Iyami Aje is a Yoruba term of respect and endearment used to describe a woman of African ancestry who is considered to be an Aje, a woman who wields myriad arcane creative biological, spiritual, and cosmic powers. In Yoruba language, Ìyá mi literally means "my mother". [1] .

2020年5月20日 · In the Yoruba West African language, Iya means 'Mother,' while Ìyámi translates to 'my mother.' The Mothers embody the role as the force of creation, sustainer of life and existence, elevating her to the realm of the infinite divine.

2020年9月20日 · who are iyaami aje osoronga (the witches)? Aje is nothing than a supernatural phenomenon inherent in nature which when tap into by human or manifest itself in human it can be use to achieve either good or bad end depending on the …

Iyami Osorongá, also known as Yami Osorungávor Iyami Ajé, is a significant deity in the Afro-Brazilian religion of Candomblé, embodying the primal, chaotic, and transformative aspects of nature. She is deeply revered and respected for her immense powers and unpredictable nature.

Iyami Osoronga are commonly known as the witches of the night. The existence and propitiation of Iyami Osoronga is exclusive to the traditional Ifá practice, since they are not known outside of Yoruba lands. The Yoruba consider the Iyami Osoronga as their spiritual mothers.

Iyami Osoronga (Ìyáàmi Òsòròngá), also known as Iyami Oshoronga or choronga, are powerful female deities in Yoruba religion, associated with witchcraft and cosmic balance. They represent the Great Feminine Power in the cult of Orisha and Ifá and are revered and feared for their ability to influence good and evil.

6 天之前 · Iyami Aje holds a significant place in Yoruba culture, representing both the power and the spiritual essence of motherhood and femininity. The origins of Aje are deeply rooted in Yoruba mythology, with Ochún epitomizing the duality of nurturing mother and potent witch, highlighting the respect and reverence these figures command.

Iyami, also called Awon Agbalagba, or Iyami Osoronga, or Eleye (owner of the birds), is the Great Feminine Power who has been associated to Witchcraft and female witches (Aje) and male witches...