Fravashi is a concept in Zoroastrianism that represents the guardian spirit or divine essence of an individual. It is believed to guide and protect a person throughout their life, influencing their choices and actions. The Fravashi is also associated with the souls of the deceased, serving as a link between the living and the spiritual realm. In Zoroastrian tradition, Fravashis are honored during the festival of Muktad, a time when families remember and celebrate their ancestors. The Fravashi is seen as a source of inspiration and strength, encouraging individuals to live a righteous life in accordance with Asha, the principle of truth and order.