-
followers that
carry the
image of
Iemanjá, in a
syncretic meeting that is
watched by
thousand of
people on the s****.
Iemanjá is also
celebrated every December...
-
Iemanja is a
genus of
pycnodontiform fish from the
Early Cretaceous,
described from the
Romualdo Member (now
Romualdo Formation) of the
Santana Group...
- his two wives, Nanã and
Iemanjá. This trio are ****ociated with water; Oxalá with
fresh water, Nanã with the rain, and
Iemanjá with the ocean.
Other accounts...
- Oxalá is ****ociated with the sky and
regarded as the
creator of humanity.
Iemanjá is a
maternal figure ****ociated with the sea. Nanã is also a
maternal figure...
-
immigrant influenced orisha,
Iemanjá has been
conflated with the Iara. One
analysis contends that both Iara and
Iemanjá share a
common root
origin as...
- kind.
Later with the
introduction of
African slaves, the
Yoruba myth of
Iemanjá was
admixed into the telling. The
Alamoa is a well
known legend in the...
- with the Afro-Brazilian
religion Candomblé,
especially the sea
goddess Iemanjá. The novel's
style and
themes include many
traits that
characterize Amado's...
-
Brazilian Candomblé by example, fish are
sacred for
their connection to
Iemanjá,
horns given the
relation to Iansã. Consequently,
those foods are considered...
- priests.
Olokun is
celebrated during the
Festival of
Yemoja (Festa de
Iemanjá).
Olokun is an
orisha in the
religion of Santería.
Olokun is an androgynous...
-
shamanism and
deities from the Afro-Brazilian
pantheon such as Ogum and
Iemanjá are also
respected and
incorporated into the doctrine. The
nature of the...
