Spiritual/Mythological shades of Sun or Surya

In the spiritual vision, Sun is the second appearance of Lord Surya who is the among the three chief Gods of Vedas and believed to pour life on earth on account of its being the symbol of the beginning for which he is perceived to spread hope and freshness upon earth. He is the deep believe dwelling inside the mortals as for being the divine light pouring blessings of supreme souls upon mortal land.

In the words of some mythological kahani which has been believed since ages, it says that once Lord Vishnu divided the whole universe into two different segments with the resonance of the divine sound of “OM”, to bring it back to life from the submerged darkness, during which Sun or surya was emerged to explore the brilliance around so that the prevailed gloom would vanish.

In the simple vision of natives of this mortal land, Sun is the only deity they can see with their eyes so is the most nearer to them for which he is a significant part of their daily rituals and is believed to adore and pay gratitude everyday early in the morning to have a blissful time till the end of the day, while following the same believe to the next day.

Mythological Story, kahani or katha of Sun or Surya

In the words of Hindu mythological scripture, the supreme benevolence of Sun has been articulated as saying that about three hundred years ago a learned Hindu, who was suffering from leprosy and to cure that, he prayed to Lord Surya as per the story of Surya. He was inspired to write eight verses in Sanskrit, known as Suryashtak, to please the god, and by the time he had finished the last verse he was restored to health.