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'''Surya''' is a cosmic being from [[Sirius]]. He wields the tremendous power of the God Star on behalf of the evolutions of earth. His flame is an intense blue tinged with white. | '''Surya''' is a cosmic being from [[Sirius]]. He wields the tremendous power of the God Star on behalf of the evolutions of earth. His flame is an intense blue tinged with white. | ||
Surya appears in the mythology and religion of India as both the Sun and the Sun God. The Sanskrit word ''surya'' comes from the root ''sur'' or ''svar', meaning “to shine.” | Surya appears in the mythology and religion of India as both the Sun and the Sun God. The Sanskrit word ''surya'' comes from the root ''sur'' or ''svar'', meaning “to shine.” | ||
== Traditional Indian beliefs == | == Traditional Indian beliefs == | ||