Dhanvantari is a Hindu god of healing.  He is the father of Ayurveda, the physician god who carries in his hands a bowl of amrit (the nectar of immortality), a discus or chakra (to cut away evil), a conch shell (which is used in a ground form in some traditional medicines), and herbs or a leech (an ancient method still in use today for bloodletting – the saliva of the leech contains a compound very similar to the pharmaceutical blood-thinner Coumadin).

Kali is a celebrated Hindu Goddess of Transformation and Healing. In her human incarnation she learned to look deeply within her own darkness, and created acknowledgment, atonement, accountability into true deep transformational healing. Kali is known for her timelessness her ability to go deep within the void and her masterful ability to transform all things back to neutral purity aligned with the Creator God. She is a teacher of self love and divine love meeting to form the aura. Her wonderful achievements has granted her recognition as a Creatrix, and is one of the three main Goddesses seen in representation of the divine feminine.

Pure and Strong

Lord, make me so pure and strong
That all creatures may look upon me with friendship.
And may I also look upon all creatures with friendship.
-- Yajur Veda