somanāthaṃ vaidyanāthaṃ dhanvaṃtarimadhāśvinau etān

This shloka emphasises the power of remembering divine forms of healing and protection. It acknowledges specific deities associated with health and well-being: Lord Somanātha as a comforting presence, Lord Vaidyanātha as the ultimate healer, Dhanvantari as the harbinger of Ayurvedic wisdom, and the Ashvinis as skilled healers of both humans and Gods. Chanting this verse with faith each morning, while remembering or meditating on these deities/healers strengthens one's connection with these divine forms, prevents illness and maintains health. Diseases or afflictions (vyādhiḥ) and physical contact with them (sparśa) will not arise as a result.