La Sirene returns. Last year, beneath the moonlight and the crashing waves, La Sirène rose in all her splendor—and we rose with her. The sacred drums pulsed like a heartbeat from the ocean floor. Old prayers returned to the wind. Offerings floated into her waters. And a ceremony long hidden—one that lives deep in ancestral memory—was reborn through our hands, our voices, and our tears.
Devotees wept and were healed.
Children offered shells and whispered dreams.
Elders stood in still reverence.
And for a single, powerful night—we became the sea’s living altar.
Now, as the tides call once again, many are returning—those who remember, and those who are being called for the first time. They return to stir the sacred waters. To revive a forgotten rite. To let the mystery of the sea wash over their lives.
La Sirène is a Lwa—she is a living thread in the fabric of the Caribbean’s sacred past and mystical present. She has touched every island shore:
In Haiti, she is worshipped in Vodou as the radiant queen of the deep—mirror in hand, veiled in coral and pearl, a siren of beauty, wealth, and second sight.
In Cuba, she swims through Santería and Espiritismo, blending with Yemayá and emerging in healing prayers of the sea.
In Puerto Rico and the Dominican Republic, her spirit is felt in caves, coastal shrines, and sacred springs, honored by brujas and spirit workers for generations.
In Jamaica, she is the mystery within the river, a protector who carried ancestors through freedom and transformation.
She is a mystério, a prophetess, a protector. A flower from the sea.
And this year, as always—she is calling again.
At the heart of the ceremony, we sing her ancient songs—carried through generations, from temple to shore
La Sirèn, La Balèn,
Chapo’m tonbe nan lanmè.
La Sirèn, La Balèn,
Chapo’m tonbe nan lanmè.
(La Sirène, La Baleine,
My hat fell into the sea.
La Sirène, La Baleine,
My hat fell into the sea.)
A playful and mystical chant, reminding us that what is surrendered to the sea returns in blessings.
This isn’t just a ceremony—it’s a revival of something sacred, powerful, and rarely seen in our modern world. If you feel her in your dreams, your waters, your heartbeat… this is your time.
Visit our Events Page to take part in the world’s most beloved ocean mystery. Let her call guide you. Let her waves transform you.
La Sirène, La Sirène, ou ka vini non?
La Sirène, mwen rele ou, pote benediksyon.
La Sirène, La Sirène, ou ka vini non?
La Sirène, mwen rele ou, pote benediksyon.
(La Sirène, La Sirène, will you come?
La Sirène, I call to you—bring your blessings.)
(La Sirène, La Sirène, will you come?
La Sirène, I call to you—bring your blessings.)
Temple de la Luna welcomes you.
www.spiritualteachersvoodoo.com/events
With power, beauty, and abundance
Priestess Shoshana, CEO of Spiritual teachers Voodoo and Temple de la Luna, Spirit Worker, Instructor, Psychic, Healer, Herbalist, Author
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