In Zoroastrian mythology, the Amesha Spentas (Bounteous or Holy immortals,) are the seven beings, many former deities of the earlier Persian pantheon, who act as emissaries between God and man. Sometimes likened to archangels, the Spentas are more often viewed as emanations or facets of Ahura Mazda or personified ideals rather than separate entities.

the Amesha Spentas are:

• Asha: Spirit of Truth
• Vohu Manu: Good Mind; the divine in manking
• Khshathra: Spirit of Holy Power; union with the divine
• Spenta Armaiti:The spirit of Benevolent Devotion and Love
• Haurvatat: Spirit of health
• Ameratat: The spirit of Immortality.

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