Yemaya Statue "Buddhist" Rocamadour was known as the

Rocamadour was known as the site of worship of the triple Goddess Sulevea

translation:

generosity and courage

suggesting a religious hymn

Sleipnir (slippy)

Yemaya Statue "Buddhist" Rocamadour was known as theMother of Pearls. In Brazil, on New Year's Eve, people celebrate the Feast of Yemaya on the beach by digging trenches in the sand and filling them with candles to create sacred space full of peace and serenity. At midnight they launch flowers and offerings into the sea and immerse themselves in the purifying and protective foamy mantle of the waves. Yemanja, Goddess of the Ocean, is shown standing on the waves offering her blessings for the families