#ormuzd
- Ahuramazda — The supreme deity, creator of heaven, earth, and the entire universal order in the Zoroastrian religion (or Mazdeism). In ancient Persian theology, he represents the spirit of absolute good, truth, light, and divine wisdom, involved in a structural cosmic conflict of a dualistic nature against Ahriman, the supreme force of darkness and destruction.
- Ahriman — The name of the supreme personification of evil, darkness, and destruction in ancient Persian religion (Zoroastrianism / Mazdeism), serving as the malignant spirit in an eternal cosmic conflict with Ahura Mazda (Ormuzd), the supreme god of goodness and light. This structural religious dualism places him as the origin of all misfortunes, diseases, and lies in the universe, also known as Angra Mainyu.