Rashnu

Rashnu
En el zoroastrismo, el dios de justicia que decide el destino de los muertos.

Asistido por Mitra y Sraosha, Rashnu se yergue en el puente de la discriminación y calibra en sus balanzas de oro las acciones de las almas que desean pasar. A veces, la divina tríada intenta interceder por las almas y obtener el perdón de sus pecados. El 18 de cada mes es sagrado para Rashnu.

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