Podcasts about yemoja

The story of human ritual and cultural tradition is one of depth and deep connection to land, to place, and to processes and protocols that remain steady across generations. But it's also a story of constant mutation, assimilation, and re-expression. There is a fluidity to culture and tradition that is not always acknowledged in modern discourse. Religious scholars will tell us that all traditions are — to one degree or another — syncretic, and when we lift the lid off of traditions and look deeper, we start to see that even those that seem the most anchored and fixed are deeply porous and adaptive, that traditions have always traveled and changed shape,  just as the land itself changes constantly. At a time when more and more people are looking to reconnect to ritual practice, to tradition, and to the land — and yet wanting to be respectful of cultural boundaries —  it can be helpful to also understand the fluid, spontaneous, artistic and adaptive aspects of cultural tradition, to hear stories of traveling gods and cross-cultural mashups and innovations that arrive with the movement of travelers. Right at the heart of this exploration of adaptation lives the Divine Mother, who continually re-invents herself to meet the needs of the ecosystems she encounters. So the Polish Black Madonna becomes assimilated into Haitian Voodoo, the Indian mother goddess finds a way to re-express as Catholic St. Sarah, and the African sea goddess Yemoja re-arises to become the most popular vision of the Divine Mother in Brazil and possesses bodies from all socio-cultural and ethnic backgrounds regularly. In many places, syncretism — the fusion and blending of traditions — is welcomed, even if the histories that led to that syncretism are painful. And in these syncretic cauldrons, new traditions are born all the time. Once we start to view the flow of culture and tradition beyond a human-centered sociocultural lens, we see a living animate process in which gods travel and the forces of 'place' are not static, in which outsider species are assimilated into new ecologies, and in which wanderers and outcasts play a key role in the adaptive movement of traditions. These stories teach us that the world is not so neatly divided into those who belong to a place and a tradition and those who don't.  And that the story of 'not feeling at home' — of feeling rootless and separate from a homeland that is far away —  is actually a key part of the human story and serves as a starting point to the process of reconnection. Featuring conversations with Peia Luzzi, Scout Rainer Wiley, Tyson Yunkaporta, Skye Mandozay and Bayo Akomolafe and music by Egemen Sanli, Victor Sakshin, Beya, and more, this episode is an oceanic cross-cultural ride that asks us to leave our preconceptions of what is fixed and what is fluid behind. Support the Show.

Witches! Another week offering recalibration, reorientation, and reconfiguration before we head off into the Dark Half of the Year. This portion of our Virgo journey is overseen by Great Goddesses like Yemoja, Aset/Isis, Mother Earth, The Holy Sophia, Gauri, and Venus Genitrix to name a few. How does what you know affect what you create in the world? How do you embody knowledge? What is the difference between knowledge and wisdom? Tarot: 9/10 of Pentacles Witch's Work: Wrapping up Lughnasadh work ⁠⁠Support this podcast by joining my Patreon!⁠⁠⁠⁠ Full notes, charts for this week's moons, and more exclusively listed for Patrons at the Mercury level and higher. Thanks for listening! Your support is very appreciated. Questions? Comments? Wanna submit a question? Contact me through ⁠⁠⁠meaganangus.com/contact⁠⁠⁠. One-time donations and support gratefully accepted at: ⁠⁠⁠www.paypal.me/meagananguswitch⁠⁠⁠. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/meagan-angus/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/meagan-angus/support

The podcast you never knew you needed is back with a (delayed) splash! We're diving deep into the world of African Mermaids and fertility goddesses---> meet Yemoja, the water spirit and mother of all Yoruba Orishas, and Inkosazana, the extraordinary Zulu shapeshifter. Listen out for our uncharacteristically serious Vibes of the Week and stay tuned for a couple of African Proverbs that are equally un-vibey! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/nbjpodcast/message

Hello, dear ones! I hope you enjoy this light language activation which is a combination of transmissions that I channeled during Summer Solstice 2023. Goddesses include: Yemoja, White Buffalo Calf Woman, Lilith, Sekhmet, and Isis. A 33-minute version can be purchased from my website: Solar Feminine Goddess Codes Light Language Activation - 30 Minute MP3 Recording Music: Bells in the Clouds by Forward Facing Music. Thank you for co-creating! JJ #lightlanguage #1111 #energyupdate #energyhealing #healer #lightworker #spiritualawakening #higherconsciousness #lightcodes #starseed ⁠ Activations with JJ⁠ - Multidimensional Messages for Healing and Higher Consciousness

The vast oceans is the realm of the Great mother spirit Yemoja. Which mysteries lies beneath the depths of the sea yet the secrets are passed down through the blood lines of those chosen mystics. Are you a bloodline calling? --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/fusionz-holistics/support

