There was a time—more than once—when I didn’t know how I would rise again.
I’ve worked with children and families who had nothing. I’ve stood in neighborhoods forgotten by funding and justice, giving all I had to bring a little light, a little warmth, a little hope. And I’ve watched, again and again, as systems swallowed that light. The pain that comes from trying to heal the forgotten—while knowing you’re also trying to survive yourself—is indescribable.
Classism doesn’t just steal resources—it crushes dreams in silence.
It isolates. It gaslights. It breaks people in ways polite society doesn’t talk about.
And I broke, many times. I doubted. I cried behind doors. I questioned everything—my path, my calling, my capacity to keep going.
But I wasn’t alone. The Lwa were with me.
It wasn’t personal strength that brought me through—it was spirit.
It was the Lwa who made it possible for me to rise.
They gave me a greater force than I could ever find on my own.
They called me to something deeper than survival.
They turned my pain into power, and my sorrow into sacred truth.
And still—I came back. I chose to rise. I chose to speak.
Because even in my exhaustion, I remembered: I am a light of hope.
Not a fantasy. Not a false glow.
But a real, rooted, earned light.
A light that rose from the rubble of broken systems and sacred promises.
In many ways, La Sirène reflects that same journey.
She is often seen as beauty, allure, seduction. But what most forget is that she too has been buried beneath the trash of the modern world—not just physically, but spiritually.
She has been drowned in plastic. Forgotten beneath concrete. Replaced by lesser lights and artificial reflections.
People no longer know how to see her.
But she is still here.
And this year—she rose.
La Sirène is not just a spirit of the sea—she is a Master of Reflection, a Keeper of the Deep, and one of the most powerful Lwa in the Mysterial pantheon.
She governs:
She is the divine mermaid, often misunderstood as merely seductive—but in truth, she is a high spiritual initiator. She does not seduce to control; she reveals to awaken.
La Sirène teaches that true power comes from knowing what lies beneath the surface—of yourself, your relationships, your spiritual path. She brings not just wealth of material kind, but wealth of knowing, wealth of being, and the most sacred of all riches: inner clarity.
She is a Master, not a servant. She comes when honored, not demanded. And when she arrives in full possession, it is an initiation—not a performance.
This year’s La Sirène Ceremony was more than sacred—it was undeniable.
As the drums called out and the offerings were laid into the saltwater, La Sirène arrived not as an idea, but as presence. She came through me in full possession. I remember her as smoke and salt, mirror and breath. She came cloaked in the deep blue of the ocean floor and adorned in echoes of starlight.
And with her came truth.
The truth that beauty doesn’t come without battle.
That the light you see is not always the source.
That power does not belong to the loudest voice, but to the one who endures.
“The light you see may not be the source of the light. It may be—but a reflection.”
La Sirène gave a clear warning: not everything glowing is sacred. Not everything powerful is true.
This year, the Mysteries are pulling back the veil on:
She invites us into deeper reflection—to ask ourselves:
“Reflections are revelations. The surface is never the truth. What you fear in others is what you hide in yourself. What you love in others is what you are ready to become.”
This is the year to:
“Many will chase false waters this year. Only those who stay still will find the deep well within. What you want is not in movement—it is in depth.”
La Sirène showed visions of confusion. People being led by the wrong light.
And yet, she also showed those who paused—who listened—finding riches beneath their emotional chaos.
This year is not about chasing. It’s about trusting.
Not about manifesting faster. It’s about surrendering deeper.
In the coming days, I will be sharing her personal messages for those who offered their names and hearts during the ceremony. If you were there physically or spiritually, your message is waiting.
A full write-up and ceremonial disclosure will also be posted at:
www.spiritualteachersvoodoo.com
And if you feel the call to go deeper, to connect with her energy, or to receive your direct message, I am here to help you walk through that doorway.
If you are still learning how to trust—good. That means you haven’t stopped seeking.
Just remember this:
The light you see might not be the source of the light.
It may be only a reflection on the water’s surface.
But beneath it, the real sun still burns.
If you ever get to witness a true Cabildo de Mystério, where the spirits come in full possession, let me tell you:
You will see it. You will feel it. You will know this shit is real.
The Mysteries are not here to perform for you.
They’re here to teach you how to see in the dark.
And when they choose to help you—it is undeniable.
This is your year to let the plastic fall away.
To stop worshipping reflections and return to the source.
To rise—not as an echo, but as your true, luminous self.
With fire from the sea,
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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