Yemayá (Yemanja) - The Mother of the Waters - Yoruba Mythology

Yemayá (Yemanja) is the mother orisha of the waters and of all orishas. Revered by all, she is the protector of fishermen and represents motherhood, fertility, and unconditional love.
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[@theonetruesarauniya]

As a Nigerian-Egyptian this warms my heart. Thank you! Thank you for speaking and showing how wonderful our mythology is. Honestly African mythology as a whole isn't talked about or shown a lot and it's a shame. We have a lot of diverse, wonderful, beautiful, interesting and amazing myths, legends and histories too!

[@vginsprdsobepr9698]

We also hold Yemaya as sacred in many of our religious in the Caribbean.

[@theonetruesarauniya]

@@vginsprdsobepr9698 That is so beautiful to hear. I hope to visit one day.

[@AnnoDomini56]

People often focus on just Greco-Roman and Egyptian mythology understandably due to the fact that it is very important and influential here in the western world, but people forget that other mythologies are just as important to their respective peoples as western mythology is to people like me of European origin.

[@alexandrovalladaresfalcon5783]

@@vginsprdsobepr9698 yup yup. In CUBA where am from a lot of aspects of our lives are effect by Yoruba culture. For example some of the people dress up in colors of their respected god that protects them. For woman they often dress in blue signifying that they are protected by yemoja

[@yakshakingu]

Yoruba mythology is so beautiful. Thank you for having their stories. Not many channels show Yoruba.

[@vginsprdsobepr9698]

Yemaya has facets that are comparable to the Taino goddess Atabey. Many religions in the Caribbean still hold both deitys as sacred. Could you make a video on some of the Taino gods? I would love to see more Caribbean deitys preserved in today’s culture.

[@ajizel13]

Black little mermaid confirmed... Looking forward to more yoruba mythology

[@sahanaavavatu]

FYI: Interestingly, we indians have a river godess called "Yamuna" sister of lord "Yama" the god of justice.. and daughter of surya the sun-god. Yamuna is the one of the favorite rivers of lord krishna and she helps people attain pacification..

[@ambo9569]

Oh yes, what a coincidence (or is it?)

[@Dhanishta_21]

Rishta wahi 😊soch nayi❤

[@oluwadamilola6233]

She's actually Yemoja (Ye -more-Jah) yemaya is a mispronoiciation

[@marcello7781]

Yoruba mythology is amazing! ❤

[@Lux_Maddox]

Iemanjá , the queen of the ocean , sometimes she seems as mermaid some times as a woman with very long black hair in a blue dress . Her catholic version is Nossa Senhora dos Navegantes, both celebrated on the same day ! Nossa senhora dos navegantes is celebrated on rivers and lakes and Iemanjá at the sea shore. From the north to south every one in the shore will dress in white , jump 7 waves and send gifts to the sea (what I think is a mess) like mirror, comb , perfumes and roses !!! Some food as well , sweets , lots of delicious sweets like quindim , cocada and queijadinha , popcorn and bottles of cachaça (Brazilian alcohol )

[@WhiteKoneko]

The drawings of Yemayá are so pretty and i'm learning about a mythology I'm still so new to. As somebody with a disability these visuals and the clear voice help me a lot to understand better so thank you so much.

[@sifilore9462]

Great vid. Idea for the next vid, Japanese mythology on Yuki-onna the snow woman.

[@x-omnistar-x9602]

Finally! Sub-Saharan African mythologies have been CRIMINALLY overlooked for the last hundred years! I am so glad that they’re actually getting the recognition it deserves!

[@emmanuelboakye1124]

Nigerians shiuld be proud

[@olotanna9627]

Trust me We are

[@imdavidbaby]

Should**

[@chisomahamba379]

Proud of what , “mamiwater”🤔 Are you normal at all.

[@aivlysu]

@@chisomahamba379😭😭😭😭

[@lucasaraujo5446]

Amei o vídeo, quero ver mais da mitologia/folclore do nosso país.

