Osa tonti Oshe
Osa family · a sign of the diloggún
Description
This is an evolutionary, skillful, restless person always seeking changes; they become necessary to others, but can also be impulsive, vain, resentful, and prone to sadness, gossip, and misunderstanding.
It is advisable for you to make Ebbó, respect the dead and the ORISHAS, keep your secrets, be prudent in your conduct, and rely on discipline so that prosperity, health, and tranquility accompany you.
Born in this sign
- The cowrie shell.
- The mamu obo.
Proverbs
- Every person is worthy of respect.
- If you do not know the law by which one lives here, you must go live in the other world.
- Parents do not ask their children for blessings.
- If you do not know the right path that belongs to you, the dead does.
Stories and patakíes
The fortune of shelei the farmer
Shelei dedicated himself to planting ishu and as he was in good standing with the saints, the most large and beautiful he dedicated to them, so he achieved abundant good harvests, coming to have a good clientele.
One day shelei's numerous enemies, driven by envy, began throwing all kinds of curses at him, and there were so many they threw at him that when he went to dig up the yams, they came out split, thus losing quality, and shelei began to lose his prosperity.
Shelei then devised to throw water at the foot of the plants at the moment of digging up the yams, to soften the earth.
With a stake he managed to take them out whole, but they were sick inside.
Shelei, desperate, went to consult, and he was told: "you have many arayes who daily throw all kinds of curses at you, you have to look for another seed and another piece of land far from where you live so that you can prosper, for all your planting is contaminated with disease.
Note
This path speaks of termites in the blood or in the bones or in some internal viscera.
The person seems healthy and strong, but is undermined and his fortune is imminent.
Where the mamu obo is born
Orunmila surprised one of his sons having oral sex with his obini and although when surprised he tried to clean his mouth, it remained stained with blood because the obini was still with ashupua.
Note
Here mamu obo was born.
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.
