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In Hindu religion, Sun God is considered highly revered. A lot has been told about Sun God in the scriptures and scriptures. It also tells interesting facts about the chariot of Sun God, the horses pulling the chariot and the charioteer. Today we tell you about the horses of Sun God, their names and their importance from our astrologer expert Dr. Going to tell on the basis of information given by Radhakant Vats.
Names of 7 horses of Lord Surya
The names of the seven horses riding on the chariot of Lord Surya are mentioned in the scriptures – Gayatri, Bhrati, Ushnik, Jagati, Tristap, Anustap and Pantra. According to the scriptures, these seven horses of the Sun represent the seven days of the week.
Apart from this, seven horses are also related to the rainbow of seven colors. There are seven types of lights in the sun's rays and these seven horses represent the auspicious effect of those seven lights.
These horses have been described in very beautiful form in the scriptures, according to which the 7 horses of Sun God are huge and strong. The reins of these horses are in the hands of Arun Dev and they drive the chariot of Surya Dev.
If we talk about the chariot of Sun God then his chariot has only one wheel which represents a year and 12 spokes in the wheel represent 12 months of the year.
Generally, while making the idol of Sun God, two wheels are made in the chariot, but in reality his chariot has one wheel. The 7 horses of Sun God also have something to do with you.
Significance of the seven horses of Lord Surya
The 7 horses of Lord Surya teach seven lessons of life. Apart from this, in Vastu they are considered indicators of progress. It is believed that by placing a picture of Sun God with seven horses in the house, the pending work gets completed.
A person has qualities like courage, intelligence, patience, intelligence, spirituality, love-joy, knowledge, purity etc. and through this the person achieves success in every area of life.
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