Yazdanic religions

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A Yazdanic religion originates in a Kurdish cult known as Yazdâni, the "cult of the angels".

All denominations of the Cult, past and present, hold a fundamental belief in luminous, angelic beings of ether, numbering seven, that protect the universe from an equal number of balancing dark forces of matter. Another shared belief, and a cornerstone of the Cult, is the belief in the transmigration of souls through numerous reincarnations, with reincarnations of the deity constituting major and minor avatars.

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Yarsan - western Iran. Guran, Qalkhani and Sanjabi
Yazidism - primarily worship Melek Taus, the Peacock Angel. Fun fact: Taus=Diyus=Deus=Zeus.
Alevism - a branch of Islam-- Yazdanic connection uncertain. Turkey. Ali Illahi, Ahl-i Haqq and Goran, Dersim and Gorani

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