The Yemoja "drama" gets addressed in response to the "unhinged" reviews and it goes to show - communication is your best friend. Also, surprise, misprints happen - so don't be a #$%^!  Thank you to all of the people that get special shoutouts for supporting the deck! Please keep posting photos of your spreads and sending me amazing messages.  Written, researched, produced, sound designed, and hosted by Maggie WilsonStart with the link in my social media bio to connect with book reccomendations and sign up for a mini online course!Click the link in my bio on all social media platforms @metaphysicalaf or go directly to beacon.ai/wilsonmaggieAbout Maggie Wilson: As Seen In Bustle, Mind Body Green, Forbes, Insider, & Vice.  I'm a Metaphysical Manifestation Queen, a bestselling author, and a marketing executive. I'm a US-southern raised rebel, living in a vibrant pastel dream house near the beach in Southern California. For the last seventeen years, I have been working in the wellness + self-care space, teaching people how to truly be themselves through Metaphysical, books, and workshops. ...And we have achieved so much in such a short time. Before I started this work, my life was a huge question of what I was supposed to do as my purpose. After I found my true power using Reiki + Kundalini, I became obsessed with the idea that how we think can have so much impact on our daily lives, our future, and our power to manifest. I don't give weight to other people's opinions because 99.99999% of the time they don't know what they are talking about.Professional accolades? Okay. I am a cannabis executive for a leading healthy edible in California and the first black cannabis sommelier. I've curated and hosted educational cannabis dinners for executives from multiple industries. My podcast has been listed in the Top 3 Apple Podcasts in multiple countries ( after 4 years of producing/creating my own podcast!). My first publication, The Metaphysical Cannabis Oracle Deck (Sterling, 2022 + Liminal 11) became an instant bestseller at #1 in its category and has been accepted into multiple international museums. I've taught at MSU Denver, been featured in Forbes and Spotify, and have celebrities using my oracle deck like the unforgettable India Arie.That's amazing right, but for me, nothing compares to meeting someone who has taken a soundbite and changed their entire life for the better. It's literally what lights me up!Sign Up For The Oracle Deck Giveaway: www.beacons.ai/wilsonmaggie  Be Your Own Coach: www.trannabischi.comGet Your Weekly Planner From: https://www.intelligentchange.com/collections/new

Invité a Solimar Otero para discutir su libro Archives of Conjure. Stories of the Dead in Afrolatinx Cultures (Columbia University Press, 2020) y nos embarcamos en una conversación diversa sobre las voces y los seres que nos acompañan, el legado colonialista en los campos de la antropología, la etnografía y el folklore y cómo revertir esa tradición de explotación a través de prácticas investigativas respetuosas como la "etnografía recíproca" de Elaine Lawless. Hay muchas notas al pie de lecturas y colegas que la acompañan en el empeño, mucha complicidad y mucha risa en este podcast. En Archives of Conjure. Stories of the Dead in Afrolatinx Cultures (Columbia University Press, 2020) Solimar Otero explora cómo los espíritus afrolatinos guían su trabajo como académica, activista y practicante de la religión a través rituales y la creación de cultura material. Al examinar el trabajo de médiums espiritistas a través de las poéticas interculturales del Caribe hispano, nos muestra cómo divinidades y ancestros sirven de agentes activos en la modelación de experiencias cotidianas de género, sexualidad y racialidad. Con el apoyo de más de diez años de trabajo de campo y archivístico en Cuba, este libro se centra en las prácticas narrativas de mujeres y personas LGBTQ afrolatinas que practican el espiritismo y las compara con representaciones literarias y performáticas de la región. El libro recibió el premio “Albert J. Raboteau” como mejor texto académico sobre religiones africanas publicado en 2021. Solimar Otero pertenece al departamento de Folklore y Etnografía de Indiana University (Blomington), donde enseña folklore, etnomusicología y estudios de género. Además, es editora del Journal of Folklore Research y miembro de la American Folklore Society. Sus investigaciones se enfocan en el género, la sexualidad, la espiritualidad afrocaribeña y la religión yoruba tradicional en el folklore, la literatura y la etnografía. Ha publicado otros tres libros: Afro-Cuban Diasporas in the Atlantic World (Boydell & Brewer, 2010) https://boydellandbrewer.com/9... Yemoja. Gender, Sexuality, and Creativity in the Latina/o and Afro-Atlantic Diasporas, en coautoría con Toyin Falola (State University Press of New York, 2014) https://sunypress.edu/Books/Y/... Theorizing Folklore from the Margins. Critical and Ethical Approaches, coeditado con Mintzi Martinez-Rivera (Indiana University Press, 2021) https://iupress.org/9780253056...

