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The Asasian Flags
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The Origin of the Flags
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The Asasian (pronounced ah-sah-seen) flag is inspired byAsase Ye (pronounced ah-sah-see-yah), a beloved and powerful deity derived from the religion of the Ashanti, one of the many Akan ethnic groups of Ghana
The symbol of the flag is called the Asase Ye Duru, which translates to "the (divine) mother earth has weight". It represents Earth's importance and divinity
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Meanings of the Flags
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Original Flag
Alternative Flag
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Who Can Use This Flag?
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this flag was designed for, and only for, black bisexuals and black people who fall under the bisexual umbrella, regardless of gender identity
if you're mixed and visibly black then congrats, you can use the flag. but for the rest of y'all....tough luck ig
also if you proship, part of mcyt/dsmp hive, have a white momma, you can't use ma flag. no i won't elaborate
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Fun Facts
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Asase Ye often referred to as Asase Yaa by most Akan people but she can be called Asase Ya, or Mother Earth (hence why the planet Earth is Her symbol)
She also goes by Aberewa, as She is not just an Ashanti goddess but an Akan goddess; Her name varies depending on the ethnic clan and their day of worship
Her themes are truth, morality, fertility, divinity, soil, harvest and death. She's also associated with the planet Jupiter, the number 8, and the goat
She is the wife of Nyame the God of the sky, who created the universe. She mothers three children: Bea, Tano, and Anansi, the trickster god
The mythology of the Ghanaian Ashantis is shared/practiced among other tribes of the Akan people
Despite how cherished of a goddess She is, She isn't worshipped in or has an exclusive shrine. This because priests and shrines are disrespectful towards due to the fact that She isn't an Abosom that communicates through mediums and divination
Although She has no temples specifically dedicated towards Her, She is worshipped in the Ashanti people's agricultural fields as those [farmers/field workers] are most favored by Her; most Akan people worship Her on Thursday, however the Fante people for example worship Her on Friday
Caribbean countries like Jamaica and Trinidad practice modified yet similar religious practices because they are descendants of the Akan people; Trinidad for example calls their variation of Ashanti religion Shango
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