Bushyasta

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Būšyãsta (Avestan) or Būšāsp (Middle Persian), meaning "Sleep" or "Sloth", is the ancient Persian Daevas or Demons (div) or of laziness and idleness, who strives to keep people from performing productive tasks.

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Buyasta is also a MUD engine, written in Python, named after the divinity, because of how easy it is to procrastinate using online games.

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