Invité a Solimar Otero para discutir su libro Archives of Conjure. Stories of the Dead in Afrolatinx Cultures (Columbia University Press, 2020) y nos embarcamos en una conversación diversa sobre las voces y los seres que nos acompañan, el legado colonialista en los campos de la antropología, la etnografía y el folklore y cómo revertir esa tradición de explotación a través de prácticas investigativas respetuosas como la "etnografía recíproca" de Elaine Lawless. Hay muchas notas al pie de lecturas y colegas que la acompañan en el empeño, mucha complicidad y mucha risa en este podcast. En Archives of Conjure. Stories of the Dead in Afrolatinx Cultures (Columbia University Press, 2020) Solimar Otero explora cómo los espíritus afrolatinos guían su trabajo como académica, activista y practicante de la religión a través rituales y la creación de cultura material. Al examinar el trabajo de médiums espiritistas a través de las poéticas interculturales del Caribe hispano, nos muestra cómo divinidades y ancestros sirven de agentes activos en la modelación de experiencias cotidianas de género, sexualidad y racialidad. Con el apoyo de más de diez años de trabajo de campo y archivístico en Cuba, este libro se centra en las prácticas narrativas de mujeres y personas LGBTQ afrolatinas que practican el espiritismo y las compara con representaciones literarias y performáticas de la región. El libro recibió el premio “Albert J. Raboteau” como mejor texto académico sobre religiones africanas publicado en 2021. Solimar Otero pertenece al departamento de Folklore y Etnografía de Indiana University (Blomington), donde enseña folklore, etnomusicología y estudios de género. Además, es editora del Journal of Folklore Research y miembro de la American Folklore Society. Sus investigaciones se enfocan en el género, la sexualidad, la espiritualidad afrocaribeña y la religión yoruba tradicional en el folklore, la literatura y la etnografía. Ha publicado otros tres libros: Afro-Cuban Diasporas in the Atlantic World (Boydell & Brewer, 2010) https://boydellandbrewer.com/9... Yemoja. Gender, Sexuality, and Creativity in the Latina/o and Afro-Atlantic Diasporas, en coautoría con Toyin Falola (State University Press of New York, 2014) https://sunypress.edu/Books/Y/... Theorizing Folklore from the Margins. Critical and Ethical Approaches, coeditado con Mintzi Martinez-Rivera (Indiana University Press, 2021) https://iupress.org/9780253056...

Invité a Solimar Otero para discutir su libro Archives of Conjure. Stories of the Dead in Afrolatinx Cultures (Columbia University Press, 2020) y nos embarcamos en una conversación diversa sobre las voces y los seres que nos acompañan, el legado colonialista en los campos de la antropología, la etnografía y el folklore y cómo revertir esa tradición de explotación a través de prácticas investigativas respetuosas como la "etnografía recíproca" de Elaine Lawless. Hay muchas notas al pie de lecturas y colegas que la acompañan en el empeño, mucha complicidad y mucha risa en este podcast. En Archives of Conjure. Stories of the Dead in Afrolatinx Cultures (Columbia University Press, 2020) Solimar Otero explora cómo los espíritus afrolatinos guían su trabajo como académica, activista y practicante de la religión a través rituales y la creación de cultura material. Al examinar el trabajo de médiums espiritistas a través de las poéticas interculturales del Caribe hispano, nos muestra cómo divinidades y ancestros sirven de agentes activos en la modelación de experiencias cotidianas de género, sexualidad y racialidad. Con el apoyo de más de diez años de trabajo de campo y archivístico en Cuba, este libro se centra en las prácticas narrativas de mujeres y personas LGBTQ afrolatinas que practican el espiritismo y las compara con representaciones literarias y performáticas de la región. El libro recibió el premio “Albert J. Raboteau” como mejor texto académico sobre religiones africanas publicado en 2021. Solimar Otero pertenece al departamento de Folklore y Etnografía de Indiana University (Blomington), donde enseña folklore, etnomusicología y estudios de género. Además, es editora del Journal of Folklore Research y miembro de la American Folklore Society. Sus investigaciones se enfocan en el género, la sexualidad, la espiritualidad afrocaribeña y la religión yoruba tradicional en el folklore, la literatura y la etnografía. Ha publicado otros tres libros: Afro-Cuban Diasporas in the Atlantic World (Boydell & Brewer, 2010) https://boydellandbrewer.com/9... Yemoja. Gender, Sexuality, and Creativity in the Latina/o and Afro-Atlantic Diasporas, en coautoría con Toyin Falola (State University Press of New York, 2014) https://sunypress.edu/Books/Y/... Theorizing Folklore from the Margins. Critical and Ethical Approaches, coeditado con Mintzi Martinez-Rivera (Indiana University Press, 2021) https://iupress.org/9780253056...

Great Goddesses like Yemoja, Oshun, Virgin Mary, Holy Sophia, Artemis, and Themis want us to understand how much we have cultivated in ourselves to be who we are and where we are, in spite of all the wild sh*t this world has thrown at us. We carry great wisdom, talent, strength and capacity, and it's not by accident or chance. We are who we are because we have grown ourselves, like a great verdant garden. But let's not get it twisted, Mercury stations Retrograde this week and our powers of information gathering and discernment need to be front and center so we don't waste our energy on somebody else's tangled plotlines or silly arguments. Self-care routines may be the only truth we can rely on, even when we feel like we don't know ourselves. Stay Sharp, Witches, we still have miles to go before we reach the Holy Mountain. But this week is a great time to look back at how far we have already come. www.meaganangus.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/meagan-angus/message

