It is similar to the Egyptian phoenix, it will consume itself every few hundred years and of rise anew from the ashes. In Persia, the phoenix is known as the Huma, which means bird of paradise. When it was reduced to ashes, a new young phoenix would arise. When its lifecycle reached its end, it would build a nest of cinnamon that would ignite and burn along with the bird. A different myth says that the Bennu created itself from a holy tree that was on fire. In one myth, the Bennu burst forth from the heart of Osiris, the Egyptian God of life and death. Some believe that a large extent heron was the inspiration for the Bennu. The birds name means "to rise brightly" or "to shine". The earliest account of the phoenix is a bird called Bennu that comes from Ancient Egypt. The Phoenix represents the cyclical path of life and death and because it is reborn from its own ashes, is seen as a symbol of reincarnation and immortality.
When the bird dies, it burns itself into a pile of ashes and from these ashes, a new phoenix is born. The phoenix can live a long life, how long varies from culture to culture. The one characteristic that is the same for all of them is the creature's ability to resurrect. It is always portrayed as a bird that either is the color of fire or made from it. Though there are slight variations from one mythos to the next, most of its characteristics stay the same. He phoenix is one of the few mythical creatures in the world that is seen throughout almost every culture from Ancient Egypt to China. The phoenix is a mythical bird who is reborn from its own ashes.
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