EOOI - Mami Wata Part 2 - Ritual

In this Part 2 production by Egbe Omo Oni Isese, Sheena Ajibola Richardson, as advised by Baba Cyrus, goes to a water body (Blue Basin Waterfall - Diego Martin Trinidad) in an effort to connect with the natural energies of the forest and of the water. While proceeding up the trek of the waterfall, she meets Iya Ifaremi, performing an offering for Mami Wata. Ajibola and Iya Ifaremi have a discourse on Mami Wata, as she continues to seek knowledge to complete her Thesis research.
Credits:
MSc. Cultural Studies Student - Sheena Ajibola Richardson
Spiritual Mother - Iya Ifaremi (Patrice Remy)
Mami Wata - Asha Olaosun Boatswain-Diaz
Dancers - Arlington Serries and Members of the Chaguanas Women and Youth Group
Drummers, singers and worshippers - All members of Egbe Omo Oni Isese Traditional African Association
Other Guest
- Horns: Rev. Beville Austin
- Solomon "Coye" Chrysostom
- Ajoni Millington
- Sekou Irebowale Bushe (Egbe Orisa Orosun Shrine)
- Cardella Omitola Manning
Studio Recording:
- Drums - Olumbe Diaz
- Percussion - Tamba Gwindi
- Horns - Rev. Beville Austin
- Lead Singer - Sheena Ajibola Richardson
- Background Vocalists: Sheena Ajibola Richardson and Olumbe Diaz
Special thanks are given to:
- Mr Ricardo Meade (El Socorro Centre for Wildlife Conservation)
- Ifaremi Patrice Remy (Ori Soul Apothecary)
- Leader Fabrice Baker (Omo Omi Foundation)
- Iya Sasha and Brother Emmanuel Franklyn (Egbe Osun ati Sango)
- Yèyé Omítósìn Cyrus-Awóreni , The Ìyálòdé Àwó Àgbáyé, Apẹ̀tẹ̀bí Olú-ìṣẹ̀ṣe
- Agba Nigel Celestin
- Agba Michael Cyrus - Ífatémilayo Aworeni
Videography - Morris Media
Audio Recording - Heavensent Productions

[@user-uy8dg1ws8n]

May the ancient waters continue to bless us Iseeeeeeeeeee❤❤❤

[@niabimkubwa3720]

I thoroughly enjoyed watching this.

[@Big-Babyzw]

Beautiful

[@OyaRevolutionary]

Beautiful Iya! Just let me say though. as born to Yoruba parents, although you are right that in Yorubaland, we have specific names for various energies. of. the water, like Yemoja, Osun, Erinle, Oya and Oba to name the prinicipal energies, water is still very much known in Yoruba folklore culture as Mami Wata. I'm seeing quite a few diasporan contributions on KZbin not aptly describing the Yoruba water deities as Mami. It's not right. Yemoja the mother of all deities in Yorubaland has to be acknowledged for what she is known for and that is Mother of all water and mother of fish. And when we. sing in. praise. (Oriki) as you do here so beautifully, you are calling a major. Oriki. when. you call Yeye O! Yeye is Yemoja Yeye is Mother. Yemoja, Erinle, Oba, Osun. and Oya are specific energies of the water but this doesn't mean we dont include them in the pantheon of water deities. T heir. names are specif for direct and specific meaning💙🤍💙🧜🏾‍♀🧜🏾‍♀

[@ericjardine5943]

Enjoyed every second off it, educational inspiring and most of all CULTURE. Keep up the tremendous work you and your organizations is doing.

[@jaimetowine1738]

Keep doing a fantastic job at edifying us ❤

[@kristagale103]

Beautiful and really moving. ❤️❤️

[@mariacarter3600]

Ase mama osun ase children of olodumare ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@olodumaresyoungsoldiers6952]

Thank you beautifully done ❤

[@estherakpenezowonutv6316]

Wow! Beautiful 😍 😘 😍

[@olatunjibanwo5161]

Part 3 please 😊

[@demigoddess3311]

Beautifully done i love all of of it🏞️❤️🧡💛💚🩵💙💜🤎🖤🤍💓

[@JamarMatthewGrant]

Part 3 please

[@h3artscollide]

Beautiful sermon ❤️

[@sulaspirit]

This is so great Sister. ALL PRAISES TO MAMI WATA

[@user-wf3bt2vi6y]

ASE

[@judithdouglasbey5444]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤...my heart leaped....

[@simeonlashley5468]

Beautiful blessings

[@tierriajones2168]

Thank you

[@user-ll5dz3fz2c]

Blessings sister

[@AmentiTheAwakener]

❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@isaiahhaynes418]

Greetings everyone 💯🌹

[@conejonegro-jx7iy]

Mami wata es igual que yemoja....???

[@deborahmcsween1029]

Ase Ase Ase

[@karliemorris7318]

Greetings

[@kalijones3659]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@mosesajiboye2987]

Where can i get the songs in the video please?

[@SASSY21255]

I’m just seeing this and I just heard that Sister Asha passed away the one with the painted face dancing with the snakes. So sad. R.I.P 🕊️

[@jennishaassoon]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@maviadaezenwanyi4563]

❤❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉

[@ninjaguy3]

This is perfect! Love from Jamaica!

[@janetbeautysupply7706]

Is this Jamaica? Are these ppl Jamaicans?

[@ninjaguy3]

@@janetbeautysupply7706 did I say they were? I'm sending love to them from Jamaica....wtf

[@janetbeautysupply7706]

@@ninjaguy3 you had to say wtf? You have anger issue

[@ninjaguy3]

@@janetbeautysupply7706 I have an issue with cynical people who jump to be snide before clarification....which is what you did

[@janetbeautysupply7706]

@@ninjaguy3 ??? You have anger I just asked a question you already saying WTF. You a ignorant fool stop writing me

[@sharonkateeba2912]

Mami wata is everywhere not only West Africa . She takes care of every one . She's mother nature You can sermon her anywhere

[@janetbeautysupply7706]

Are these people Jamaicans?

[@Shays_Light]

❤🤍💙

[@suckmyCOILS]

So beautiful. Thank you for this.

[@olatunjibanwo5161]

Snakes are not represented as the devil but Christian will say it represents the devil

[@nhshappyrelationship]

Snake!!!

[@crystalo9489]

Jesus IS Lord.

[@user-lb4wt2on7f]

Please stop force people into your beliefs orishas don t be praying to satan we respect christian teaching we just pray different ase mama osun love u