Maribel Ortega dropped out of medical school 25 years ago; however she still was holding on to the criticism she felt from taking the path that was right for her. She is vulnerable and shares that she also has been dealing with a narcissistic parent. Watch as she has an awakening, reconnects with Yemoja and is reminded that she is a star of the sea and beautiful. Heard the phrase “work smarter, not harder”? Felicia Miller Johnson is Awe Intuitive Life Coach & Webcaster who encourages people to "Live SMART". She conducts work-life video interviews with career professionals that become an Awe Intuitive Conversation. Awe happens as Felicia asks intuitive questions and channels spiritual intuitive feedback. Awe Intuitive Conversation with Maribel Ortega on July 5, 2022 #livesmart #energyhealing #cardreading

The captain, a happy mother and a flying best friend talk on love and teleportation. Show notes available soon on nakedbaked (dot) wordpress (dot) com. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/naked--baked/message

In this episode, I discuss the Holy Vision of the Feminine Within. If we look at the conditions women continue to live all over the world, we recognize that there had been a deliberate erosion of feminine images (example the Orisha goddesses) that showcased strength as in the daughters of the ancient mothers Yemoja, Osun and Oya who came to the earth to awaken and refine qualities of nurturance and strength (Yemoja); beauty and Love (Osun) power and passion (Oya). I discuss all forms of violence against women, including rape and how that experience impact body armoring, sexuality and intimacy in relationships. I do relate to these experiences and encourage women who have endured pain and suffering to share their unique and healing stories. It is through storytelling that we may be able to reach out and alleviate hardships some women still experience in the world. We do hold the holy vision of the feminine within, and we must relate to the regal, beautiful, gentle, passionate and wise matriarch of this earth. We must recognize the life force of a woman and believe that each one can find love, peace, joy, and growth in our life experiences. Through this recognition, , we can start sowing the seed to passing down the myth of the ancient mothers comprising love, beauty, grace, strength, power and passion. These were the gifts of Yemoja, Osun and Oya. Through them, we learn about the goddess in all women, nature and the promise to tap deep within, rise and reclaim our birthright individually and collectively. As always, your thoughts and comments are welcome. Autobiography https://mensimah.com/sankofa/ Please support our channel. https://www.patreon.com/join/mensimahshabazzphd https://PayPal.Me/MRTPodcast Contact Links: Mensimah's Round Table - Join Women's Group on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/groups/191292605667511 Mensimah's Round Table Podcast: https://mensimahs-round-table.captivate.fm Other Social Media Links: https://solo.to/mensimahshabazzphd YouTube: https://youtu.be/oxP1VlR-1cU

In today's episode, we discuss the famous water goddess Yemoja from Yoruba mythology. We talk about the many different aspects of her worship throughout the world, the different forms she takes, and how her importance has lasted to this day. This episode has a TRIGGER WARNING for mentions of the slave trade and sexual assault. For more information about today's episode, go to mytholadies.com. To donate, please go to ko-fi.com/mytholadies. Our cover art is by Helena Cailleaux. You can find her and more of her work on Instagram @helena.cailleaux.illustratrice. Our theme song was composed and performed by Icarus Tyree. To hear more of their music, check out icarust.bandcamp.com.

In this minisode Chelsea shares the story of Yemoja, the Mermaid deity of Nigeria! Book: Skin of the Sea by Natasha Bowen --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/savethemermaids/support

Here we go again! We kick off this week with the worldwide festival of Lunar New Year, the Pagan celebration of the Cross-Quarter Sabbat Imbolc, and a Black New Moon!! Goddesses like Brigid and Yemoja are here to over see the rekindling of our spiritual fires after the death of Yule season. And we have a week of festivals reminding us the fire starts in the heart of home and family. IMBOLC SEASON WITCH'S WORK: Purification, Perseverance, Renewal, Dreams GLOBAL THEMES: Purification, Renewal, and Rededication with this Cross-Quarter Fire Festival Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/MeaganAngus Watch the class: https://youtu.be/mFt_jMcbL-g --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/meagan-angus/message

In this episode, host Bidemi Ologunde analyzed five Yoruba proverbs that describe concepts such as self-deception, decorum, and thoughtfulness.Please send questions, comments, and suggestions to bidemi@bidemiologunde.com.Check out host Bidemi Ologunde's latest book, Feet of Clay: Democracy, Democratic Values & Destructive Influences, available on Amazon, eBay, and Barnes & Noble.Buzzsprout - Let's get your podcast launched! Start for FREEDisclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.

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ALSO IN THE PODCAST God of War ft Yemoja The Brotherhood Discusses the new God of War Trailer and notice a shocking guest. -The original ending of God of War as told by the creator. -Where are the tiddays? -God of War 2018 is no longer an action game but a Last Of Us Clone RPG -Ascension [2013] is better than God of War [2018]? -Men mature but never truly grow up? -Girls who complain about sexualisation also partake in Slut Walks. -Even Record of Ragnarok had more respect for Thor Odinson - Game Journalism is a communist paradigm

