Varunas

Varunas is a Hindu deity associated with the ocean, rivers, and rain. He is one of the Adityas, the sons of the Sun god Surya, and is often depicted as a young, handsome, and powerful figure. Varunas is considered the guardian of the oceans and is often invoked for protection and prosperity. He is also associated with the concept of "Varuna" which refers to the cosmic order and the laws of nature.

Varunas is often depicted as a blue-skinned deity, holding a trident and a conch shell. He is also associated with the planet Saturn and is often invoked for its blessings. Varunas is considered the ruler of the oceans and is often invoked for protection and prosperity. He is also associated with the concept of "Varuna" which refers to the cosmic order and the laws of nature.

Varunas is often invoked in various Hindu rituals and ceremonies, including weddings, housewarmings, and other auspicious occasions. He is also considered the guardian of the oceans and is often invoked for protection and prosperity. He is also associated with the concept of "Varuna" which refers to the cosmic order and the laws of nature.