8 thoughts on “ Yemayá Nocturna ”

1. Yemayá, en su culto original, es un orishá asociado a los ríos y desembocaduras, a la fertilidad femenina, a la maternidad y primordialmente al proceso de génesis del Àiyé (mundo) y la continuidad de la vida (emi). También es regente de la pesca, y de la plantación y cosecha de ñames. [35] P. Verger, en su libro Dieux d'Afrique, registra: "es el orishá de las aguas dulces y saladas.

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2. Yemaya is primal feminine power – watching over women and their birthing cycles. She is a popular Orisha with many children, one book said that it is possible that as many as 25% of children are of Yemaya. This speaks to her fertility and immense capacity for mothering and dispensing love and compassion to her children. She is alert to those.

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3. Yemonja, Yoruban deity celebrated as the giver of life and as the metaphysical mother of all orisha (deities) within the Yoruba spiritual pantheon. Yemonja’s name is derived from the Yoruba words Yeye or Iya (“mother”), omo (“child/children”), and eja (“fish”) and thus literally means “Mother whose.

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4. Yemaya rules over the surface of the ocean, where life is concentrated. She is associated with the Orisha Olokin (Who is variously described as female, male, or hermaphrodite) Who represents the depths of the Ocean and the unconscious, and together They form a balance.

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5. Spiritual Yemaya is the mother of the orishas and goddess of the ocean. In addition, she is the protector of women. Those who are faithful to her seek her guidance in many life situations. yemaya art for sale yemaya art for sale.

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8. She is often honored by celebrations on the eve of the New Year. Devotees send gifts of jewelry, fabric, soap, perfume, and letters along with floating candles that are set adrift in the moonlit sea as gifts to the goddess Yemaya. Yemaya is a mother goddess, the goddess of home, fertility, love and family.

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