Forgiveness is about our healing process rather than letting the other person off the hook. We often believe that forgiving a person means forgetting their past behavior or excuse it; however, that is not true. Forgiving others means we are letting go of the pain that was caused. We are permitting ourselves to live our lives without the guilt or pain of old situations. I learned that I needed to forgive and set clear boundaries with people. My boundaries are a way to protect myself and to inform people their actions have consequences if they cross the line. I can remove myself from a relationship if it is unhealthy or someone violates me by not respecting my boundaries. If you struggle with forgiving someone, listen to this podcast about the process it takes to forgive, even when it comes to forgiving ourselves. Follow up on social media Yemoja Speaks Instagram Yemoja Speaks Facebook This podcast is sponsored by Yemoja's Media: The marketing experts that helps to work behind the scenes. -Video Editing -Content Marketing Strategy -Brand Photography -Social Media Marketing Plan Check out their website for more information: www.yemojasmedia.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/yemojaspeaks/support

Hello Heathens, in this weeks episode, we look at The New Moon in Virgo and how we can engage in long term goal fine-tuning. We talk about The Holy Sophia, Thoth, Yemoja, Juno, and other Holy Wisdom Providers, and consider Pagan work like: Can you quiet down enough to hear your own Inner Wisdom? When was the last time you dared to look into the future? When was the last time you danced a Spiral Dance? https://www.patreon.com/MeaganAngus https://www.youtube.com/c/MeaganAngus --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/meagan-angus/message

Happy Thursday, Goddess! Pour rum. Pour honey. Pour sea water. Let's talk emancipation, liberation, and true freedom on this -- Emancipation Week. Can you see the magical photo ABOVE of our (yours and my) niece we have never met in Brazil? I love all of the pics of you holding and reading and doing the rituals in my new book African Goddess Initiation -- keep 'em coming, please! But my absolute favorite pic is this magical one above. Goddess Rachel in Brazil sent me this photo of her beautiful and intuitive niece as they watch my Goddess Temple live broadcasts on Hay House together. (We resume LIVE this week Sunday at 11am EST on FB & IG @abiolaTV and Wednesday at 2pm EST on @ hayhouse on IF & FB.) Goddess Rachel and her niece both have such powerful energy. I burst out crying when I saw this image all the way from Brazil. She gave me permission to share it with you. In my head I have named this photo, "teach the babies." Goddess Antranette, who is featured on page 106 of my new Hay House book, African Goddess Initiation: Sacred Rituals for Self-Love, Prosperity and Joy taps into the energy of liberation by doing womb divination. When she saw this image of this magical child on my Instagram, she commented, "Whew. Wasn't that what this is all about!" And it is true. TEACH THE BABIES. And don't ever let anyone tell you that your voice doesn't matter. I was told that sharing the way of the goddess was a dead end. If we don't heal it we pass it on. If we don't remember it, the next generation won't have it to even forget. As we heal ourselves, we heal those who came before. As we reclaim ourselves, we heal those who come after. We are local. We are global. We are cosmic. We are brand new and ancient. I look forward to the books, podcasts, classes and things we can't even imagine that baby girl will create in the future. She is Yemanja. Yemaya. Yemoja. She is Oxum. Osun. Oshun. She is the fire next time, the fire this time, mother and daughter of the Earth and ether. She is me and I am she. I am you and you are we. This week we celebrated Emancipation Day throughout the English-speaking Caribbean on August 1st. Read more about this in Goddess Sitira's Sanctuary on page 148 of African Goddess Initiation. Pour rum. Pour honey. Pour sea water. For my ancestors, not far over from Brazil, after the enslaved people were “freed” from chattel slavery in Guyana, South American, a 4 year period of “Apprenticeship“ was enacted where they were required to continue working for free. So freedom wasn't freedom. It was the illusion of freedom. Then the enslavers were paid reparations for losing their “income!” Every year on Emancipation Day, amongst other things, I owe it to my ancestors to assess where I am creating the illusion of freedom in my life rather than really living it. When I was chained to a job I didn't like, or an emotionally abusive relationship, I was not truly living free. The golden chains are the ones that look good, but still make us miserable. There are still many systemic chains disguised as isms, but oftentimes for me, the mental chains are the strongest. So Happy Emancipation, my friend- How do you live free in your own life? How do you free yourself? Start by delving deeper with the lessons in the free African Goddess Initiation Summer Fest: AfricanGoddessClub.com Love and magic, Abiola P.S. Stop waiting... Get the book here: Tinyurl.com/TheGoddessBook Sign back in FREE anytime to AfricanGoddessClub.com

