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Thank you so much Kathie Ceesay- (HighPriestess Kathie) 🙏🏾 for commissioning me. This is one of the variations of her commission. Oshun is the Orisha, goddess, of the river in the Yoruba religion. Oshun is typically associated with water, purity, fertility, love, and sensuality. She is considered one of the most powerful of all orishas. Kathie specializes in spiritual reads and sells a collection of spiritual items. Check her out @ spiritualsuppliesandcandles.com instagram.com/highpriestesskathieceesay tiktok.com/@goddesskathie One Love. #commissionearned #blackart #chalet #thatsstanky #djdt3 #newpost #Goddess #oshun #Orishas #spiritual #yoruba #blessedandthankful #blackexcellence #blackownedbusiness #blackgirlsrock www.thatsstankyproductions.com #green #greeneyes #goddessenergy
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Beautiful minds attract beautiful experiences...so how are you using the Law of Mentalism to create yours? Practice leads to Mastery, start now: https://ancestralvoices.teachable.com LINK IN BIO 'LIVING AN AFRICAN SPIRITUAL-CENTRED LIFE' #beautiful #beautifuldestinations #beautifulgirls #beautifulmatters #attract #attractive #attraction #lawofattraction #lawofattractionquotes #oshun #oshungoddess #oshun🌻 #oshum #oshuniverse https://www.instagram.com/p/CEHtdPEDnU6/?igshid=of6tz869cipu
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shernicee · 4 years
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Why we use Honey for Oshun?
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Oshun is also known as the the goddess of the sweet waters...and within that more or less is the metaphor that she is the giver or controller of all the things sweet that can be offered or attained in life...physically, spiritually or in other aspects.
Honey is used because of its naturalality and sweetness, coming from bees, which are golden and black in color, an insect that is very constructive and lead by a QUEEN (female energy). Honey is golden in color which amplifies its exclusivity to ROYALTY.
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mariethewallflower · 5 years
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Y'all know about Oshun ? I read , and listen to somethings about her. I just realized all these little men encounters happen after that. Weird.
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Where the moon and the ocean meets
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YEMAYA...
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Holy Queen Sea
Yemaya, Queen of the Sea, epitomizes motherhood and rules all issues pertaining to women. She is among the most powerful and beloved of the Seven African Powers, the sexy matriarch of the Yoruba spirits known as orishas. The translation of her name, “The Mother Whose Children are Fish” has dual implications:
• Yemaya’s children are innumerable: she is the mother of most of the orishas.
• Her generosity and benevolence have also garnered her countless human devotees, equivalent to the innumerable fish of the sea.
Yemaya has profound associations with the sea and saltwater. She resides in the sea, she is the spirit of the sea, and she is the sea, literally present in ocean water. Her nature resembles that of the sea: profound, beautiful, filled with treasure and generosity but also potentially tempestuous. Yemaya generously bestows abundance, wealth, healing, love, and fertility, but she is also the essence of tidal waves and rip currents.
Yemaya, a profoundly powerful orisha, may be petitioned for:
• Anything possibly considered a “woman’s issue”
• Fertility and reproductive issues
• Protection from domestic violence, which she despises
• Protection when traveling over the sea
However, those who develop an especially close relationship with Yemaya must be extra cautious when actually near the sea. Communicate with her constantly when in the water or beside it. Remind her that you are human and must live on land. Yemaya doesn’t intend to cause harm but likes to keep everything she loves—her treasures—near her.
Once upon a time, Yemaya lived in the cemetery and Oya in the sea. Yemaya tricked Oya into permanently trading places. Oya has never entirely forgiven her. Do not feed or venerate them side by side. Leave some distance between these two powerful orishas.
Yemaya is syncretized to the Stella Maris and the Black Madonna of Regla.
Favored people:
Anyone of African descent whose ancestors survived the Middle Passage to the West may consider their connection to Yemaya established. It is traditionally believed that anyone who survived did so through her grace, while those who did not survive were received into her body.
