Yemoja is a prominent deity in the Yoruba religion, primarily worshipped in Nigeria and among the African diaspora. She is often regarded as the mother of all waters and is associated with rivers, lakes, and the ocean. Yemoja embodies fertility, motherhood, and nurturing, making her a central figure in various cultural practices and rituals. In the context of the Orisha tradition, Yemoja is one of the most revered Orishas, representing the essence of femininity and the protective nature of a mother. Her worship has spread to the Americas, particularly in religions like Candomblé and Santería, where she is celebrated for her life-giving and healing powers.