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Description

It is a dreamy, fanciful, maternal person with a strong sexual charge, but also gossipy, distrustful, prone to lying, confusion, and getting tangled up in triangles, vices, or slander.

It is best for him/her to live prudently, make Ebbó, attend to eggun and the Orishas, watch his/her words and steps, and behave with humility, cleanliness, and respect to avoid losses and suffering.

Born in this sign

• Oral sex.
• The color black.
• The sea.
• Whales, hens, goats, rats, fish from the seashore, the.
• Caiman, the cowrie shells, the almique.
• Corn, pumpkin.
• The cell.
• Malice.
• The law of karma.
• Ere (grains and vegetables).
• That human beings wear shoes.
• Ikofa.
• Oshun yumi.

Proverbs

• The one who corrupts another brings the evil of his house, or has learned it in his home.
• However hard the wind may speak to the palm leaves, the grass that grows at its feet does not fear it.
• A tiger does not catch a dog locked in an iron cage.
• If you are not vicious, someone is for you.
• People do things well so that they turn out well for them.

Stories and patakíes

Codina and the lost parrot

There were three brothers who dedicated themselves to farm work.

They were grass cutters.

Of them there were two who did not believe in any saint, but the youngest did have faith and decided to go get a reading so as not to keep suffering hardships.

This one had an Ebbo marked with the tools with which he worked.

Codina, as the youngest was called, did so, but from that day on when he had to go to work he asked his brothers to lend him the tools they used, but they refused them.

When they finished working they went to tell their mother Obatala that codina had gone to a wizard's house and had thrown his machete in an Ebbo.

Obatala became indignant.

In view of this codina decided to carry out his work with the hand in which, one day while pulling weeds from a bush of cherries that had a vine; he saw a bundle and when he went to pick it up, he saw that it was a parrot's nest with several eggs, it turning out that it was the same parrot that had been lost to Obatala eight years earlier.

Codina took the parrot and rushed off to bring it to his mother, who when she saw him with her parrot became very happy.

From that day on codina did not go out to the working fields anymore.

And he was the favorite of the house, where later the other brothers complained that they were not taken care of.

And they came to be envious of him.

Iku and life

Iku and life were arun's older siblings.

Each took a different path, but Olofin sent for them to give each one a secret and the only one who came was life.

She asked Olofin to give her the younger one, but Olofin did not give him to her.

Then life went and looked for arun and said to him: come with me, for as long as you stay by my side nothing will happen to you.

So it was, for as long as Iku does not take over life, arun is not lost.

Iku went to the village and found out what was happening and said: I will put an end to both of them for they have deceived me.

That is why everything ends with Iku, for this one is more powerful than life.

The full entry is in the app

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