Frawakhshs

Frawakhshs refers to a Zoroastrian concept related to the spiritual principle of divine order and righteousness. It is one of the Amesha Spentas, a group of six divine emanations or archangels that are considered aspects of Ahura Mazda, the supreme creator god in Zoroastrianism. Frawakhshs represents the divine law, cosmic order, and the rightful path that all beings should follow.

In Zoroastrian theology, Frawakhshs is associated with wisdom, truth, and justice. It is seen as the guiding force that upholds the universe and ensures its proper functioning. Humans are encouraged to align their actions with Frawakhshs through their thoughts, words, and deeds, thereby contributing to the ongoing struggle against evil and chaos, embodied by Angra Mainyu.

The concept of Frawakhshs emphasizes the importance of moral responsibility and ethical living. By adhering to the principles of Frawakhshs, individuals can achieve spiritual progress and contribute to the ultimate triumph of good over evil. It is a central tenet in the Zoroastrian pursuit of a perfected world, where righteousness prevails.