Varuna god of water is associated with Mitra in the Vedas.

Mithraeum is built upon an underground natural running water stream.

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(Also, follow Taliesin's Map he's Based)

Many such cases

Classic Greek Philosopher's

Man defeats Demon.

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46:04 Kurt metzger references @NoHylicsAllowed vid
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Rare Rich mention in the wild

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"The gold I'm looking for is Truth, my silver is Wisdom, and my philosopher's stone is the knowledge of my nothingness and the omnipotence of God in the depths of nature."

— Karl von Eckartshausen

Illustration: Traittez du Vray Sel, secret des philosophes, et de l'Esprit général du Monde, c. 1621

"But this physical body, which is believed to be of so little importance by those who love to dream about the mysteries of the spirit, is the most secret and valuable thing. It is the true "stone which the builders rejected," but which must become the corner-stone of the temple. It is the "stone" which is considered worthless by those who seek for a God above the clouds and reject Him when He enters their house. This physical body is not merely an instrument for divine power, but it is also the soil from which that which is immortal in man receives its strength.

A seed requires the power of the sunshine to enable it to take from the earth the elements necessary for its growth, and in the same sense the spiritual body of man, receiving its nutriment from the spirit, could not unfold and develop if it were not for the presence of the physical body of man, with its elementary and elemental forces; for the physical body is comparable to the wood from which is produced the fire which gives light; there would be no light if there were nothing to burn. "The more there is wood to burn, the greater will be the combustion, and thus it is with the Lapis Philosophorum or Balsamo perpetuo in corpore humano."

— Life of Paracelsus by Franz Hartmann