Yeyẹ́sìndé

Yeyẹ́sìndé Priestess of Ọ̀ṣun | Founder of Sacred Works. Helping women reconnect with themselves through sacred restoration, water rituals, and intentional community.

Mentoring the next generation of Sacred Works practitioners.

09/22/2026

You may already know you are called to care for women.

But a calling alone does not teach you how to create a professional practice, choose the right care, or confidently guide a woman from beginning to close.

The Sacred Works Practitioner Group Mentorship was created to teach you how.

The January 2027 cohort begins January 6, and only 10 spaces are available.

If you’re ready to explore what stepping into this work could look like for you, complete the form to receive an invitation to a private presentation.

09/20/2026
09/18/2026

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard!

Tamika Somorin, Quatney Alexandra, Lavic Robinson, Pooney RipNolan Wells, Syvannah Bee, Mikia Wise, Denise Moore, Shaunee Dorsey, Amy Buckner, Herminia Cruz, Peggy Cuyler, Quintina Jackson, Éstatic Shock, Nise Bruten, Nicolette QueenofEarth Angel, Bessie Jenkins

09/14/2026

There comes a moment when you stop standing at the edge of your calling and begin walking in it. ✨

The Sacred Works Crossing honors that moment—the growth, the practice, and the confidence to hold sacred space for another woman.

Today, we celebrate a woman who learned to trust her voice, her gifts, and the wisdom she brings to this work. Watch the live and witness this beautiful milestone. 💛

When was the last time you were simply a woman?Not the mother.Not the grandmother.Not the healer, priestess, businesswom...
09/11/2026

When was the last time you were simply a woman?

Not the mother.
Not the grandmother.
Not the healer, priestess, businesswoman, or the one everyone depends on.

Just…a woman.

I created this reflection a few months ago as an invitation for other women. But when I listened to it today, I became emotional because I realized that I had not been fully present with myself either.

Sometimes the words we offer others find their way back to us.

For the next seven minutes, I invite you to set down every role you carry. You don’t have to accomplish anything, solve anything, or be anything for anyone.

Just breathe. Listen. And allow yourself to remember the woman beneath all the responsibilities.

Press play—and come home to yourself.

Welcome to The Yèyésìndé Circle. 💛I'm so grateful you're here.T...

Many of you have seen the name Yeyẹ́sìndé and witnessed the work—but you may not know the woman, the journey, or the spi...
09/10/2026

Many of you have seen the name Yeyẹ́sìndé and witnessed the work—but you may not know the woman, the journey, or the spiritual calling behind it.

Yeyẹ́sìndé was not simply a name I chose. It represents who I have become through years of healing, service, spiritual development, and answering the call placed upon my life.

In this article, I’m sharing more of my story—who I am, what I stand for, and the experiences that shaped the sacred work I offer today.

If you have ever wondered, “Who is Yeyẹ́sìndé?” I invite you to read.

Sacred Presence. Sacred Intention. Sacred Works.

I am a priestess who understands that spiritual authority also requires humility. And I am building a body of work that I hope will remain useful long after a ceremony has ended, a session is complete, or a woman has left my space.

“I know I’m supposed to be doing something.”I hear this from women all the time. They feel drawn to spiritual work. Heal...
09/10/2026

“I know I’m supposed to be doing something.”

I hear this from women all the time.

They feel drawn to spiritual work. Healing work. Ritual. Supporting other women.

Some have been feeling it for years.

But knowing you’re called and knowing what to do with that calling are two very different things.

And I think this is where a lot of women get stuck.

You keep reading.
You keep learning.
You keep watching other people do the work.

But at some point, you have to move from learning about the work to actually practicing it.

That requires something different.

You have to learn how to sit with a woman and truly listen.

How to ask the right questions.
How to create sacred space with intention.
How to guide someone through a ritual instead of simply performing one.
How to trust what you know while also recognizing what you still need to learn.

A calling may lead you to the work. But practice is what prepares you to do it.

I think sometimes we wait to feel completely ready before we take the first step.

But most of us did not become practitioners because one morning we suddenly felt ready.

We became practitioners because somewhere along the way, we finally began to practice.

So if you know you're called, perhaps the question isn't:
“Am I ready?”

Perhaps the better question is:
“What am I doing to prepare?”

Yèyésìndé





Today, I celebrate another solar return. ♍️✨I am deeply thankful for the lessons, wisdom, and growth this past year has ...
09/07/2026

Today, I celebrate another solar return. ♍️✨

I am deeply thankful for the lessons, wisdom, and growth this past year has brought me. I’m especially grateful for my spiritual journey—for the ways it has strengthened me, deepened me, and brought me into greater alignment with who I am becoming.

I welcome this new year of life with an open heart, looking forward to many more years filled with health, happiness, purpose, and fulfillment.

Happy Solar Return to me. 💚

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