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Diloggún sign Eyioko tonti Ogunda

Eyioko tonti Ogunda

Eyioko family · a sign of the diloggún

Description

The person of this sign is intelligent, reserved, and sensitive to justice, but can fall into arguments, greed, irritation, and neglect of what is certain for what is doubtful.

It is advisable to act with patience, finish what they start, respect elders and the dead, and make their offerings and Ebó prudently so as not to attract osogbo.

Born in this sign

  • 1. Spirituality.
  • 2. The mensu (loaded jar).
  • 3. To blow the chewed Obi with atare meta to the four winds.

Proverbs

  • The one who speaks slander about others lowers his own prestige.
  • A man may regret his prior acts, but he has to endure their consequences.
  • The tormentor makes his victims inflexible.
  • The fire in the fields does not affect the dove because as soon as it sees the flames spreading it goes to shelter.
  • Do not leave the sure thing for the doubtful.
  • War produces death.

Stories and patakíes

The greedy one

On this path, a certain dog went once to the slaughterhouse and stole a gandinga; when he was taking the gandinga, as he crossed the river as is natural, the gandinga was reflected in the water, seeing it much bigger than the one he carried in his mouth.

The dog, when he saw the gandinga so large let go of the prey in his mouth to take the one he saw much more bulky, falling it into the water.

And for being greedy he was left with neither the one nor the other.

When Obatala ate without salt

Everything that was cooked in his house was without salt, but one day Obatala prepared a trip, and for that reason he entrusted his trusted servant that he could give with salt the food to all the other servants in the house.

Since it was already custom to cook without salt, the servant forgot to put it on the food just as Obatala had ordered him.

This was enough for the other servants to turn on him and prepare many gossip about the servant for Obatala for when he returned.

The servant, knowing what was waiting for him went to elegua's house, so that he would get him out of that difficulty; and elegua took it upon himself to add what was missing.

When Obatala returned, he tasted the food, so he did not believe anything the servants told him.

The full entry is in the app

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