One of these beings is considered the opposite of druj and is named Asha. One of these beings is called Ksharthra, which translates as "dominion", though that being is also known as Shahrevar and is associated with metals or minerals. Herodotus said that one of these beings named Haurvatat was the same as Plutus, the Greek god of riches, though Haurvatat is more commonly associated with health and wholeness. The Greek name "Mnemon" may originate 
One of these beings is considered the opposite of druj and is named Asha. One of these beings is called Ksharthra, which translates as "dominion", though that being is also known as Shahrevar and is associated with metals or minerals. Herodotus said that one of these beings named Haurvatat was the same as Plutus, the Greek god of riches, though Haurvatat is more commonly associated with health and wholeness. The Greek name "Mnemon" may originate from one of these beings who was associated with cattle. One of these beings has an enemy named Shud, who is the demon of hunger. That being, Ameretat, is the representation of immortality and life. These beings are mentioned in the Yasnas, where many hymns are dedicated to them. Together, these beings are called the "six noble sparks". For ten points, name this group of immortal good beings in Zoroastrianism, whose leader is Ahura Mazda.
One of these beings is considered the opposite of druj and is named Asha.
{Amesha Spentas} [prompt on “{ahura}”, do not prompt on “{Ahura Mazda”.} Prompt on “{Yazata}”]