Obara tonti Eyila
Obara family · a sign of the diloggún
Description
Obara tonti eyila marks a strong, domineering, and intelligent person, but also aggressive, stubborn, talkative, and given to attracting enemies, traps, and entanglements.
It is advisable for them to act prudently, keep their plans to themselves, respect the Orishas and the dead, make Ebó on time, and avoid fights, abuse, lies, and suspicious food.
Born in this sign
- Tragedy.
- Oya’s nine colors, one for each child.
- The intelligence of Obatala.
- The endoko.
- All the parasitic diseases of the dog.
Proverbs
- From failure to failure because of being stubborn and unruly.
- The sick person has no cure.
- No one can be judge and party.
Stories and patakíes
The he-goat paid for the culpability
This is where the turtle went into a stick and, lacking a woman, put his own daughter to sleep.
And after he did the damage he placed a sack of corn beside the stick.
The he-goat, when he saw the corn, went to eat it; just as they were coming to scare the he-goat away.
The he-goat, with one leap, went over the stick, knocked down the turtle’s daughter, and the people who saw it blamed the he-goat.
The turtle, the daughter, and the rooster
The turtle slept with his daughter and then went around looking for someone to blame, because he had also made her sick.
He put a stick up high and beside it placed a little corn.
Then the rooster, when he saw corn, went to eat it.
The turtle, when he saw him, jumped and turned around and created a big scandal.
And when the daughter died, they killed the rooster.
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.
