Persian Gods
Tishtrya
Sirius, rain, the battle with drought
In the Persian Gods table used by the Who Watches Over You calculator, Tishtrya answers to the number 9: the day of the month you were born, reduced to a single digit.
Born under Tishtrya
Tishtrya is Sirius, the rain star, who fights the drought demon Apaosha and wins when people pray. You carry a warrior's energy aimed at the things that keep others alive. Your battles are for the harvest, and you need the support you fight for.
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The psychic number is the day of the month reduced to one digit, so these are the days of any month that answer to 9.
- 9
- 18
- 27
About the Persian Gods gods
The yazatas of ancient Persia are the worshipful ones of the Zoroastrian hymns. This table keeps the numbers of the nine-fold Persian guardian list used elsewhere on this site where the same figure appears, Ahura Mazda on 1, Mithra on 7 and Verethragna on 8, and fills the rest by role.
The same number in other traditions
- AresGreek Mythology · War, courage, bloodlust, civil order
- HorusEgyptian Mythology · Sky, war, protection, kingship
- ThorNorse Mythology · Thunder, strength, protection, storms
- BishamontenJapanese Mythology · War, warriors, authority, protection
- Buluc ChabtanMayan Mythology · War, sacrifice, violence, conflict
- MarsRoman Mythology · War, farming, guardianship of Rome
- NergalBabylonian Gods · War, plague, the underworld, summer heat
- KartikeyaHindu Deities · War, victory, the commander of the gods
- The MorríganCeltic Mythology · War, fate, sovereignty, the crow
- OyaYoruba Orishas · Wind, storms, transformation, death
- PerunSlavic Mythology · Thunder, war, oak, the warrior sky
- Guan YuChinese Deities · War, loyalty, righteousness, brotherhood
- IllapaInca Mythology · Thunder, lightning, weather, war
- PeleHawaiian Gods · Volcanoes, fire, land made from lava
- RūaumokoPolynesian Gods · Earthquakes, volcanoes, the seasons, the unborn
- HuitzilopochtliAztec Gods · War, the sun's warrior, the hummingbird, Tenochtitlan
- NinurtaSumerian Gods · War, the plough, the hero, Lagash
- BaalPhoenician Gods · Storm, thunder, war, the rider of clouds
In the Vedic table the number 9 belongs to Lord Kartikeya, through Mars.
The other Persian Gods gods
Frequently Asked Questions About Numerology
- How is Tishtrya linked to the number 9?
- Through the psychic number of Vedic numerology: the day of the month you were born, reduced to one digit. Each pantheon on this site assigns one god to each number from 1 to 9, and Tishtrya holds 9 in the Persian Gods table.
- Is this a traditional Persian Gods belief?
- No. The gods and their domains are traditional; pairing them with birth numbers is a modern numerological reading, and it is presented here as reflection rather than doctrine.
- What if my life path is different from my birth day number?
- They are two different numbers. This page follows the day of the month; the life path uses your whole date of birth and has its own pages under Numbers.