In this episode, we turn our attention to the female Lwas of the Rada nanchon and explore the calm, steady, and deeply nurturing energy they bring to Haitian Vodou. We begin the conversation with an overview of the Rada female spirits as a whole, discussing their shared energetic signature, often associated with balance, refinement, patience, emotional regulation, healing, and ancestral continuity. These aquatic spirits represent stability, tradition, and the kind of spiritual power that sustains families and communities over time.

From there, we introduce listeners to beloved Metrès Lwas of the Rada nanchon that we haven’t yet covered on the podcast. In this episode, we will discuss Metrès Filomiz Pye, Metrès Sévérine, Mademoiselle Charlotte, Manbo Lovana, Anaïs Pyé, Metrès Dayila, Manzè Marie, Médan Létan, and Manbo Cécile. Where information is available, we share who they are, how they are understood within Vodou practice, and what their individual energetic signatures feel like, whether that shows up as gentleness, discipline, elegance, quiet authority, or protective care.

This episode is an invitation to learn about the lesser-discussed but deeply respected Rada female spirits, and to appreciate the many ways feminine spiritual leadership shows up in Haitian Vodou beyond the more widely known names. Whether you’re expanding your knowledge of Vodou, deepening your spiritual practice, or simply curious about the diversity of the Lwa, this conversation offers a grounded and respectful introduction to these beautiful and refined spirits.

Keywords: Haitian Vodou spirits, female lwas in Vodou, Rada female lwas, Rada nanchon, Haitian spirituality, Vodou feminine spirits, African diasporic spirituality, Vodou cosmology, Rada lwa energy, Vodou ancestral traditions, Metres lwas, Rada spirits meaning, gentle lwa energy, refined lwa spirits, Haitian Vodou podcast, Metres Philomise, Mademoiselle Charlotte Vodou, Manbo Lovana, Metres Severine, Medan Letan, Cecile Vodou lwa, Anais Pye, Metres Dayila, Manze Marie.