Osa Ka, also known as Osa Ika, is the sign where the naturalness of death was born: everything that is born has its hour to leave. Here the circus tent, the clown and sexual confusion were also born, and here it was set that this awó leaves the world with a coin on his lips. Its ruling is a warning: the harm is sitting in your own home, and an enemy lives with you as if he were your friend. Do not feel pity for someone who is about to die, because you, a godchild or someone in your family may be the one who goes.
You are like the clown: you make others laugh while your heart weeps, and people mock you. And you are the tired horse, who works until exhausted without anyone valuing him. Like the tent that rotted from being moved so often, you have aged by changing places, and you have fallen ill by changing partners. You have no fixed place, you are restless, you have been far from your father for years and you feel a great spiritual emptiness.
«While I make people laugh, my heart weeps: the clown of Osa Ka deserves the consideration he gives out.»The pulse of Osa Ka
But the sign brings good news: a new child arrives in the family, and when grown that child will travel the world. With the sacrifice done, you find a firm place to settle. Move from where you live: whoever obeys and leaves a house full of conflict prospers at once and escapes the ruin that reaches his own people. To the man looking for a woman to marry, this sign says he will find her, and money smooths the way to what he desires.
They have laid snares and traps for you, your path has closed and you are not treated with loyalty. This year you lost a lot, and your business went badly because of the envy of ambitious people; you are poor and a debt weighs on you. Do not be stubborn or meddle in other people's affairs, like Malano, the market seller whom death followed for not listening. Respect your godfather and your friends, because you are capable of betraying them, and do not tell other people's secrets: in your family there is a big one, perhaps about who your real father is.
In love, beware of a woman who with cunning can leave you tied to her, like the turtle that tied down the horse. At work, a remark about an employee or a former subordinate can bring you a problem. Dress in white, do not wear torn clothes and light two candles to Azojuano to ask for calm. If you do your ebbó, the death that follows you moves away from your home, and what you did in secret does not come to light.
The sign in one lineRest, look at who lives in your house and do not betray your godfather, because the tired horse of Osa Ka still wins, if everyone stops riding him.