[@frostmanticorerockadile9968]

Very cool! Love learning about other cultures

[@HarleyQuinn-js4wk]

Do oshun next

[@masonsnouffer4258]

Thank you!!! Do more!!!!!!;

[@user-pp7zt6zd5v]

Great Knowledge. Super work

[@-RONNIE]

Thank you for the video

[@axelrenesuzuki9334]

wow another creative legend God Water woman Yemanja that's awesome pretty cool actually i love that brother father.

[@Lkmsundastood]

Yeye Yemaya and Yeye Oshun 🙌🏾🌊🍯

[@mythicalcreaturesdoctorsor3589]

Yemaya goddess of water 🇭🇹 Haiti vodu goddess deities sea woman ocean waters

[@donnav7412]

WOW!! We just celebrated her "feast" day this week. She's a big deal in some countries.

[@benjaminacuna8013]

Thst is such an amazing title

[@frankd4581]

Please make a full video for my favorite primordial god of Greek mythology named Pontus The Primordial God And Embodiment Of The Ocean please

[@princekenney08]

Can u do one on oshun

[@blessingschagomelana2879]

Do Malawian mythology please

[@CrimsonQueen478]

Such beautiful art!

[@phantomeye5199]

0:00 So this is Yemayá cool. 0:28 Yeah there a man on board boat sail at night. 1:02 Hey there's Yemayá and man are talk having good life. 1:25 Wow! She see a very fire like a sun and used her powers to create a tsunami that swept the Sun away. 1:50 Yemayá and Oshun are wonderful good time. 2:21 Really they appear at night. Well that was good. THey should get some sleep for now. Very impressive story of Yemayá (Yemanja) The Mother of the Waters. I hope Poseidon God of The Sea can meet Yemayá The Mother of the Waters. Now that was totally amazing Yoruba Mythology in history.

[@christianchauhan23]

❤🤍💙 all your videos mate👍

[@LacertaZilla2024]

The queen of the sea 🌊 how lovely

[@vic_Lpt]

No Brasil, Yemonjá foi associada ao Mar, Mas Yemonjá é a Mãe do Rio.... Na Nigéria, cultuam Yemonjá no Rio... Òsún é a Orisá do Rio Òsún, cachoeiras e águas mais agitadas d'água doce... Na Nigéria, tem um Rio em que Yemonjá é muito Cultuada... O Rio Ogun... Mas há disporás, que diz que Yemonjá rege as costeiras salgadas da Praia.... Enquanto o Oceano, quem rege é Olokun

[@Ortega.Juan.C]

in cuba we practice yoruba too, maferefun yemaya

[@cachita]

Asheeeee

[@MegaBestoffer]

In Yoruba she is called Yemoja.

[@AM-wh8tf]

How do you know if she is trying to relay messages to you? I had a spiritual/intuitive friend that told me to look her up, because I am ignoring messages.

[@DarthVectivus-zt1mk]

Yup, Yemonja Forever. ❤😮😢😂😅😮😊🎉❤.

[@JadeLwoj]

...if anyone has seen the auditions of Epic's Get in the Water, I now imagine her when I listen to Morgan Clae's cover.

[@stephenjason7575]

Please try Edo Mythology you will like it

[@AngelRiverar-yz7kz]

👍🏼✨️

[@shelbyspeaks3287]

Goddesses tend to have this weird connection to water and the ocean it seems...

[@ambo9569]

I was raised as a Seventh Day Adventist, and now I am an agnostic but Yemoja and I have a lot of similar interests! Blue, mangoes, the number 7, etcetera. What does this mean??

[@fatman9196]

Yoruba god of thunder next !!!!!

[@omarip2021]

First time seeing the first black person as the Greek Gods in Greek Mythology and I mean like I’ve never seen it before😳😱

[@daviddjan926]

What?

[@omarip2021]

@@daviddjan926 yeah I just never seen it before in my life of what it haves in Greek Gods and I’m Black Too

[@zeegotzucchini7668]

She’s from Yoruba/African Mythology, not Greek

[@omarip2021]

@@zeegotzucchini7668 oh maybe you’re right but I just thought I’ve seen the African mythology for the first time since I’ve never seen it before in my life ever since I used to play god of war 3

[@l.alejandrorivera3893]

And who is the king of the gods in this pantheon?

[@KingDomCame]

Olorun

[@l.alejandrorivera3893]

@@KingDomCame then… who’s Buluku?

