Taíno Cemiyayi - Atabey
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- Опубликовано: 14 окт 2024
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So grateful I found your video! I’ve been coming in to my spirituality and felt called to connect with my Puerto Rican/Costa Rican roots. Atabey is exactly who I felt was calling me. Thank you!
Zuimaco is the mother goddess of the city my family is from in Haiti called Jacmel (Yaquimel) which was part of the Taino Xaragua chiefdom ruled by cacique Bohechio
Interesting! Awesome! Where can I learn more about this?
You have a welcoming and kind energy. ❤
Kind soul 🙏💯 blessings too you
Bruja cat you are beatifull
Thanks for discussing this. I've been having issues journaling about the order or hierarchy of the deities and creationism in the Taino spirituality... Looking forward to see if you address this further in the future 🔥
More cemi spirits to come!! I’m doing individual videos one by one so I can tackle this huge task in bite sized pieces
She has protected me so very much. All of the Cemis have
Thank you for sharing all of this information!!! I want to learn and you have made it so helpful!
Thank you so much for these videos! I’m someone with Taíno ancestry trying to reconnect with my cultural heritage ,and this information is invaluable to me!
I resonate with Yaya as Creator with no gender. I don’t have resources though. I enjoy your videos, keep it up. :)
Also, can you talk about Santeria? I consider myself Pagan, learning more about the Cemi but I am also a natural medium, and I work with the angels because I was raised in Church. My dad (Puerto Rican) says I’m practicing Santeria but I don’t know enough about that to claim it.
Thank you 🙏🏽 very much
Thank you so much for teaching us- this is what ive been searching for.
Been waiting for Atabey... thanks a lot for making this ❤
Peace @brujacat and chat.
These videos have been so helpful, and I'm very grateful for all the research you are compiling!!!
Thank you so much for this work !
Mabrica amor
Great research-much gratitude for this!
Great video and research!
So good.
Thank you for your videos. I was never told about my Taino background. I would love to know more about my last name Colon.
Thank you so much! I’m trying my own reading but it helps hearing it too!
Beautiful.
I read Yaya as genderless creator in Ramon Pane’s manuscript and in Cave of Jagua. And then Atabey and Yucahu as the first male/masculine and female/feminine spirits.
If you need access to cave of Jagua I have a place you can find it since it is no longer in print
I would love access to any resources you’d be willing to share! Thank you! I also like this interpretation of Yaya as genderless, then Atabey being the first female & Yukahu being the first male. It’s a good way of interpreting the information too! I would love to be able to read any info you have in this topic and I can add it to my list of resources for everyone!
@@bruja_cat I can send you a link to some files/PDFs on Instagram after I get out of work today :) I’m “kristhemystic” on both insta/tt
@@Kris_Phoenixx Would you be willing to share with other as well?
@@Kris_Phoenixx i couldn’t find you on instagram
is Stange in My family the Term yaya was used like the term nana in other cultures
Yeah I’ve also heard of it being used for spiritual workers, a name to call them i guess
Thank you, Bruja Cat! 🙌 Keep up the amazing work. 💜
Eres hermosa! 🥹
Blessings Bruja !! Thank ypu so much for your educational information🙏🏼🤍
This is so fascinating! Thank you for sharing this!
What are the sources for Atabeys' names? I know some of it comes from the unfortunately biased Spanish documents. The coqui is unique to Puerto Rico because they can't live on any other island. What other pictographs of her exist on the other islands?
Also highly recommend checking out peer reviewed journal articles that can give more insight on documented Taino culture. There's tidbits that end up linking to a lot of the stuff you're talking about. I am collecting a list and can provide links in a DM if you like. It's pretty length and would be too long for a comment
Actually coqui are also common in other islands including Hawaii, I just think it’s become so recognized in Puerto Rico, I used to fall asleep to them at night and miss them so much.
@@zaidcastillo7716 Coquís are not indigenous to Hawaii. They were introduced by Puerto Ricans.
@@kenshin4113 i didn’t say they were indigenous to Hawaii but you can definitely find them all over the island
Thank you so much for these videos and the amount of research you put into them. I just attended an areíto with Irka's community and this is exactly what I needed. Thank you for such reliabley good information. It's so nice to not feel like I should fact check every claim!
Is there any information on some rituals that Tainos performed? Did they do anything for full moons? Thanks for providing this content.
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It seems like it would be easy to confuse Yaya with the African-Caribbean water goddess Yamaya. I wonder if the developement of Yamaya was influenced by Yaya
It will be very important for the Taino to resist the new age movements push into their culture. I admire this young lady's courage when she says, "I will need proof." If you're using the word gender you're already off on the wrong track.
Gender is a word constructed by social scientists who are neither social nor scientists... better to use the term biological sex. ❤ bo matum
Yaya can't be atabey amd the creation story in taino mythologies book says Yaya is the great spirit Yaya means essentially the great spirit
Yaya Attabeira is the great spirit who created Yukiyú & Guacar. How does being a great spirit remove the chance its a woman zemi?
So….we have to remember, that “gender” is a colonist idea associating the bodies biological sex and sexual functions with a social place. That’s the most important point in the Atabey/Yaya discourse. It’s…colonist to desex a goddess that is so clearly female coded because the western world cannot handle the idea that a woman is holy and supreme. I am a Puerto Ricans mestizo who has felt the mother in her since before she was born, and I have also been bullied and ostracized for it, so if any of you liberals wanna argue no tf you don’t!! I lived this and you didn’t!!! It’s just true!!! And if you have a problem you’re most likely a white or western cultured American/European like I’m not sorry but I don’t care anymore. There are male and female gods, men and women should respect one another with true balance, and that is the reason we see so much distress in our modern world. Simply, and, almost condescendingly put, yin and yang are off, gang…can we GUESS what yin and yang are??? Comparative religion saves lives, and once you can see the patterns, there is no denying the truth.