The Adityas are revered deities in ancient Indian mythology, symbolizing cosmic forces that uphold order and righteousness. As the sons of Aditi, the celestial mother, these twelve gods are protectors of the universe, embodying virtues like light, truth, and moral integrity. Each Aditya plays a distinct role in maintaining harmony, and their stories feature prominently in texts like the Mahabharata and the Rigveda. Through their unique attributes and powers, the Adityas offer timeless lessons on resilience, duty, and divine wisdom, making them enduring figures in the tapestry of Indian mythology.
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