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Diloggún sign Osa tonti Metanla

Osa tonti Metanla

Osa family · a sign of the diloggún

Description

This is a combative, proud, restless person of strong character; they rise to the occasion in the face of obstacles, but can also be jealous, violent, hurtful, and contradictory.

It is advisable for you to moderate yourself, listen to your elders, respect the dead and the ORISHAS, make Ebó and conduct yourself with prudence, without abusing drink or arrogance.

Born in this sign

  • The naturalness of death.
  • The circus tent.

Proverbs

  • The enemy hidden in the house, under the bed.
  • He who seeks finds.
  • Your evil is sitting in your house.
  • The dish you broke someone else will pay for.

Stories and patakíes

Malano and disobedience

There was a woman who sold in the market and her name was malano, she got involved in everything she had nothing to do with.

One day Orunmila told her to make Ebbo so she would not lose her life, but she did not pay attention and continued with her way of life until one day death followed her and killed her for being stubborn.

The dish you broke another will pay for it

Shango was very womanizing and one day baba left in his custody an obini in his service who was mondia (maiden).

This was very secret, but the young woman got pregnant and he did not know what to do to avoid the shame with baba since he had given his daughter into his custody while he went on a trip.

In those days an arugbo (old man) came to the town who was looking for an obini to marry.

Shango found out and with his reputation as a diviner he told him: you are coming because they want to do an obra to get a woman to marry.

Since that was what the old arugbo was looking for, he did the works that Shango told him to do.

Shango then looked for a way for him to meet the young woman without his presence being involved.

The old arugbo fell in love with the young woman and Shango then prepared the young woman's obo for her with washes of red mangrove for three days in a row so he could tighten it for him as if it were that of a maiden.

The old arugbo married the young woman, paying the broken dishes of Shango.

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