Osa tonti Ogunda

Description

The person of osa tonti ogunda is restless, warrior-like, skillful, and necessary for others; they live seeking changes and challenges, but can become aggressive, proud, distrustful, and fond of liquor.

It is advisable for you to make Ebó, keep prudence, not carry weapons or other people’s secrets, respect the ORISHAS and the eggun, and conduct yourself with patience, obedience, and care in all dealings.

Born in this sign

• The name of yanza or iyanzan.
• The libraries.
• The ceremony of going to take Oggun out of the forest when a.
• Son of Oggun is going to be crowned.
• The great secrets of the turtles and of eya tuto.

Proverbs

• Tie the boat so it does not go under.
• War with the living is bad, with the dead it is worse.
• If you have a big fish, you must feed the creek.
• Tie the boat so it does not go under.

Stories and patakíes

The toad and the maja

The toad went to consult and was told that the boa constrictor said that wherever he saw him, he was going to swallow him, then Orunmila marked Ebbo for him and that he made himself humble so that he could overcome, the toad met again with the boa constrictor after having made the Ebbo, the boa constrictor swallowed him, the toad went causing damage in the stomach and had to vomit him up, in that way the boa constrictor he died and the toad was saved.

The son of the king who did not listen to Orunmila's advice

Orunmila told the king that he had a son and that he should not let him hunt, the king gave the son a guardian so they would always watch over him because the boy liked hunting very much, one day behind the guards the boy made a slingshot and taking advantage of the fact that his guards were distracted talking, he saw a dove pass by, he picked up a stone and put it in the slingshot, he aimed with such a good shot that he managed to kill it.

The dove came going around through the space going to fall into a river that was very near there, the boy, when he saw that the current was carrying his dove, tried to catch it and slipped and also fell into the river, already desperate, a turtle appeared to him and offered to save him in exchange for his being its slave.

The young man agreed, the turtle saved him and put him inside a drum that it had; the boy from time to time used to sing his laments and the turtle announced that it possessed a drum that played by itself.

Desperate the king, because of the fate of his beloved son, sent to look for Orunmila and he looked at him and told the king that if he wanted his son to appear he had to give a big party and invite all the musicians in the city so that there his son was going to appear.

The king did so, he summoned all the musicians who were arriving and one by one they went playing their instrument in front of the king and Orunmila, when it was the turtle's turn, it appeared with a drum and that moment the boy who was inside started to sing and everyone who was there heard him; Orunmila told the king to order the musicians to leave, but to let them leave their instruments so that the next day they would come to collect the prizes, and when all of them left, they took the boy out from inside the drum and put a cao.

The full entry is in the app

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