Ogunda tonti Iroso

Description

This is a person of strong character, proud and at times boastful, with a tendency toward restlessness, emotional blackmail, disorganization, and conflicts due to infidelity, loose speech, or bad manners.

It is advisable to live with order, respect, and prudence, do Ebó and attend to Elegguá, Oggún, Obatalá, and the Orishas, taking care of their words, their head, their health, and the dead.

Born in this sign

• The destruction and regeneration of human bodies.
• That Oggun and elegua eat eure fun fun.
• Here was where Yemaya ate fried pork and ladybugs.
• The pelican. Where birds, once they have feathers and are strong enough to.
• Fly, leave the nest and never return to the same one again.
• That Oggun and ochosi went around together.

Proverbs

• Oggun set the trap with food for ozun so he would not speak.
• When the conscience is clean the mirror does not fog up.
• One conquers two to go after one.
• Not old for old age’s sake.
• Mockery is paid back with mockery.
• When the rooster crows the lazy man grumbles.

Stories and patakíes

The amazonian priestesses of africa

Yewa and olosa lived in the lagoon and received the offerings of all the subjects.

They had among their favorites lashure, who was a very handsome young man who dedicated himself to fishing in that lagoon.

It turned out that one day lashude, upon reaching adulthood, because of his masculine beauty he began to seduce all the daughters of yewa and olosa, making them break the vow of chastity.

Yewa and olosa wept bitterly over this.

They went to elegua’s house, because they did not want to kill lashure.

Osode was made for them, and he saw this sign, and told them: you have to make a head rogation to change the sex of that young man, for there is no male on earth who is a man completely after having touched a daughter of yewa or olosa, so that she might live as such and this by sentence of Olofin.

They made Ebó and after a short time, the handsome young man went changing and turned into adodi.

All the daughters of yewa and olosa who were aboñu, miscarried and buried their fetuses in jars on the bank of the river, putting an ade of gold (gold chain) on them, then they returned to yewa's house, who gave each one of them a omotigu knife so they could live, but they had to swear chastity and virtue before yewa, thus forming a confraternity of priestesses.

Note: by this sign carnal intercourse is forbidden and where this Orisha has its own knife.

When elegua became cross-eyed

Elegua, walking around, arrived at a land where it was crossed by a river, where on the other side there was another land, the first land was very firm but lacked everything and its inhabitants were used to having everything without working, due to their strength, and here Oya was the wise one and had called attention to the fact that they had to find a way to work in order to survive, but she was never listened to and elegua, seeing this, spoke with Oshun, saying that he wanted to cross to the other bank or land that was on the other side of the river, and Oshun, who was the owner of the river, told him yes.

This strange way of thinking of elegua was because in the other land he saw that it was humid and even muddy and its inhabitants were hardworking and there were trees, vines, and dry leaves on the land, as they were also more wise, for Iku, who was the one in charge, was obeyed by everyone.

Elegua, the next day, ordered that many holes be opened and that sticks be put across and leaves on top, so he could hide when necessary, where elegua said: there is war here soon, and he went to the river and started to talk with Oshun, and she told him that the war was about to break out, and be careful when you lie down to sleep, do it with one eye closed and the other open, so that you can see everything.

This is how elegua was and he covered himself with the dry leaves, causing that when the war came people fell in the holes and stepped on elegua's open eye, for he saw everything that happened and when they stepped on his open eye, elegua became cross-eyed, where Iku prevailed and remained in charge in this sign.

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.