Lerin was always fighting with her husband and her whole family: through her arrogance her house fell apart three times over — she threw a pair of scissors that stuck in the door, and a sick relative died of the fright; the money she had saved went on expenses, and the home fell apart. Seeing what a bad way she was in, and that nobody would deal with her because of how she behaved, she went to Orunmila: Oggunda Iwori — she was not to be proud or arrogant, ebbó with two roosters and cascarilla, and the inshé-Osain for her front door, with cotton and cascarilla as the main part.
There was a woman called Lerin who was always fighting with her husband and with her whole family; through her arrogance and bad behavior her house fell apart three times over, because she threw a pair of scissors that stuck in the front door of the house. Then, from the fright itself, a relative who was ill died, and the money the woman had put away she had to spend on other things, and that was how the home fell apart.
Seeing what a bad way she was in, and that nobody would deal with her because of how she behaved, the woman went to Orunmila's house; he made osode for her and saw this Odù, Oggunda Iwori, and told her not to be proud or arrogant, and that she had to make ebbó with two roosters, cascarilla and other ingredients. He also made her an inshé-Osain for her front door: the main part was cotton and cascarilla — the rest Orunmila decided.