Happy Thursday, Goddess! Pour rum. Pour honey. Pour sea water. Let's talk emancipation, liberation, and true freedom on this -- Emancipation Week. Can you see the magical photo ABOVE of our (yours and my) niece we have never met in Brazil? I love all of the pics of you holding and reading and doing the rituals in my new book African Goddess Initiation -- keep 'em coming, please! But my absolute favorite pic is this magical one above. Goddess Rachel in Brazil sent me this photo of her beautiful and intuitive niece as they watch my Goddess Temple live broadcasts on Hay House together. (We resume LIVE this week Sunday at 11am EST on FB & IG @abiolaTV and Wednesday at 2pm EST on @ hayhouse on IF & FB.) Goddess Rachel and her niece both have such powerful energy. I burst out crying when I saw this image all the way from Brazil. She gave me permission to share it with you. In my head I have named this photo, "teach the babies." Goddess Antranette, who is featured on page 106 of my new Hay House book, African Goddess Initiation: Sacred Rituals for Self-Love, Prosperity and Joy taps into the energy of liberation by doing womb divination. When she saw this image of this magical child on my Instagram, she commented, "Whew. Wasn't that what this is all about!" And it is true. TEACH THE BABIES. And don't ever let anyone tell you that your voice doesn't matter. I was told that sharing the way of the goddess was a dead end. If we don't heal it we pass it on. If we don't remember it, the next generation won't have it to even forget. As we heal ourselves, we heal those who came before. As we reclaim ourselves, we heal those who come after. We are local. We are global. We are cosmic. We are brand new and ancient. I look forward to the books, podcasts, classes and things we can't even imagine that baby girl will create in the future. She is Yemanja. Yemaya. Yemoja. She is Oxum. Osun. Oshun. She is the fire next time, the fire this time, mother and daughter of the Earth and ether. She is me and I am she. I am you and you are we. This week we celebrated Emancipation Day throughout the English-speaking Caribbean on August 1st. Read more about this in Goddess Sitira's Sanctuary on page 148 of African Goddess Initiation. Pour rum. Pour honey. Pour sea water. For my ancestors, not far over from Brazil, after the enslaved people were “freed” from chattel slavery in Guyana, South American, a 4 year period of “Apprenticeship“ was enacted where they were required to continue working for free. So freedom wasn't freedom. It was the illusion of freedom. Then the enslavers were paid reparations for losing their “income!” Every year on Emancipation Day, amongst other things, I owe it to my ancestors to assess where I am creating the illusion of freedom in my life rather than really living it. When I was chained to a job I didn't like, or an emotionally abusive relationship, I was not truly living free. The golden chains are the ones that look good, but still make us miserable. There are still many systemic chains disguised as isms, but oftentimes for me, the mental chains are the strongest. So Happy Emancipation, my friend- How do you live free in your own life? How do you free yourself? Start by delving deeper with the lessons in the free African Goddess Initiation Summer Fest: AfricanGoddessClub.com Love and magic, Abiola P.S. Stop waiting... Get the book here: Tinyurl.com/TheGoddessBook Sign back in FREE anytime to AfricanGoddessClub.com

Yemoja mother of all, goddess of fertility, powerful. You think you are caring, wait till you hear of Yemoja, a strong woman who cared deeply for her children, but was any of these reciprocated by those she loved, find out in this intriguing episode of Story of the gods.

Yemoja mother of all, goddess of fertility, powerful. You think you are caring, wait till you hear of Yemoja, a strong woman who cared deeply for her children, but was any of these reciprocated by those she loved, find out in this intriguing episode of Story of the gods.

Yemoja mother of all, goddess of fertility, powerful. You think you are caring, wait till you hear of Yemoja, a strong woman who cared deeply for her children, but was any of these reciprocated by those she loved, find out in this intriguing episode of Story of the gods.

In part four of this series, I read "The Monkey King,Sun Wukong", "The Pandavas", "Yemoja", & "Osiris, Set, and Isis" from the book Beneath the Moon by Yoshi Yoshitani (no pronouns). Beneath the Moon is a collection of fairy tales, myths, and divine stories from around the world that Yoshi has also represented in Yoshi's tarot deck Tarot of the Divine. As I read each story I will connect them to the tarot card they represent. I love the Tarot of the Divine deck and all the culture it shows and I immediately wanted the book the moment I knew it existed. Hopefully, you enjoy hearing these stories as much as I love reading them! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/spiritualintellect/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/spiritualintellect/support

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Insprired by a visionary local music star and honoring Yemoja, the African Goddess of the Ocean, artists Chris Visions and Heide Trepanier talk with Host Hamilton Glass about how their mural in the Blackwell area of Richmond has become a gathering place for many.-The public art created for Mending Walls addresses where we are now in society to inspire conversation about how we can move forward with empathy through understanding and collaboration. Resources for this episode: Yemoja, the African Goddess of the OceanAbout Cole HicksCole Hicks MusicMore information:Mending Walls RVA Mural ProjectHamilton GlassHeide TrepanierChris VisionsInstagram: @heidetrepanier@chrisvisions @mendingwallsrva @19red.fuelProduction:19RED @ FuelIn Your Ear Studios

One of the best things about being queer is that we get to choose our own family. Sometimes, too, that family becomes a house. This week, the Haus of Yemoja is inviting you over for a li'l family get-together with the gurls. So lock the doors, lowers the blinds, and put on your best pair of heels sis, cause #WeThreeQueens know exactly what you need. We're having a good ol' kiki!Find out more at https://fishtea-podcast.pinecast.co

One of the best things about being queer is that we get to choose our own family. Sometimes, too, that family becomes a house. This week, the Haus of Yemoja is inviting you over for a li'l family get-together with the gurls. So lock the doors, lowers the blinds, and put on your best pair of heels sis, cause #WeThreeQueens know exactly what you need. We're having a good ol' kiki!Find out more at https://fishtea-podcast.pinecast.co

