Okana Tura, also known as Okana Turale, is the sign that speaks to you about the fruit of your effort. Here it is born that the mouth can eat hot food, because Eshu cooled its stomach with what the snail gave. It is also born that the work of the whole body, from the hand to the garbage heap, ends up enriching Olokun, the only one who made the sacrifice, and the cry of the dove and the town of Otu are born here too. Its ruling is a warning: make your sacrifice so that what you work for stays in your home and does not end up in the hands of others.
You may be going through a time when you do not understand things well, but you must keep going. The dove refused to sacrifice, suddenly lost his wife and still mourns her: a sacrifice that has been marked is not put off, because in this sign a relationship can bring a sudden death. After the dry and hard season relief comes, and what is yours blooms again.
«Everyone works for Olokun, the only one who made a sacrifice: do not let your effort enrich someone else.»The pulse of Okana Tura
This sign forbids you to drink. Alcohol loosened the tongue of the awó of Okana Tura: he boasted and, in front of the elders, told secrets he kept deep inside, and they were about to curse him. Do not drink and do not talk too much at gatherings or among the elders; if you make a mistake, apologize in time. Do not be ungrateful either, for that is the reputation of this sign: whoever uses another's knowledge without permission or gratitude loses what he earned and his clients drift away.
In love, it suits the woman to marry a babalawo, because she will have trouble with a black man who courts her and whom she rejects. To the man, the sign says that a black woman wants to marry him and that he should accept her after receiving his Ifá. The wife may take a long time to become pregnant, but with the right help many children come. A betrayal you believe is hidden can end in threats and scandal in front of your own home.
At work, the place that seemed meant for someone else can come to you if you fulfill your duty to Ifá, and when money is short for everyone, the sacrifice made together brings it. In health, take care of your mouth, your stomach and your digestion, and be grateful for the health and the children that came to you through Ifá, because forgetting can make what you received fall ill. Call on your Egun in joy and in sorrow, and you will see that the happiness you seek far away is already close to you.
The sign in one lineSacrifice what is yours, keep your secrets and do not drink, because in Okana Turale the mouth that paid is the only one that eats hot food.