Yemaya- Mother of all and Goddess of the ocean

Yemaya was originally known as the river goddess of the Yoruba people in Nigeria. As an orisha - a powerful guardian spirit that embodies the god of life religion - she is deeply connected to nature. When the Yoruba people were enslaved, they brought Yemaya with them, and she became known as the Goddess of the Ocean. She is often portrayed as a mermaid or a graceful woman standing among the waves. Her presence brings solace and motivation to those who are separated from their homeland. Yemaya is revered as the very essence of motherhood and is honored throughout various countries, including Brazil and Haiti.