The Ashvins, in ancient Indian mythology, are twin gods known for their exceptional knowledge of medicine and healing powers. They are often depicted as divine horsemen who ride the skies, bringing relief to those in need. The Ashvins are celebrated as the physicians of the gods and are renowned for their ability to restore health and vitality. With their magical healing powers, they have cured blindness, deafness, and other ailments, as seen in the story of Upamanyu, where they restored his sight after he prayed to them. The Ashvins are also linked with youthfulness, and their interventions are often miraculous, symbolizing hope and divine care for humanity.
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