Odi tonti Osa

Description

This sign shows a dreamy, contradictory person with a strong character, who at times harms himself/herself with illusions, pride, and lack of control; he/she also carries entanglements with false friends, rumors, and affective conflicts.

It is best for him/her to live prudently, make Ebbó and head rogation when appropriate, respect the dead and the Orishas, attend to his/her affairs in an orderly way, and not expose him/herself to betrayals, gossip, or excess trust.

Born in this sign

• That Yemaya be given abo capado to resolve big problems.
• The law of talion. An eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth.

Proverbs

• Stretch out your hand as far as it can reach.
• Stretch out your feet as far as the blanket can reach.
• Bibijagua carries what it can.
• An eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth.
• Yesterday was yesterday, tomorrow will be tomorrow, but today drink and eat.
• Laying down on a small mat is better than lying on the ground.

Stories and patakíes

The hawk

The hawk was stealing hens in the cage and when they went to catch him, he caught one dove and gave feeding to his lemi and as the hawk was fun fun with the eyerbale of the dove he disguised himself and they did not catch him.

The man and the dead obini

There was a man who loved his wife very much, but she did not love him, the woman died and the man buried her in his own house, he made a grave in the form of a sawhorse.

And he only lamented, and from a root similar to the root of cassava he sustained himself because he also wanted to die and he called for his wife to take him with her, because he could not go on living without her.

He called the dead woman so much that she appeared to him and said that that woman had never loved him and that he should leave her alone, but he insisted that he wanted to see his wife, and he kept crying.

Then Iku told him to take a tail of fun fun eran and another of dun dun eran and ewe and that at twelve at night he would call his wife.

He did so.

The woman appearing and she told him that she did not love him and that he should leave her alone, but that in return she would give him a fortune, pointing to a hole where the money was.

Note

The child of this sign works with the dead woman.

The full entry is in the app

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