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Rebha, Indian Sage
Rebha is the Rishi who had been hidden by evil demons.

Rebha is the Rishi or great sage who had been hidden by wicked demons. He was hidden in the deep waters for ten nights and nine days, and abandoned until he was nearly if not entirely dead. The Asvins drew him up as soma juice is raised with a ladle.

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