Deities · Vedic Devīs
Devi Ushas
उषस्
Uṣas
One of the most beautifully sung deities of the Ṛgveda — Uṣas is the daily miracle of dawn personified as a young, luminous maiden. Over twenty hymns celebrate her: she awakens all beings, reveals the day's paths, and marks the passage of time. Though she opens the way each morning for her consort Sūrya, she is celebrated in her own right as a devī whose recurrence is the very rhythm of hope.
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- Era
- Vedic / Sanatana
- vahana
- A shining chariot drawn by red-golden horses
- consort
- Sūrya (as the sun she precedes)
- Abode
- The eastern horizon
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