Vaśavartin is a term from Hindu mythology, often associated with the deity Indra, the king of the gods. It refers to a divine being or force that governs the movement of celestial bodies and maintains cosmic order. Vaśavartin is sometimes depicted as a powerful figure who ensures that the universe operates harmoniously. In some texts, Vaśavartin is also linked to the concept of Vasuki, the serpent king, and is seen as a protector of the world. This figure embodies the balance between creation and destruction, playing a crucial role in the cycles of nature and the universe.