definition(s) of the Element Water?

[David Dalton]

I'm a nondenominational neopagan, not a mason, but I am
wondering how masons and Rosicrucians define the Element Water?
If there is no definition then there is no match to the name.
But I know some may rely on a historical definition or
say that when thinking of water they sense something
that they call the Element Water.

I define a chemical someone Water, which is a minor deity to me,
as the smallest in mass someone containing all the H2O in
Cosma, similar to my definition of a species someone as the
smallest in mass someone containing all species members
in Cosma. So I am wondering if my Water is the same as
the Element Water? (I think that it is.)

By the way, I neglected to define Cosma above, so here is my
definition from my Salmon on the Thorns web page:

Cosma, defined as the someone that is that which many modern
cosmologists believe began with the Big Bang. I think that Cosma
is a subset of all/everything. I do not know if God created Cosma,
though I divine by perineum click divination that it did.

Oh, now I have to define God, and also from that web page:

God, defined as the ruler of the region all/everything, which agrees
with the original Greek word in the Nicene Creed that is often
translated as almighty but actually means all-governing. If all/everything
is a someone named ALL, then it obviously rules itself and that case
God would be the same as ALL. However I do not know if all/everything
is a someone.

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David Dalton dal...@nfld.com https://www.nfld.com/~dalton (home page)
https://www.nfld.com/~dalton/dtales.html Salmon on the Thorns (mystic page)
“And the cart is on a wheel/And the wheel is on a hill/And the hill is
shifting sand/And inside these laws we stand" (Ferron)