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Posted on July 5, 2017 March 29, 2018 by Miss Melinda. One of the female Seven African Powers, Yemaya is a water Orisha presiding over the oceans. But she has a curious aversion to salt — so she will float over the ocean but not in it. She is a goddess of transitions and change. Yemaya is also a Moon Goddess and … Some also say that originally, Yemaya was the Goddess of one river, and eventually became so well regarded that she was thought to be the Goddess of the Sea/Ocean. One of the Orishas, she is a sensuous, slow-moving figure, just like the water she represents. She is also a warrior, sometimes depicted as putting on pants or even a beard to go to war, particularly at Chango's side. She is a sister of Oshun, Orisha of rivers. She is the source of the water that gives life in West Africa. Yemaya is a Yorubian Orisha, or Goddess of the Ocean who is the mother of all. Would also make a great gift for someone who is a devotee of Traditions vary, and there are many versions to the story of Yemaya. However, the date of celebration, parties, and events in Brazil is February 2nd. Her name is a contraction of Yey Omo Eja, which means "Mother Whose Children are the Fish." She is a protection Goddess and also resides over fertility and creation. Orisha Yemaya: The Goddess of Fertility. It can also be hung in your home as a reminder of your devotion. The queen of the seas in the Yoruba religion is Saturday. Her name is a contraction of Yey Omo Eja, which means "Mother Whose Children are the Fish." She is the goddess of fertility who resides in the ocean and gave birth to the stars and moons. So, to come to awareness of Yemaya, one … 05 Jul. Yemaya is an orisha, or a deity and guardian spirit of the Yoruba people in Africa, specifically Nigeria, Benin, Togo, Ghana, Liberia, and the Ivory Coast. She is a fierce protector of women. 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