Download and Subscribe to the Droid9 Sessions on iTunes (Free): bit.ly/D9SiTunes ▼ Follow Droid9: » Facebook: bit.ly/Droid9FaceBook » YouTube: bit.ly/Droid9TV » Spotify: bit.ly/Droid9Spotify » Twitter: bit.ly/Droid9Twitter » Google+: bit.ly/Droid9Google » SoundCloud: @Droid9Recordings 01. @tripswitch - Box Fresh [@onedotsixtwo] 02. @matan-caspi - Circles [@outta-limits-recordings] 03. @matan-caspi, @stankolev - Barakah [@outta-limits-recordings] 04. @enertia-Sound - Mirrorflow [inumusicgroup] 05. @enertia-sound - Dust (Original Mix) [@vesta-records] 06. @alviseb - Pieces of a Dream [@wearebonzai] 07. Graham Baxter, @matter - Everything So Young [@strange-town-recordings] 08. @stankolev - Ayahuasca [@outta-limits-recordings] 09. @matan-caspi, @esh_official - Yemoja [@outta-limits-recordings] Droid9 Sessions is a monthly radio show delving into the deeper side of underground electronic music with an emphasis on feelings and emotions. Our focus is to feature music in the genres of Progressive House, Deep House, Melodic House, and Melodic Techno. Droid9 Label Manager Jerry Chiu and label artists hosts the show.

This EP we discuss Orishas, who originated in Africa! Our last episode of the Orishas! Thank you for listening to the mini-series. We know to understand everything we talked about isn't all facts just information we found during research. So if you know more about the Yoruba people we would love to hear about it! This week is all about Yemoja. Thank you Uadjyt for the suggestion! Twin Tarot is all about self-awareness, self-improvement and learning about how the universe is connected to you. Follow us Twin Tarot Discord

I met Yemoja Oshun at an art market in New Orleans and I was immediately intrigued by her career path so I asked if she would share her story with me. Our conversation focuses largely on healing her own sexual abuse through BDSM and her role in helping others heal through sensual bodywork. Show notes: Thanks to Yemoja Oshun for sharing her story. Find out more about her work on her website, Patreon, Twitter, Instagram, and Youtube SESTA and FOSTA - The Stop Enabling Sex Traffickers Act (SESTA) and Allow States and Victims to Fight Online Sex Trafficking Act (FOSTA) are the U.S. Senate and House bills that as the FOSTA-SESTA package became law on April 11, 2018. They clarify the country's sex trafficking law to make it illegal to knowingly assist, facilitate, or support sex trafficking, and amend the Section 230 safe harbors of the Communications Decency Act (which make online services immune from civil liability for the actions of their users) to exclude enforcement of federal or state sex trafficking laws from its immunity. SESTA has been criticized by pro-free speech and pro-Internet groups including the Center for Democracy and Technology, Electronic Frontier Foundation, the ACLU, Engine Advocacy, the Sex Workers Outreach Project (which described SESTA as a "disguised internet censorship bill"), and the Wikimedia Foundation, who argue that the bill weakens the section 230 safe harbors, and places an unnecessary burden on internet companies and intermediaries that handle user-generated content or communications. Excerpts from Wikipedia. Learn more about SESTA/FOSTA --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hidden-south/support

Tracklist 1- Alastor & Rue - Untethered (Original Mix) (Outta Limits ) 2- Matter - Wormwood (Original Mix)(Tarnished Tracks) 3- Melody Stranger - Levenloos (Original Mix)(BeatFreak Recordings) 4-Matan Caspi & e'sh - Yemoja (original Mix )(Outta Limits) 5- Li polymer - Pterodroma (nicolas rada remix)(Balkan Connection) 6- Manu riga - kurudi (original mix)(Bonzai Progressive) 7- Nikko Mavridis - Indigo (Stage Van H Dark Blue Remix) (Balkan Connection South America) 8- Rudy Crystal - Life (Christian Monique Remix) (Light Side Music) mixed by @vtxdj insta @candyflipMusic twitter @candyflipea facebook @candyflipMusic

Episode #38: Anniitra Ravenmoon, ArchPriestess: The Power Goddesses. For this week’s episode, we are proud to interview Anniitra Ravenmoon, ArchPriestess of the Fellowship Of Isis and founder of the Lyceum Of the Nubian Moon. She is devoted and ordained priestess to the Goddesses Oya, Kali, Sekhmet, Yemoja, and others. A self-professed “wild child” at one time, she was called by the Goddess in a remarkable account she shares with us. This put her on a path to ask deeper questions about why we are here and helped her to pursue a deeply soulful life purpose. Even though she is a child of the Divine, we still appreciate the wildness we see in her! We discuss Anniitra’s spiritual journey, her calling to become a priestess, and her service in the world. Her life stories are bold, courageous, and joyful. She is a glorious belly dancer, teacher, and sacred jewelry maker, too! Also, Anniitra enlightens us in a discussion about The Orishas, the pantheon of African Gods and Goddesses. She wipes away fears about Voodoo. It turns out its purpose has been misunderstood and maligned through the old slave trade and misguided rumors. You can contact Anniitra Ravenmoon on FB: https://www.facebook.com/anniitra.ravenmoon

