Yemaya: Orisha, Goddess, and Queen of the Sea Free Audiobook Download by Raven Morgaine

Yemaya is a woman who makes offerings to the sea, singing to it and dancing in prayer. She has a special connection with the ocean and its creatures, but she is also feared by those who covet her power, especially the king in his palace. Yemaya is a deity of the Yoruba people and her story can teach us about devotion, good judgment, and intuition.

Yemaya is a beautiful story about love, trust, and hope. Yemaya is a long time, deeply loved goddess by the Yoruba people of Africa, who watches over them from the bottom of the ocean. She meets Kunta Kinte, an African boy captured by slave traders in 1750 and taken to America on one of these ships. Under her care he learns to survive as he washes up on shore. He eventually gains his freedom and goes to live with his sister in America where she marries an American man named Samuel Thomas. Kunta Kinte begins working on their farm while they raise their children. When Samuel dies unexpectedly after some years, Yemaya helps him communicate with Samuel's spirit so that they

The people of Cuba and Trinidad and Tobago rely on the sea for their livelihoods. Yemaya, or Mother Sea is a goddess that has many forms. She is considered the mother of everything – plants, animals, humans and even the dead. In this unabridged audiobook, you'll learn about this powerful figure in Cuban history, who has a great deal to teach us about how to live in harmony with nature and our ancestors.

The orisha Yemaya is a goddess of the sea and rivers, who loves those who love water and returns those who love her to their own hearts. This is a story of water set in the Spanish-speaking Caribbean where Yemaya lives in the waters among coral reefs. A young fisherman is robbed by a pirate captain, which sets him on a journey and reawakens his interest in life. He discovers that he must learn to live with fear, trust, and hope if life is ever to be worth living again

In this audiobook, readers are introduced to the Orisha Yemaya and her story. She is a goddess who is often depicted as a woman with flowing dark hair, an emerald crown and seashells in her crown. Yemaya's presence was requested by Olokun the Yoruba god of the ocean. As a queen of the sea, she holds dominion over all those who live within it.

Yemaya is the goddess of the sea, and as such she is revered by many as a bringer of prosperity and good fortune. Her rare appearances are said to be guided by her moods, which vary from a womanly softness to a state of rage that makes waves crash on shore. As Orisha Yemaya is considered the Queen of all watery-creatures, and with the help of her servants can protect those who seek her refuge. The story follows a young man who seeks out Yemaya's sanctuary to learn how to recognize true love in his life.