoked in daily prayers
invoked in the Yasna liturgy

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Iranian mythology hasDeity Sraosha
Chinvat Bridge judgmentBy Sraosha