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Dive into the captivating world of Yemaya, the Yoruba Ocean Mother, a powerful deity whose influence stretches across the African diaspora. From her origins in Yoruba spirituality, she embodies motherhood, protection, and transformation, serving as a life-giving force and symbol of resilience. Discover Yemaya's captivating mythology, explore her role in various traditions - Santeria, Candomble, and Vodou - and learn how she is revered in Cuba, Brazil, and Haiti. The book delves into practices for connecting with Yemaya, from constructing a sacred altar to daily rituals, full moon ceremonies, and water-based healing. Through her wisdom, readers can find spiritual grounding, emotional well-being, and cultivate a deep appreciation for the natural world, particularly water. Yemaya's enduring presence in literature, art, and contemporary spiritual movements testifies to her power as a symbol of female strength, environmental responsibility, and global unity. Comparable works include The Ocean at the End of the Lane

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