Gandharva are nature entities linked to sweet fragrances

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They are said to exude the fragrance themselves as they wander through forests, serving as musicians to higher deities.

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Ancient texts describe Behemoth as an herbivore with immense strength and a tail like a cedar tree.

The biblical account describes it as a sweet substance found on the ground each morning during the wilderness journey.

In the legend, he swoops from the heavens to snatch giant snakes from the ocean.

In Arabic mythology, ifrit are described as powerful and arrogant, and ordinary weapons are said to be useless against them.

In some traditions, Asura are power-hungry beings who fight celestial wars in an effort to rival more virtuous deities.

They believed the racket would frighten the dragon away and reverse the eclipse’s bad omen; when the sun returned, the ritual seemed to work.