Okana tonti Okana

Description

The person of this sign is distrustful, proud, discontent, and sometimes stingy or mocking; they can also be talented, intelligent in business, and very much given to solitude.

It is advisable to do Ebbó, be moderate, not argue or do bad deeds, and remain respectful toward the dead, the Orishas, and the truth.

Born in this sign

• Contagious diseases.
• Porous stones for filtering water.
• Dogs and coyotes.
• The gallbladder.
• The healing process of wounds.
• Human speech appeared on the earth.
• Triplets.
• The mysteries of life.
• The lisping in men.
• That if there are no good ones there are no bad ones.

Proverbs

• The king has to say things sometimes.
• Dead king, crowned prince.
• By one the world began and by one it ends.
• The forest has one herb that is good and another that is bad.
• The sack well tied, if it is turned over, does not spill.
• The water used to wash the hands, when it falls to the earth, cannot be gathered up; the earth takes it.

Stories and patakíes

Because elegua eats rooster

There was a very big drought and diseases were invading the homes causing many deaths.

The Akuko appeared at Olofin's house.

After he dressed in white he went out into the street, encountering elegua who, when he saw him so elegant, was surprised, saying to him: you so elegant, what is this due to?; He told him I am most happy with this drought and he went to walk around as if nothing had happened, and without waiting any longer he said goodbye to the rooster and enraged he went to heaven and opened the spigots.

The rooster, suffocated, ran straight to Olofin's house and told him he won this one.

Olofin asked the rooster what he wanted, the Akuko told him: to have all the women he wanted and also to have the strength to keep them and be king, to have a crown.

Olofin granted it to him.

The next day elegua appeared in the palace and saw the rooster very happy with his women, elegua peeked out and said to him: you here?, And he answered: why not if I am Olofin's favorite.

Elegua immediately contradicted him, until the rooster, to convince him, said: look if it is true that I walk around with Olofin's jewels and I take him breakfast to the bed and he walks around naked through the whole house.

Elegua went to where he was Olofin, knocked on the door and since they would not open he began to shout: if I know that you walk around naked and that the rooster gives you breakfast in bed and that he walks with your jewels, Olofin, surprised, asked him how he knew that and this one answered that the rooster had told him so.

Olofin punished the rooster for being a talker and from that day elegua eats rooster.

In okana meyi the person dies by his own tongue.

Elegua grants the opposite of what is asked of him

The Akuko wanted to have several women.

And he headed toward the land where women abundantly lived.

In that land there was a very big drought and along the road he met elegua, who asked him: where was he going?

The Akuko informed him of everything the opposite way, that is, that he was going to a land where it rained a lot and that he was going there to keep it from continuing to rain.

Elegua went off angry and to annoy him, he made use of his Ashe, and sent plenty of water to that place.

When the Akuko arrived in this land he said: that he had sent the water where they granted him what he asked for, that is, to have many women.

From then on being the king of women.

The full entry is in the app

Prayer, attributes, keys, conduct and advice, health, works and ebó, and more patakíes of this sign in Signos del Caracol.