The god Mithras

He is the Persian deity of light and sanity. He is the director of thought, the one who balances energy in study and reflection. The Persians would resort to the image of this god, which they would draw on pieces of white cloth and sew onto their usual garments when they suffered from emotional ailments.



An ancient Persian ritual consisted of drawing the face of the god on the ground whenever a person had to make an important decision. After drawing the face, the officiant would look directly into his eyes in search of an answer or inspiration.
In addition to the previous use, we can draw the seal of Mithras and place it on our study or work table. We can also carry it with us.