Ashvin

The Ashvins are twin deities in Hindu mythology, known as the physicians of the gods. They are often depicted with horse heads and are associated with the month of Ashvin, which falls between September and October in the Gregorian calendar. As celestial beings, they are part of the broader Hindu pantheon, which encompasses a vast array of deities with diverse roles and attributes. While the exact number of Hindu deities is a matter of philosophical perception, ranging from a single divine essence to millions, the Ashvins are recognized figures within this complex spiritual landscape.123