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This majestic allegorical float, a viral sensation during the parade, featured Yemoja (Iemanjá) Yemoja was powerfully incorporated because the enredo “Malunga Léa – Rapsódia de uma Deusa Negra” was a heartfelt tribute to the late legendary Brazilian actress Léa Garcia ...

Each year, the Oodua people in Nigeria give thanks to Yemoja, Orisa of the river and mother of all other Oodua Orisa. It is an important way for us to remember and celebrate our traditional roots and beliefs. Ibadan, Oyo ...

Agbo ato. I am reposting a lecture I gave on Iyaami while I re set my brain to continue the conversation on the deliberate suppression of ocult wisdom A Lecture on Oshun and Gelefun by Awo Fa’lokun Fatunmbi Ara Obinrin ...

Translated Version! Yemoja is one of the most important female deity in Yoruba spirituality, that has a very close association with water elements. Yemoja is a Goddess of fertility and love because Yemoja name her self means mother of many ...

The poem titled “i have three hearts” which she posted on her website, reads: “I’m watching life inside me grow; there’s life growing inside of me and i’m beside myself with dreams. was it your voice i heard? you speak ...

Yemoja is meditative trance. What is key to understanding it is that trance is a state when you lose partial to full consciousness of the external world and enter a receptive internal state, i.e., programming. Sleep is the perfect example ...

Yemoja is River, the essence of Motherhood, Mother Nurturer, Mother Of All Orisas And A Protector Of Children….‪ #‎Yemoja‬# ‪#‎Priestess‬# #‪#‎Proudly‬ Olorisa# ‪#‎Crown‬ Orisa#… Eeepa Omi Ooooo! Iyalorisa Omitonade Ifawemimo‎

Yemoja Bembe (Celebration) on September 7, 2014 at Rockaway Beach Photo “There is a reason why people gather every year by the beach. There’s also a reason why they continue to gather annually, because of the gains of previous years” ...

To see her is to be fulfilled. To know her is to be loved. She is the nurturing mother who supports her children with tenderness. Indeed, motherhood is divine! Some of us have lost our mothers too soon and we ...

All responses needed. Photo: Yemoja priestess praising Yemoja at the River.