Oshe tonti Eyila

Description

This sign describes a strong, dominant, and intelligent person, but also restless, distrustful, talkative, unbelieving, and prone to stubbornness, aggression, and delays.

It is advisable for them to speak little, not argue or curse, respect the saints and the eggun, fulfill their promises, and move with prudence so as not to lose health, money, or peace of mind.

Born in this sign

• Baba asho, who taught men how to put on clothes and also taught them the art of carpentry.

Proverbs

• The sky confirms what you do.
• The child of this sign turned the godchildren against the godfather.
• A sleeping shrimp is taken away by the current.
• A hot head makes the blood boil.
• He who thinks he can deceive god, deceives himself.
• The battle has arrived, the battle has returned.

Stories and patakíes

One person's loss is also the other's

There was a man who made his living selling yams, corn, maloja, etc.

Some time ago he had had divination done for him and they told him: "be careful with the heavy things you carry, don't go and get lost, for with your loss there will be another one in your family." And they marked Ebbo for him.

The man, who was incredulous, did nothing.

One day the man was going along a path carrying three sacks of Obi, and he was thinking: "truly I can no longer handle the load I carry on my back." As the path was very narrow and was slippery from the moisture of the dew from the previous night, the man slipped and fell into the precipice next to the path and died.

When the man's wife found out what had happened to her husband, from the shock she received she fell dead suddenly.

Osobo Iku koton Iku: a person dies from the fright he suffers when seeing another person die, or from the shock received when learning of the death of a family member or of someone he loves and esteems.

The traitor

There was a king who had many slaves in his kingdom, but among them he had one who was his favorite, who knew all the king's movements and all his secrets, where his powers rested.

This king was very powerful, feared, and ambitious, and for that reason he had many enemies, who could not defeat him.

In the adjacent land there also lived a king who was less powerful but more cunning, and everything he had done up to that moment did not work to defeat king oshe trupon.

Then one day he decided to approach the slave who was the favorite of that king, through a very beautiful black woman, so that with her charm she could extract his secrets, causing him to lose his powers.

In this way he became impoverished, falling into misery since nobody sought him out, nor did they look for him.

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.