Iroso tonti Oshe

Description

This sign shows a person who awakens from living with their eyes closed: they are perceptive, persevering, cheerful, inclined to gossip and inquiries, but also impulsive, resentful, vain, and easily hurt by betrayal.

It is best for them to act rationally, do Ebó, respect their elders, the dead, and the Orishas, and conduct themselves prudently so as not to lose what life has in store for them.

Born in this sign

• Physical imperfections.
• The action of obsessive egguns.
• Putting out the fire with water.
• That the iyawo have their eyes covered.
• The art of cooking.

Proverbs

• One man alone saves a people.
• The dead person is turning around looking for whom to catch.
• It has to rain a lot for the river to overflow its banks.
• Whoever hides stolen loot carries the guilt of the theft.
• The monkey dances for money.

Stories and patakíes

The buzzard and its enemies

In this path it was where the buzzard had two very strong enemies because they envied her and wished her ill, because she lived everywhere without paying, above all where Obatala lived, for he provided her with numerous services.

The vulture and the eagle were two enemies of the buzzard and she complained to Obatala, and he sent her to have divination, and he marked Ebbo with rooster, hen, trap dove, a piece of fresh meat, and he ordered that the Ebbo be placed in front of Elegba, and at night he ordered Oggun to take it to the foot of a hill where the buzzard lived and afterwards to put the meat from the Ebbo in front of Elegba and to warn the vulture and the eagle that there was fresh meat in the buzzard's house.

They all went and stuck their beaks in the trap and died.

Aina, obaluba's wife

Oggun and Oshosi wanted to live with aina, obaluba's wife, and they went to have divination and this sign came out for them and Elegba marked Ebbo for them with: one Adie.

Oshosi said: how am I going to do Ebbo just to live with a woman, don't I already have a bunch of poisonous yams and thorn-bushes covered with thorns to protect me.

Oggun did the Ebbo and gave it to Ozain to eat.

The day came when aina went to Oshosi's house and the scorching fire ran toward Oshosi, who was shouting: aina, aina, aina.

The poisonous yams and the thorny bushes burned and the whole savannah blazed.

When aina arrived at Oggun's house, Ozain cast fear and omi tuto over her body and put out the fire.

The full entry is in the app

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