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Shelly of UTSA

Updated on January 11,2005

I am so glad that you are came by!

What you are listening too: NuRhythmic Spirits one of the

bands that I am in.

The images on this page reflect my culture. I enjoy learning about Orishas. I dreamt of them before I knew what they were. The Orishas on this page are an extension of me.

Below is Obatala

This is a page that will show updates of all the very cool things that I do including but not limited to: Africa, community service projects, work, school, pageants,talent auditions, and the paranormal.

Announcements

**There will be an INVESTIGATION at the Alamo and the Menger Hotel**

The current date is January 15th. I will be requesting help from the management and Mr. Ernesto Malacara, Let's hope we get this investigation off of the ground on onto some video tape and pictures.

First Friday: Will be February 4th.

School start 01/18/2005***Good Luck to Everyone***

Spring IS Coming

Yemayá

Yemayá lives and rules over the seas and lakes. She also rules over maternity in our lives as she is the Mother of All. Her name, a shortened version of Yeyé Omo Eja means "Mother Whose Children are the Fish" to reflect the fact that her children are uncountable. A

******It is said that she is very mad with the United States for taking her children, that is why every single Hurricane has landed on the shore of a place where ships docked with slaves.

It is also said that the "X-Men" character "Storm" was created in her image*****

I am going to tell a little about myself: 5`7` 150 lbs Jamaican American I live in Texas. I attend a Texas University I am in a band where I play the drums African and in the cage. I African Dance and Belly Dance I sing everything from Opera to R & B. I am single and I have no children. I have a job and have a full load but I still have an amazing amount of free time to focus on my small business.

Animated Choral, Gospel or Christian Singer

Oshún

Oshún rules over the sweet waters of the world, the brooks, streams and rivers, embodying love, fertility. She also is the one we most often approach to aid us in money matters. She is the youngest of the female orishas but retains the title of Iyalode or great queen. She heals with her sweet waters and with honey which she also owns. She is the femme fatale of the orishas and once saved the world by luring Ogún out of the forests using her feminine wiles.