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The generous abundance of the sea and waters was personified by the Greeks as a gift granted by Poseidon, giving him the title of God of Abundance, in accordance with the esoteric perspective that permeated their beliefs. The control exercised by Poseidon over the characteristics of water, together with the imposing strength of the oceans, allowed him to bestow such characteristics on human beings. The opulence arising from fishing and the abundance of food from the seas reflects this God's ability to fill his devotees with goods, ensuring that they lack nothing and, on the contrary, there is always abundance. Just as water adapts to its container, water's ability to adapt can be applied to various human situations that require flexibility. The ocean, in its grandeur, strength and grandeur, can inspire strength, power and greatness in those who have an initiatory contact with this vital component of the planet. Poseidon, by controlling the liquid of life, holds the key to both health and disease. Water, as a source of healing and health, contrasts with its absence, which can result in disease and decay. Considered a God capable of curing virtually any ill, Poseidon shares this gift with Asclepius, the God of medicine, in terms of healing strength.