Daena
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Daena is a Zoroastrian concept representing insight and revelation. Daena also is the name of a psychopomp from the Zoroastrian religion: she appears as a beautiful young maiden to those who deserve to cross the Chinvat bridge or a hideous old hag to those who don’t.
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