Yemaya also protects:
• Women and children
• Practitioners of the occult
• Those born under water signs, especially Cancers
Also known as:
Yemalla; Yemoja; Yemalia; Yemaja; Iemanja
Origin:
Yoruba (Nigeria)
Classifications:
Orisha; Mermaid
Manifestations:
Whether manifesting as woman or mermaid, Yemaya is always spectacularly beautiful. She can be sexually provocative with a rolling, hip-swaying walk that evokes the sea. Her traditional costume includes seven skirts. Her hair, clothes, and body may be ornamented with crystals, pearls, coral, or tiny bells.
Attributes:
Seashells, marine motifs
Emblem:
Star and half moon; Yemaya is the only orisha associated with two heavenly bodies—one isn’t sufficient to represent her beauty.
Colors:
Blue, white
Birds:
Doves, ducks, peacocks
Creatures:
Fish, all sea creatures
Element:
Water
Metal:
Silver
Number:
7
Planet:
Moon, which controls the sea
Plants:
> Indigo, seaweed, water hyacinth
Minerals:
Quartz crystal, pearls, coral
Places:
Originally the spirit of Nigeria’s Ogun River, her profound associations with the ocean may have coincided with the African slave trade.
Day:
Saturday
Time:
• 2 February
• Summer Solstice •15 August (Brazil)
• 7 September (Cuba)
• New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day. Midnight, the threshold between years, is her power moment.
Altar:
Devotees traditionally visit her at the ocean, bearing gifts. Alternatively, create an altar for Yemaya featuring saltwater and ocean motifs at home. Yemaya’s shrine should evoke the sea. Decorate it with nets, seashells, sea stars, and sea horses. Add salted water to a crystal glass containing small seashells.
Offerings:
Jewelry, perfume, brand new scented soap still in its wrapper; flowers, especially white roses. Yemaya’s favorite food offerings include wet seedy fruits like pomegranates and watermelon plus fish, duck, and lamb dishes. She likes to snack on pork cracklings, plantain or banana chips and pound or coconut cake. Garnish everything with generous libations of molasses. Gifts on behalf of the marine environment and sea creatures may also please her.
HOW TO PETITION YEMAYA
• Summon her with a gourd rattle.
• Petition her at the beach.
• Can’t get to the beach? Yemaya’s fellow water spirit, Oshun, spirit of sweet waters, will accept offerings on her behalf. Deposit gifts for Yemaya in flowing streams or rivers. Nothing is free, however: if utilizing Oshun’s services, be sure to speak to her first, explaining that you would like her to deliver your offering to Yemaya. Bring Oshun an appropriate gift, too.
YEMAYA CLEANSING SPELL
Re-create the sea: add sea salt to spring water.
• Murmur over it. Tell the water your goals and what you seek. Invoke, petition, or pray to Yemaya.
• Sprinkle the water over your naked body from head to toe using your fingers or a roseMary branch.
• Let the water remain on your body for a little while, and then gently pat yourself dry with a brand-new clean white towel or cloth.
• Put on clean clothes.
• Take the cloth to the sea with seven white roses; throw everything in the water.
• Walk away and don’t look back.
Although there is one Yemaya, she also has multiple paths, which may be venerated independently. Alternatively they may be understood as different facets of one extremely complex, profound goddess. Yemaya’s different paths are symbolized by different shades of blue (and sometimes by unique attributes). The particular hue represents each path’s specific natureand home. Thus the aspects of Yemaya who live closest to land or the water’s surface are represented by paler shades than those dwelling in the depths. Aggressive, violent aspects of Yemaya also claim the color red.
The following are but a few of her many aspects:
YEMAYA ASESUN
Yemaya Asesun, an ancient path of Yemaya, is Queen of Water Birds including ducks, geese, and swans. She rules the springs that gush forth from Earth, especially in deep forests.
