Orixá Yemanjá: The Embrace and The Strength

Yemanjá is one of the most beloved and revered deities in the Orixá pantheon. Her name, YéYé Omó Ejá, means “Mother whose children are fish.”

• Domain: The sea, the oceans, rivers (in some origins), and waters in general.
• Main Function: To provide embracing comfort, protection, fertility, and maintain the emotional and mental balance of human beings.
• Symbolism: Yemanjá’s energy is viewed as the universal mother—the one who cares for, protects the family, and brings harmony to the home.

⚠️Important Note⚠️: When using a large ritual candle (velão) in rituals, it is essential to light it in a safe, well-ventilated place and on a heat-resistant container, always maintaining respect and concentration on the intention.