Thank you for this episode. I was just thinking of how painful it must have been to go from being the keeper of a garden filled with life and animals to being banished to a place with only death. And all because she was seduced and betrayed. It's tragic to say the least. I don't think I've ever been so saddened by a pataki.
I know 2 women who are crowned direct to Iyewa/Yewa in Tampa, FL. They are both such beautiful women and so kind. I have met a man was marked Yewa but because of the Lukumi understanding of her he was crowned Obatala with Yewa as his mother.
She's called the Arugba (translation; the one who carries the calabash on her head) the girl that leads the procession to Osun groove in Òsogbo, the virgin that carries the huge calabash on her head is called the Arugba.
I have a friend whose head came out yewa but ended up crowning obatala due to the rarity of the ceremony as you mentioned. Love your podcast hope to be on here someday! Omo Chango ❤️🔥🪽
Wow. I always felt I resonated with Oshun with as much research I gathered until I experienced heartache. After that said heartache I changed in ways I never thought would happen to me, I see the good in people but my past problems was I would expect them to act how I knew they could instead of accepting what was right in front of me and moving accordingly. I decided to go back to school and I had this whole Elle Woods attitude from Legally Blonde, for crying out loud all of my stuff was hot pink/magenta. I was never really a pink girly, my colors have always been red/gold but I started to really loooovvveee magenta and choosing to embrace that feminine side where its not too girly to like pink. Lol. Anyways, I had been practicing abstinence for close to a year before meeting my “shango” and have gone back to practicing it since the split, two years strong now. Ive learned my power in abstaining from those temptations and am definitely waiting for the right one for me. Today is my first time hearing and learning about Yewa, there was an astrologer reading a document comparing Virgo to Persephone so I looked up an Orisha equivalent to her and came across Yewa, I cried the first 15 mins of this video, it hit hard lol
I'm crowned w/ Ocute but GA is Orisha Oko. He's still the most mysterious orisha to me and confusing. I love contrast but how is it Ocute is the witch of all witches, I was told, yet Orisha Oko was the one who determined the witches that would be hung? I know this is not this particular podcast topic but would love to hear about Orisha-Oko in future from you. Thank you for your teachings Oluo, OmiKunle
Iboru Iboya Ibo Chiche...Thank you for this podcast. Although I have Yewa from Cuba, I was not really taught anything about her other than to keep her away from other orichas and men. How do you take care of her?
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I am crowned Obatala. My mother in ocha is Yewa. Everyone kept telling me how rare this is. Glad to hear some stories about her.
My godbrother is exactly the same; crowned Obbatalá and his mother is Yewá.
The story of my life...lol I feel blessed... I'm glad you told the story about the queen Yewa..
They had reciprocity
Thank you for this episode. I was just thinking of how painful it must have been to go from being the keeper of a garden filled with life and animals to being banished to a place with only death. And all because she was seduced and betrayed. It's tragic to say the least. I don't think I've ever been so saddened by a pataki.
I know 2 women who are crowned direct to Iyewa/Yewa in Tampa, FL. They are both such beautiful women and so kind. I have met a man was marked Yewa but because of the Lukumi understanding of her he was crowned Obatala with Yewa as his mother.
She's called the Arugba (translation; the one who carries the calabash on her head) the girl that leads the procession to Osun groove in Òsogbo, the virgin that carries the huge calabash on her head is called the Arugba.
The color Eggplant... it's a favorite of hers
Very interesting story. Thank you Joseph for the knowledge. Learning a lot.
I am glad that i learned about Yewa today👍🔥👑
Brother thank you for the time you put into this show for us it is a blessing
I have a friend whose head came out yewa but ended up crowning obatala due to the rarity of the ceremony as you mentioned.
Love your podcast hope to be on here someday! Omo Chango ❤️🔥🪽
Wow.
I always felt I resonated with Oshun with as much research I gathered until I experienced heartache. After that said heartache I changed in ways I never thought would happen to me, I see the good in people but my past problems was I would expect them to act how I knew they could instead of accepting what was right in front of me and moving accordingly. I decided to go back to school and I had this whole Elle Woods attitude from Legally Blonde, for crying out loud all of my stuff was hot pink/magenta. I was never really a pink girly, my colors have always been red/gold but I started to really loooovvveee magenta and choosing to embrace that feminine side where its not too girly to like pink. Lol. Anyways, I had been practicing abstinence for close to a year before meeting my “shango” and have gone back to practicing it since the split, two years strong now. Ive learned my power in abstaining from those temptations and am definitely waiting for the right one for me. Today is my first time hearing and learning about Yewa, there was an astrologer reading a document comparing Virgo to Persephone so I looked up an Orisha equivalent to her and came across Yewa, I cried the first 15 mins of this video, it hit hard lol
Good to learn about this orisha my first time
What a great in depth show 👏 I absolutely love the colors of Yewa! Such a beautiful diety.
Iboru Iboya Ibosese Baba Joseph. Good evening, everyone
I love the fact that she’s originally form another religion
Tenki tenki fah de lesson dis day Ase ooo broda.
Very insightful epsiode !
I'm crowned w/ Ocute but GA is Orisha Oko. He's still the most mysterious orisha to me and confusing. I love contrast but how is it Ocute is the witch of all witches, I was told, yet Orisha Oko was the one who determined the witches that would be hung? I know this is not this particular podcast topic but would love to hear about Orisha-Oko in future from you. Thank you for your teachings Oluo, OmiKunle
iyawo here, crowned shango and mother is yewa. what are your thoughts? ❤️
Iboru Iboya Ibo Chiche...Thank you for this podcast. Although I have Yewa from Cuba, I was not really taught anything about her other than to keep her away from other orichas and men. How do you take care of her?
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Oh my goodness! My Yubon in Ocha has crowned Oshun Ibu Añá and his father is Aganju 😁
i know someone that is a daughter of yewa
Yo soy un Hijo de Yewa. 💖
Babalawo Aboru Babalawo Aboye Babalawo Abosise bawo ni
Rose also hv it’s thorns….
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Is that where the story of Wonder Woman comes from ?????
Dang Oshun Aggayu huh.... 👀
Is there any books recommended to learn about all of the orishas stories?
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Do you directly mentor people in Ifa? Like teaching and assisting with crowning?
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Locks baba… not dreads… dreads come from slavery… they said our hair looks dreadful… peace
Couldn’t agree more, but when you’re from Dade County old habits are hard to shake. Thank you for your consistent support, Ashe.
I thought Sango colors is red & white
I disagree with your history and interpretation of Yewa and Chango. Please reach out so we can discuss your info. Please
How can I reach out to learn if you don’t mind
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Yewa es una orisha del panteón ARARA...
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