Keep the light going. Take your time; there’s no rush. As long as you keep trying without forcing it, hold the faith that you will not lose the light. No matter how blurry or chaotic life may appear, as long as you keep focusing on that light, you are protected and will be alright. Let the light guide your way. That’s why you are encouraged to move slowly and mindfully, with purpose, so that the light continues to guide you, especially in your darkest moments.
#Yúcahu Vaguá Maórocoti is more than a name from a forgotten myth — he is a living memory encoded in the DNA of the #Caribbean.
Born of #Atabey, the primordial goddess of the waters, Yúcahu represents the divine masculine principle of balance, creation, and #abundance in #Taíno cosmology. Though often reduced to a “god of #cassava,” his essence is far more powerful — he is the organizer of sacred order, the guardian of agriculture, and the embodiment of life force that makes abundance possible.
In this artwork, he is portrayed in #zemi form — the sacred stone carvings that once filled ceremonial centers across the Caribbean. He is not only a deity, but a vibrational guardian, watching over cycles of planting, growth, and balance between humanity and nature.
Behind him, #yuca is represented not as a crop, but as a symbol of ancestral nourishment, survival, and earthly wisdom — because the sacred masculine provides, not through domination, but through grounded stewardship.
This is not mythology. This is memory.
This is the return of the #ancestral masculine, in harmony with the divine feminine, in service to life.
May Yúcahu remind us all of what it means to walk in sacred balance.
I was gifted by the universe with these delicate shells, each one shaped like a petal. I felt called to bring them together — using a larger shell as the base and a little hot glue for support, I created what I now call my ‘shell flower.’ I added a gentle touch of watercolor to breathe more life into it.
This simple act of creation reminded me how healing and uplifting it is to work with our hands, our hearts, and nature’s gifts.
Take time to get creative. It helps us vibrate higher, process emotions, rejoice, and reconnect with the beauty woven into life itself.
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We’re still here #taina #arawak
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Keep the light going. Take your time; there’s no rush. As long as you keep trying without forcing it, hold the faith that you will not lose the light. No matter how blurry or chaotic life may appear, as long as you keep focusing on that light, you are protected and will be alright. Let the light guide your way. That’s why you are encouraged to move slowly and mindfully, with purpose, so that the light continues to guide you, especially in your darkest moments.
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The Divine Doesn’t Call the Qualified, It Qualifies the Called 🌹🌙
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#Yúcahu Vaguá Maórocoti is more than a name from a forgotten myth — he is a living memory encoded in the DNA of the #Caribbean. Born of #Atabey, the primordial goddess of the waters, Yúcahu represents the divine masculine principle of balance, creation, and #abundance in #Taíno cosmology. Though often reduced to a “god of #cassava,” his essence is far more powerful — he is the organizer of sacred order, the guardian of agriculture, and the embodiment of life force that makes abundance possible. In this artwork, he is portrayed in #zemi form — the sacred stone carvings that once filled ceremonial centers across the Caribbean. He is not only a deity, but a vibrational guardian, watching over cycles of planting, growth, and balance between humanity and nature. Behind him, #yuca is represented not as a crop, but as a symbol of ancestral nourishment, survival, and earthly wisdom — because the sacred masculine provides, not through domination, but through grounded stewardship. This is not mythology. This is memory. This is the return of the #ancestral masculine, in harmony with the divine feminine, in service to life. May Yúcahu remind us all of what it means to walk in sacred balance.
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Hi everyone💜 I hope you have all been excellent!
I was gifted by the universe with these delicate shells, each one shaped like a petal. I felt called to bring them together — using a larger shell as the base and a little hot glue for support, I created what I now call my ‘shell flower.’ I added a gentle touch of watercolor to breathe more life into it.
This simple act of creation reminded me how healing and uplifting it is to work with our hands, our hearts, and nature’s gifts.
Take time to get creative. It helps us vibrate higher, process emotions, rejoice, and reconnect with the beauty woven into life itself.
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I made this piece with love for my grandson CJ, using real seashells we’ve collected and a sprinkle of rosemary for blessings and protection. 💜🌙🌹✨
It’s my way of capturing his magic — a little soul soaring beneath the stars, balanced between the moon and the sea.
May he always chase the stars with wonder, dance like the tide, and remember his roots are as deep as the ocean and his dreams as wide as the sky.
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Every ‘yes’ from now on shall be sacred. 💜🌙🌹✨
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Made this little #angel #plant holder with the #intension for #protection #peace #abundance #health and #harmony for my #family and yours too
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Nature walk today 💚💚
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“Knowledge is a rumor until it lives in the body”—Brené Brown
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