Asura

In Hindu and Buddhist traditions, Asuras are powerful beings often depicted as antagonists or enemies of the gods (Devas). They possess great strength, intelligence, and ambition, but are typically characterized by qualities like arrogance, greed, or aggression. While sometimes seen as obstacles or adversaries in mythological stories, Asuras can also represent aspects of human ego or unruly energies. Their role highlights the ongoing moral and spiritual struggles between positive and negative forces, making them complex figures that embody both challenges and potential for growth.