[@KingDomCame]

@@l.alejandrorivera3893 that a different goddess from the Dahomey

[@user-mb8jv3np8c]

Gracias.. Sr Narrador.. 👍🏿💦

[@MrsSpurgeon222]

💙

[@marin4767]

Is this the same goddess as Yemoja?

[@ambo9569]

Yeah different spelling same being

[@ifratelliranma7384]

Che meraviglia 🤩

[@davidajodo5190]

my fellow Nigerians ✌✌✌

[@evry1luvsestiee]

She's also called 'Yemoja' in Yoruba.

[@kevinnorwood8782]

Is this goddess the same as Yemoja, or are they two completely different goddesses?

[@chelseaabraham9218]

I think so, came to the comments to see if any one confirmed and a few did. I’m not Yoruba but I knew it had to be Yemoja they were talking about.

[@chrystianaw8256]

Her name is pronounced differently in different parts of the world. Kind of like how Romans call Aphrodite, Venus.

[@matteopetrucci7039]

Mettete un video sui 5 elementi acqua fuoco aria terra e etere

[@charliemcternan8190]

The Japanese god of water

[@Superquatro]

Ela pôde ser a rainha do mar por conta de respeito já que ela é a mãe do rei dos orixás, mais ela rege os rios, Olokun seu pai que rege o rio!

[@Zainab-pc1vp]

Ya Allah ina rokonka don Allah ka mayar da ni cikakkiyar mace mai nono cike da nono da mace kamar yadda kake ta kowace hanya da sunanka mai daraja kayi min gaggawa da gaggawa.

[@yubrajkhadka4444]

She must be hindu equivalent yamuna. The river goddess❤.

[@georgerosanglien]

Haoginlal and lalrothang muolvaiphei revival and hmingchunghnung of neca school

[@user-mb8jv3np8c]

You can do, Animation Vercion of The Legend of Olokun: The Androgynous Orisha of the Deep Seas and Prosperity.. (Owner of the sea) 🧜🏿‍♂🐟💦💧 Please, Mr. Narrator.. Look at History / Mythology

[@user-mb8jv3np8c]

Yemayá - The Mother of Waters and Oceans, Tides and the Moon, The Life of Water, Fertility, Healing.. 💦💧 Yemayá Goddess of the Waters, I already like this Goddess of Yoruba Mythology.. 💧🐚 I'm interested in The Legend of the Sun. She fell in love. Hey, Mr. Narrator, because she didn't give it a siren touch. Look at History / Mythology

[@user-fk9jk3rg8h]

Petro & Rada lwa = Orishas Ifa Obatala Zakpata Chango Ogun Oya Eshu loco Agwe Baron Ezili Oshun plenty more ♥️

[@estouaqui1988]

Nós piscianos somos filhos de Iemanjá! Também deve trazer um vidéo sobre Oxum.

[@cachita]

Y en la afrocubana santeria

[@gerardohernandellano7577]

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[@jahb7160]

* Azealia Banks entered the chat *

[@user-fk9jk3rg8h]

Fon and Dahomey also how come Yoruba claiming all this like no other peoples have indigenous religion in west Africa taken to Americas ??

[@user-wr5po2yw3k]

First

[@superiorrule34]

So she single?

[@nothinghereligma3363]

Nigerians have water?

[@daviddjan926]

Tf

[@nothinghereligma3363]

@@daviddjan926 is “Tf” your response to my QUESTION?

[@bidainthegrass7317]

No ! they are superhuman!!! They drink dust and air.

[@YllaSjofn]

​@@bidainthegrass7317Good one😂

[@MercedezXxXxx]

Must be,, when the south borders the ocean causing many rivers, delta's and lakes and the longest most important river of West-Africa (the Niger) running through the country..... 🙃🙃

[@milutinstankovic4638]

Slavic Gods (day 1)

[@wheeliesmalls9464]

Chernobog (Smite name)

[@milutinstankovic4638]

Perun and Veles

[@PapaJetTV]

YEMAYEAH 🤣🤣

[@xaldinfash4203]

do a video about Sango and Osun. other yoruba gods

[@isticmusicmuse722]

Bore

[@MrsSpurgeon222]

💙