Nana Buruku One vision of Creation describes life emerging from some primeval swamp. Nana Buruku, ancient mother, presides over that swamp. Lady of marshes, swamps, mud, and clay, she is the primordial
mawu-lisa (Continuer of Creation) Fon (Benin) The Great God of the Fon pantheon (see Vodun). Mawu-Lisa was a complex and androgynous deity of whom the deities Mawu (who was female) and Lisa (who was male) were two aspects. Mawu-Lisa symbolized
NaNa-buluku (Original Creator) Fon (Benin) The Supreme Being who ruled over everything as the creator of the beginnings of the universe. At the same time both male and female, Nana-Buluku was the
Minona: Forest Spirit of Women’s Magic, Fertility, and the Home Minona is a powerful forest-dwelling spirit within the Fon spiritual tradition, associated with magic, fertility, women’s mysteries, and domestic sovereignty. She lives
Da In African mythology (Fon of Benin), serpent god, who symbolizes life and movement. Dako, chief of the Fon nation, murdered a sovereign prince who was on a friendly visit in honour
Agè Fon (Benin) In the Fon pantheon of deities (known as the Vodun), the god of the hunt; the fourthborn son of the Creator, Mawu-Lisa. When MawuLisa divided up the realms of
Agbè- Fon (Benin) – In the Fon pantheon of deities (known as the Vodun), chief of the Sea Pantheon, one of the four pantheons into which the Vodun is divided. Agbè was the
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