Oshe Di, also known as Oshé Oddí, brings into the world a truth that many forget: both birth and death ask for their ebbó, because no great step is crossed without sacrifice. With it came Eshu Lalafan, who sweeps away all that is bad. Its ruling is a law of war: the defeated enemy is not allowed to return, because if he comes back, he attacks again. Here was born the restless woman for whom no man is ever enough.
For you, luck arrives after three hardships; when they pass, give thanks to Oshún. Get your tools ready, because a lot of work is coming, and those who criticize you today will end up at your feet. Orunmila announced rains of gold, of fine clothing and of weapons; people gathered the money, mocked him and, when war came, had to buy the weapons from him. Prepare in time for the hard days.
«Ebbó must be done at birth and at death, and Oshé Dí does not allow a defeated enemy to return.»The pulse of Oshe Di
Shangó put a load of firewood on you that cannot be removed, and so you are light in the street and darkness at home. You have a bad temper, change your word and mock others until you lose to the one you thought was less. Jealousy can lead you to violence, and the revenge you plan will turn against you. Do not call for money so much: it can bring death with it and be enough only for your burial. If you believe in only one saint and doubt Ifá, scarcity and ruin arrive. Beware of fire, boiling liquids and electrical wires.
In love, you will go back to a woman you cried over and things will go well, and there is a pregnancy in your home. But another woman of yours may become pregnant by a lighter skinned man, and in time you will learn the child is not yours. A woman in the house steals from you, and you must beware of an alakuata woman, a friend or neighbor, who visits you and will bring you trouble. The woman who pawns her things wears out her husband and may lose him. Do not try to force a woman to be your partner: forcing her is an abuse that earns you enemies and tears down what you build. With your children there will be great sorrows: like the chick that, once grown, fights the one who raised it, they may turn against you.
In health, the man may suffer from impotence, and intimate relations standing up tire his legs and drain his strength. The woman has a delicate womb, with discharges and sexual diseases since she joined her husband, and may need an operation. Do not let the rain soak you, keep your promises to Oshún, who is your mother, and do not wait for illness to arrive before receiving the Saints: whoever believes in Orunmila and fulfills what is asked passes the three trials and receives their luck.
The sign in one lineLight up your own house, do not call so much on money and believe in Orunmila. The luck of Oshé Dí arrives after three adversities, from the hand of Oshún.