Yewá, known also as Ewa, Yeguá, Yegba, or Euá, is an orisha in Yoruba, Santeria, and other Afro-Caribbean religions. Her roles and symbolism are deeply intertwined with themes of purity, mystery, and the transition between life and death.
Yewá’s influence in a person’s life is marked by her association with purity, modesty, and the mysterious transition between life and death. As a guardian of the cemetery and protector of virgins, she symbolizes the importance of moral integrity and respect for the sacred and the unknown. Her role as an orisha of the river connects her to the life-sustaining aspects of nature, emphasizing the nurturing and life-giving properties of water.
Yewá’s presence in a person's life brings a deep connection to the spiritual realm, particularly concerning the afterlife and ancestral reverence. She encourages introspection, self-awareness, and a respect for the natural and mystical aspects of existence. Her embodiment of inner beauty and moral values serves as a guiding principle for personal conduct and relationships.
Yewá manifests in a few forms, including
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