Inner Essence Embodied

How did this 12-year-old girl go from living in the slums to being the face of one of the biggest beauty brands in her country? Let's know her story with Sonya Mulkeet!

The divine Yemaya is floating through the water with a silver star fish crown on her head. Gold coins are flowing from her left hand and gold coins and flowers are falling from her body into the water. She is a powerful goddess, representing the ocean and other bodies of water. She traveled with African slaves from Yoruba to distant lands. Comforting them in the holds of the slave ships that took them far away from their homeland in Africa. Yemaya is a mother goddess, the goddess of home, fertility, love, and family. Like water, she represents both change and constancy–bringing forth life, protecting it, and changing it as necessary. It is the goddess Yemaya that is associated with the creation and with life itself.

She pauses, Becoming one with the thrum of the various hummingbirds that surround her head and shoulders. Messages are contained within the frequencies they share with her. Holding onto the sacred and ceremonial feathers resting in her hands —waiting to be a part of the upcoming ceremony she will facilitate.
This jungle is filled to the brim with plant medicines, mind expanding —heart expanding —master teacher pathways. Feeling particularly blessed on this day, she also has heightened awareness of her powerful feline guardians that protect and purify the gateway through the interdimensional portal that only the trained are permitted to enter. Are you ready? **te #