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Diloggún sign Oshe tonti Metanla

Oshe tonti Metanla

Oshe family · a sign of the diloggún

Description

It is a person with a proud, jealous, violent, and talkative character, but they also learn quickly and can make their way if they control their temper and do not let themselves be carried away by rage or boasting.

It is advisable for them to walk prudently, do Ebó in time, respect the dead and the Orishas, and take care of pride, secrets, and bad company.

Born in this sign

  • Asthma.

Proverbs

  • Do not play with fire because you are going to burn yourself.
  • Patience has a limit.
  • Things are done at the precise moment.
  • The one who crushes an egg always ends up stained.
  • Wherever your head takes you, go there.
  • The evil they do to you will turn into good.

Stories and patakíes

Losing is winning

In a town, the governor had a slave and once the slave was in a room giving food to his head and the master called him and he did not answer, until he went to the room and caught him in said operation and he asked him what he was doing and the slave answered him that he was giving food to his head to improve his luck, to which the master answered that he would see what his head was going to bring him and he punished him, ordering that the slave be thrown into the sea inside a square wooden box.

They threw him into the sea and he was carried by the current for several days, at the time that this was happening, a king who ruled that land had died and the wise men said that the one who had to replace him would come by sea.

After a few days, in that place they spotted the closed box and went and opened it and they found a man inside whom they cared for and attended to, they communicated the find to the wise men and they asked and it was said that that was the man, they designated him king and proclaimed him.

On the day of the takeover, all the rulers of the other nearby lands came, including the one who had ordered him to be thrown into the sea, he, upon seeing him, was surprised to see that his slave was the one they had proclaimed king telling him to forgive him, to which the king answered: I am very grateful to you because if you hadn't done that, today I would not be king.

The truth is that when the governor saw him he dropped dead.

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