Yúcahu

Spirit of cassava, agriculture, and sustenance, Yúcahu is the gentle axis of Taíno life. In the Accord’s understanding, he represents Provision through Stewardship—a god not of dominance but of gratitude. His gifts are practical and moral alike: nourishment that teaches humility. To honor Yúcahu is to cultivate balance, feeding both earth and neighbor without excess.

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