30 Iemanjá phrases to honor this queen of the seas

She lives in the sea, she plays in the sand. In the sway of the waves, she sows peace.

Marisa Monte

We throw the pain into the sea and ask Iemanjá to take it.

Whoever has Iemanjá as a mother, has an ocean of protection.

Yemanja, come wash our faith, may Ogun father of the sun light my way.

I’m from axé, I don’t deny my faith. I love being from Yemanja!

I am the son of Ogun, I am the son of Iemanjá. It doesn’t matter if I’m on land, water or sea.

The sea embroiders lace dreams to dress Iemanjá.

She is from Yemanja. It is the charm of the dance of the waves of the sea, it is the corner of peace greeting Odoyá.

Just as the sea is immense, my mother Yemanjá’s blessings are abundant.

Queen of the waves, mermaid of the sea.

Iemanjá: the merciful mother who never abandons her children.

Long hair in the wind, feet in the sand, heart on the high seas. I’m Yemanja’s daughter!

So that I can find myself, I’m going to dive in the waters of Iemanjá.

I’m from the waves of Yemanjá, where bad feelings don’t make an address.

Being a daughter of Iemanjá is having motherhood rooted in you, it is wanting to embrace the problems of the world with your own arms, it is feeling the pain of the other in your chest.

Iemanjá protects those who take care of the sea.

I am a daughter of the sea. Yemanjá guides me in a gentle tide and in a high tide too.

Today I’m going to sing, I’m going to praise my mother Yemanjá in the sand in the full moon.

Sandro Luiz

Save the silver shells, save who is here, save the mermaid mother, queen, mother Yemanja.

Wishing for all that comes white flowers, peace and Yemanja.

natiruts

I’m going to ask Yemanjá to bring me a calm and peaceful love like the low tide of the sea.

She ran to see the sea, made requests to Iemanjá. She felt the wave crash and the breeze blow that the world is her home.

Yemanja washed my soul in a sea bath.

It was her, in the waves of the sea, what a beautiful thing, Mama Yemanjá. It was her, on the waves of the sea, reaching out her hands to bless me.

I asked for the blessing and the sea came to wet my feet. Odoyá, my mother, Odoyá!

February 2nd, feast day at sea. I want to be the first to greet Yemanjá!

Dorival Caymmi

My crown is made of sea shells, my mother is Queen Yemanjá.

I came to ask for the strength and blessings of Yemanjá, love to guide me.

forfun

Look at her in the waves of the sea, what a beautiful thing, Mama Yemanja.

Yemanja, beautiful mermaid, goddess of beauty, bathe my body, cleanse my soul and renew my spirit.