This week Yemoja Oshun joins us to talk about kitty play! Collars, pet bowls, and waters ports (and we're not talking jet skis) all come into play when you live part of your life as a sexy kitten. We also talk about the different types of pleasure and the $300 "physical experience" she offers. You need to here everything she has to say! Follow Our Guest: @yemojaoshun Saturday May 19th @ 7PM we will be at the Whoreible Decisions Live Show! There will be a meet and greet right after with all FOUR hosts! Get your tickets here: www.whoreibledecisionslive.eventbrite.com Check Our Sponsor Out! @sweetbitchwines Follow Us! @cocktalespodcast @kikisaidso @coffeebeandean

This week we're back got a special guest Yemoja Oshun. She tells how she's known there was more for her in life but until a major set back in life did she persue her passions. Fun convo discussing her journey and things to look forward to from her in the near future. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/average-jay/support

Sam and Rebecca are joined by Akin, Akua, & Fatima to discuss religion and sexuality. Bae(s) of The Week: China & Kenion Carter Hoe(s) of the Week: Rico, April, Johnita, Robb & Jasmine Self Care Tip(s): Take a Walk Fuck That (Current Events): The Philly “More Color More Pride” Campaign, adding black and brown to the rainbow, LGBT POCs, Whitewashing the LGBT movement, The Congressional Shooting, Steve Scalise is a bigot & Crystal Griner, the Queer Black Woman who saved his life Topic of the Day: (Religion) Yoruba, Catholicism, Islam, existential crisis, life after death, The Orishas, West African Traditions, patriarchal religions, expectations of women, questioning your religion, vegans, animal consciousness, Oshun & Beyonce, the father, the son and the Holy Spirit, Jews for Jesus, getting pregnant out of wedlock, teen pregnancy, Abortions, honor killings, rape, the rapey uncle, the Bible, the Quran, the original sin, Eve, Yemoja, Fatima, Women figures in religion, Oya, How to become Yoruba, Pilgrimage to Mecca, Hijab, Abayas, Burkas & covering, power dynamics, Quranic school, African Traditional Religions, Hypocrisy, partners trying to convert you, Asking For Forgiveness, Repentance, queerness & religion, polygamy, Orisha love stories, Yoruba and sexual energy, what religion to raise your child & more! WEBSITE 
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Charlotte View and Adeola Fearon presents Soul Whispering, a monthly talk show that connects you to your compassion and contacts you to the spirit world, ancestors and guides. Yemoja is a spirit from the Yoruba religion. She is often depicted as a mermaid, and is associated with the moon, ocean, and feminine mysteries. She is the protectress of women and rules the subconscious and creative endeavors. She governs everything pertaining women; childbirth, conception, parenting, child safety, love, and healing. Free online Ancestral Readings by Adeola FearonGet messages to Activate CompassionContact the spirit world, your ancestors your departed  loved ones & guidesListen to Stories and the winsdom in them Adeola Fearon poetic storyteller, Intuitive Coach, Ancestral Visionary and Reiki Master bridges understanding and elevates the human spirit. There are many roads to find harmony and inner peace. They are all to be respected. At times, we need assistance to read the signs along the way, to bring life into balance. Creative exploration brings balance and healing. We are all connected; the sacred and the simple are interwoven; Adeola responds as a seamstress to reveal fibers of renewal, weaving connections and possibilities. Join her as she shares inspirational messages, speaks with special guests and invites you to develop insights into your own soul’s whisperings. Inspirational and motivational.  This is an invitation to be present, live fully and become greatly-filled by the everyday.-- “In truth all life whispers...” (book excerpt) Adeola Fearon     /   704-890-6554     /     www.MyOlaCreations.com

Summary: EDIT: We’ve had a very informative and respectful email from a listener that pointed out a few errors in my retelling of the Haitian tale about Obatala, Yemoja, and Shango. I would like to note that Yemoja is not historically associated with Haitian spiritual practices, and that the selections from Teish’s book are not … Continue reading "Episode 93 – Bright Mothers"

This presentation focuses on various artistic traditions found in the Americas as a result of the African Diaspora. It will highlight two classroom art projects in which the postmodern art of installation is used to interpret the artistic and philosophical principles of several traditional religions that generate from the practices of Ifa, originally generated by the Yoruba peoples of Nigeria. These evolutions in faith, largely determined by the new experiences of an uprooted people, enjoy a vast pantheon of divinities, much like the ancient Egyptian, Greek and Roman religions. Oshun is a divinity associated with communication, love, inspiration, and creativity. The orisha, Olokun, was considered the great protector of the Yoruba people as they were forced on the slave ships leaving for their new world. Olokun is a figure that can be likened to the classical Poseidon – ruler of the deep blue sea and its inhabitants, provider of wealth and prosperity, but more importantly a healer for those in physical, psychological or spiritual distress. Some deities retained the “Olokun” signifier, while others absorbed this male entity within female entities (especially Yemaya of Cuban Santeria/Lucumi tradition and Yemoja in the Brazilian Candomble tradition). Both projects demonstrate how cross-cultural connections can be effectively experienced in the classroom, while maintaining relevance to student's own lives and culture.