In Yoruba mythology, Yemaya is the goddess of water, the protector of women, especially pregnant wo

In Yoruba mythology, Yemaya is the goddess of water, the protector of women, especially pregnant women and the Ogun River, which has the power to heal neplodnost.Yemaya is considered the Mother Goddess, and it is because of the above said, most women pray to them gave peace, love and fertility in kući.Kada Yemaja the distress call, then it makes the most respect because only then will propitiate the goddess.
Every year on the first janura organized in Brazil is the feast of boginje.Više a million participants then at dusk, dressed in a white robe, stepped into the ocean paying homage to the goddess vode.Tu opportunity uses high priests to initiate new members into the priesthood.
Yemaya has many names: in Haiti is called Agwe, in New Orleans, La Balianne while in Cuba is called with three names, depending on where her personality pray - Ataramagwa Yemaya, Yemaya memegenerator Yemaya Olokun.Njen Achabba and symbol of the star and the colors blue, Silver and bijela.Ako wants her help paying her then mostly during full Mjeseca.Posebno She loved the full moon in July.
The term voodoo (voodoo) comes from the Ewe term "water," which means "guardian spirit" includes communicating in a trance with ancestors and animistic entities. Foremost memegenerator among voodoo deities or loam is Legba, interpreter of the will of other loa, "Maras" and "awards / a" (twins and a child born after twins) and the dead. Voodooist believe that every human being has two souls: personal soul (Gros-bon-ange ") and" m'ait-tete loa "that enters a man during divine obsessions.