Agedje

Agedje, also known as Agodjé or Aziza, is a Vodou spirit or lwa originating from the Yoruba people of West Africa. Agedje is typically depicted as a female spirit associated with the sea and rivers, particularly the waters that surround the islands of the Caribbean. She is often invoked for protection, fertility, and wealth. Her followers believe she has a strong connection to the natural world and possesses healing powers. Agedje is sometimes depicted as a beautiful woman with flowing hair, adorned with shells and pearls. Her colors are often blue and white, symbolizing the ocean and purity. Offerings to Agedje commonly include fruits, flowers, and seafood. Worship of Agedje is practiced within the framework of Vodou traditions, particularly in Haiti and other Caribbean nations where Vodou has a significant cultural presence. She is considered a benevolent spirit who can provide guidance and assistance to those who respect and honor her.