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Diloggún sign Osa tonti Eyioko

Osa tonti Eyioko

Osa family · a sign of the diloggún

Description

This person is evolutionary, restless, full of ability and skills, always seeks change and movement, but can become proud, stubborn, contradictory, and cause friction if they stagnate or talk too much.

It is advisable for you to live with humility, prudence, and respect, attend to your dead and ORISHAS, and make Ebó to put in order your home, your health, and your path.

Born in this sign

  • Poverty.

Proverbs

  • Three cards on the table.
  • Revolution with your wife or husband or godchild.
  • Revolution in love affairs.

Stories and patakíes

The punishment of ad sherpe

There was a country in which rain was unknown, for it had been a long time since it had rained there, and all the lagoons, rivers, and wells began to dry up.

Then they went to see Orunmila, this sign came out for them, and Orunmila told them: you are being punished by ad sherpe, the spirit of the waters, for none of you and none of your fathers followed the ancestral custom of this land of making offerings to Olokun, Yemaya, and Oshun.

Orunmila set Ebbo for them, and shortly after it began to rain over that land and the vegetation began to revive, and the animals and the people to gain weight, and thus tranquility and happiness returned to that land.

Why Osanyin eats grifon rooster

In this sign Osanyin was seeking the power he lacked and went to see Orunmila, and he told him: to obtain the power you seek, you have to eat something you have never eaten, and it is Akuko shashara (grifon rooster).

Osanyin answered him, well, but that one frightens me for me to eat it.

Orunmila told him: take out its left eye and throw it on the ground by the beak.

Thus Osanyin ate Akuko shashara and achieved the necessary power.

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