The Asclepius Cult was an ancient Greek religious practice centered around the worship of Asclepius, the god of medicine and healing. Followers believed that Asclepius had the power to cure illnesses and provide guidance for health. Temples, known as Asclepieia, were established as healing centers where patients would come to seek divine assistance through rituals, offerings, and dream interpretation. In these temples, patients often underwent a process called incubation, where they would sleep in a sacred area, hoping to receive healing dreams from Asclepius. The cult emphasized the connection between physical health and spiritual well-being, making it a significant aspect of ancient Greek culture and medicine.