Color:
Light blue
YEMAYA ASHAGBA
Yemaya Ashagba, “The Chain,” is Olokun’s first child and may be the oldest, most primordial aspect of Yemaya. (See Yembo below.) Queen of the Anchor, Yemaya Ashagba connects the bottom of the sea with the top. She is a spirit of divination and healing. When angered, floods, and tidal waves are her weapons.
Attribute:
Anchor
Color:
Light blue
YEMAYA ATAREMAWA
Yemaya Ataremawa, the queen who is ever so important, owns all treasures of the sea. She has a home in the forest.
Color:
Light blue
YEMAYA IBU AGANA
Yemaya Ibu Agana is a wrathful aspect of Yemaya who lives at the bottom of the sea where she churns destruction.
Color:
Deep blue
YEMAYA IBU ARO
Yemaya Ibu Aro distributes treasure. She controls trade routes and markets.
Colors:
Indigo blue, red coral
YEMAYA MAYALEWO
Yemaya Mayalewo, Queen of the Harbor, the One Who Tends to Commerce and Trade, lives at the bay’s entrance. She is queen of the marketplace, Oya’s prime competitor.
Color:
Light blue, teal
YEMAYA OGUNTé
Yemaya Ogunté is Warrior Yemaya: the courageous, fearless warrior who fights alongside Ogun. She lives on rocky, treacherous coastlines and wears a crown of seven machetes.
Color:
Midnight blue, red
YEMAYA OKOTO
Yemaya Okoto, the Pirate Queen, causes shipwrecks and drags ships and treasure down to the ocean floor. Her name means “the one who lives amongst the seashells.” Her crown is a shark’s jawbone. She clenches a dagger between her teeth. She rules all predatory marine creatures who serve as her messengers and servants, possibly including human pirates. Yemaya Okoto fills the sea with blood. The Red Sea is her official hideout, but she sails where she chooses. (To complicate matters further, Yemaya and her daughter, love goddess Oshun, may be alter-egos of Lady Asherah, another Red Sea Queen and her daughter, love goddess Astarte.) She is also known as Yemaya Ibu Okoto.
Color:
Indigo, navy blue, blood red
Altar:
Decorate with Jolly Rogers and pirate flags
YEMBO
Yembo may be Yemaya’s mother or the oldest form of Yemaya. Yembo may be the mother of the orishas. Because Ogun allegedly raped her, metal knives are not permitted in her presence or used in her offerings. Substitute crystal, stone, or wood
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#Repost @iyafunlayo • • • • • • In a world where “snatching” and “dragging” are the norms, being all about love and light can feel a bit... weak. . The odu Ifa Ogunda Owonrin reminds us, though, that it is Ogun’s big heart and laugh that won people over, even more than his machete. The odu goes on to encourage us to continue to laugh, smile, and be happy even when others betray us or circumstances give us reasons not to be. . As someone who feels DEEPLY and cries almost hourly (only slightly exaggerating! 😂) it took time for me to accept my sensitivity. I now realize that being able to truly feel is one of the greatest gifts and one that not all are given. . If you have it, embrace it and recognize it’s power 💪🏾 . 🔆 Your light will draw those who aren’t too afraid or too comfortable being blind to see it. Shine on! . Big ups to my lil sisters @oshun for the great lyric! . #aseire #iyafunlayo #funlayosays #motivation #inspiration #oshuniverse #oshun #sweetness #weakness https://www.instagram.com/p/B_XQIR-jwqe/?igshid=178pl7xiy9ulg
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OSHUN, Yoruba Goddess of Wealth, Fertility and Sexuality.
Oshun, oshun yallode...yeye o...Iya Ibeji.
Goddess of the rivers, I look at you as so much more. I dont equate you with sexuality or worldly possessions.. you're a healer. You have been my healer.
You heal the broken hearted, you help us foster self love. You are patient and kind with your children. Your are forgiving and loving. You love and wrath can be incurred strongly depending on the circumstances.
You fight for your children. You take our plight as your own. May we continue to see the greatness, the good face, gain blessing, feel the love of Oshun all the days of our lives.
Ase, ase, ase
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