Zurvan

Zurvan is an ancient Persian concept associated with time and the universe. In Zoroastrianism, it represents a deity or divine principle that embodies the infinite and unbounded nature of time. Zurvan is often seen as the father of the twin spirits Ahura Mazda (good) and Angra Mainyu (evil). This duality reflects the cosmic struggle between good and evil in Zoroastrian belief. The notion of Zurvan emphasizes the importance of time as a crucial dimension of existence, influencing how events unfold and how divine forces interact with the world.