Our Vedic ancestors had a special relationship to the element of Fire, which was considered sacred and used in solar cults that came from the legendary arctic ancestral home. But water was considered a dangerous and insidious element, even in spite of its purifying properties. Perhaps this is why the words "sea" and "pestilence" come from the same root. A. Tulupov, in particular, draws attention to this feature, who connects it with the folk memory of the cataclysm, as a result of which Arctida-Hyperborea, where our ancestors lived, was swallowed up by the waters of the northern "sea-ocean".
For example, here is what you can read about this in his book "Kin of the North":
However, it should be remembered that in the Cosmos all processes are cyclical, therefore the periods of decrease of Light are replaced by periods of its growth. So, on our Earth, for example, there is a change of seasons and after a cold winter, spring is sure to come, leading to the "awakening" of the energies of growth in plants and activity in animals. And this is exactly the period when "dead water", thawing, becomes thawed - possessing many healing properties, properties of "living water", which together with the energy of the Sun-Fire has a beneficial effect on all living things and suppresses all parasitic evil spirits and rot.
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