Long ago, when the world was still young and the mountains of Persia were shrouded in mist, a magnificent and extraordinary creature was born. Its name was Simurgh, and it was no ordinary bird. Simurgh was said to be the result of a union between the heavens and the earth, a creature born from the elements of nature and the stars themselves. From the very beginning, it carried within it supreme wisdom, the power to heal, and the ability to protect all living beings.
Legends tell that Simurgh came from the sacred heights of Mount Alborz, a place where the spirits of earth, water, wind, and light converge. Every sunrise, every gust of wind, every ray of sunlight helped shape this extraordinary being. Each feather of Simurgh holds a fragment of natural energy, glowing brilliantly and radiating a mysterious power. Anyone who glimpsed it felt the awe-inspiring presence of a creature both divine and wise.
According to Persian tradition, Simurgh was the first creature created to maintain the balance of the world. When animals and humans lived in chaos, Simurgh appeared as a guide and protector. It brought wisdom to those who sought understanding, healing to those who suffered, and restored order where there was disorder. More than just a mythical bird, Simurgh symbolized the deep connection between humans, nature, and the universe, a sacred being that lived for thousands of years, witnessing the rise and fall of civilizations while preserving eternal knowledge and light.
Simurgh also stands as a symbol of perfection and limitless intelligence. Stories say that anyone fortunate enough to encounter it would sense a silent guidance: how to understand the natural world, how to live in harmony with the universe, and how to overcome life’s challenges with courage and wisdom. Not everyone could see Simurgh, but those who did experienced its protection and the spiritual light it brought into their lives, leaving them forever changed and inspired.