Eyila tonti Ojuani
Eyila family · a sign of the diloggún
Description
He is an open, dominant person with a strong temper, but good at heart; he lives among jealousy, conflicts, secrets, envy, and spiritual burdens that can tangle his life.
It is best for him to speak little, not boast, attend to his dead and Orishas, receive Ebó, and conduct himself with prudence, respect, and clarity to ward off justice, gossip, and witchcraft.
Born in this sign
- The disfigurement of the woman.
- The materialization of the spirit.
Proverbs
- Trickery and falsehood persist after me.
- The king's shadow is a delicacy for the hole.
- Olofin is love, but evil crime torments every human being.
Stories and patakíes
The mother saved him
There was a man who had a heavy body and had to attend a party and dared not go because his mother had sent him to Orunmila's house and he marked Ebbo for him.
The man did not pay attention and went to the party.
But his mother, aware of his wrongdoing, did the Ebbo before her son arrived.
And thus he was able to free himself from Oggun (oshipa guele).
Orunmila and the war against the mayomberos
Orunmila maintained a constant war with the mayomberos by their imposition and he constantly defeated them.
One day Orunmila marked Ebbo and gave a party to bogbo Osha with plenty of food and drinks.
On the other hand, the mayomberos, because of the multiple defeats suffered, decided to go to their masters in those lands and agreed to do a great work consisting of sending three eggun to the party that Orunmila was going to give, and they sent them very well dressed so they would be confused with the people.
The day of the party arrived and Orunmila's house filled with people, but Elegba, his faithful companion, never stopped watching Orunmila's back, and when the materialized eggun arrived at the party, obeying the mandate of the meyomberos, they did nothing but seek out Orunmila to kill him.
Elegba, who was watching everyone present, discovered the egguns and immediately told Orunmila, and he, excited with the party, answered him: it cannot be, Elegba.
Then he pointed them out to him, warning him again of the danger, but Orunmila kept his viewpoint; annoyed, Elegba replied, you will see it, I am going to prove it to you.
Elegba went to meet the eggun and in a quick action snatched off their masks, and when they were left without them, everyone could appreciate their skulls.
The eggun, when they found themselves exposed, fled, and Orunmila saved his life thanks to Elegba, his faithful friend.
Note: these sent eggun have multiple characteristics as well as being carriers of various illnesses that are transmitted by them such as madness, paralysis etc.
Note: it speaks of ailments in the spinal column and sexual decline.
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.
