Oshe tonti Osa

Description

The person of this sign is usually distrustful, contradictory, and vulnerable to others’ hypocrisy, with a tendency to shut themselves away in their problems and let themselves be carried away by illusion or sadness.

It is advisable for them to remain serene, speak prudently, respect their elders and their dead, pay their promises, and attend to the Orishas to put their life in order and ward off evil.

Born in this sign

• The joints.
• The addimu.

Proverbs

• A good child has the blessing of god and of their mother.
• Nobody can sympathize like a mother.
• One hand washes the other and both wash the face.
• Ill that has no remedy.
• Skill is better than strength.
• Only the creator of life has the right to take it away.

Stories and patakíes

Maferefun Shango

This was a man who was dedicated to business and had good and great results, but at a certain time his things began to go from bad to worse, then by intuition he decided to go to the house of a diviner, this one read him and this sign oshe tonti osa came out and told him to make Ebbo, once done he would deposit it in the river.

When the character set out to take the Ebbo, as he did not know the way he asked a short, fat woman where the river was?

And she indicated the way to him, but the wrong one.

Just then Shango arrived, who asked him: son, where are you going?

And he answered him to the river, that he had made Ebbo and was going to take it there, Shango told him, but you are mistaken this road leads you to another place and not to the river.

Who was the one who told you?; And the character indicated that it had been a short, fat woman who he had met on the road.

Then Shango showed him the true way, when Shango continued on his way to where he was going, when he turned on the road he met the same woman who had tricked his son.

Shango killed her and ate her, this woman was the turtle.

The slave

There was a slave who, because of his bad manners, was hated by the other slaves of the master's estate and, upon realizing that he was hated and despised by his fellow captives, resentment toward them was born in his heart.

That sly slave tried to win the master's trust and for that he told the master everything bad the other slaves did and the master also despised him in his heart.

One day the master had to go urgently to the king's house and as his overseer had gone for a few days to another land, he left the sly slave in charge of his estate.

That slave, upon finding himself in charge of the other slaves, began to kill those who despised him most strongly.

When the master returned and saw his estate decimated, he asked the slave for an explanation, and he said: I killed them because they were my enemies.

The master answered him: "you avenged yourself on them, but since you harmed me, I will kill you.

And the master killed him.

Note

Because of his resentment he hurts himself a great deal and may even lose his life.

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.