Mama oshun 

Oshun is a Yoruba goddess (Orisha) associated with water, love, fertility, and sensuality, known as the Orisha of sweet waters, rivers, and lakes. She is a powerful deity in Yoruba mythology, revered for her connection to prosperity, healing, and the creation of humanity. In the Americas, her worship spread through the transatlantic slave trade, and she is known as Ochun in Santería and Oxum in the Brazilian religion of Candomblé

Love and fertility: She is the goddess of love, beauty, and fertility, and is often invoked for help with romantic issues, marriage, and child-rearing. 


Freshwater and life: Oshun governs freshwater, including rivers and lakes, and is seen as a life-giver who can bring back life to the Earth. She is also the protector of the poor and orphans and is considered a healer. 


Prosperity: Oshun is associated with financial life, wealth, and prosperity.