Oyekun Pakioshe (Oshe): Meaning, tips, sayings, patakies and more
Oyekun Pakioshe, is the combination between the Ojú Odù Oyeku and Oshe, is the Odu number 45 of the genealogy of Ifa, this sign tells this person that he will travel somewhere. Ifá says that he will become a person of importance there.
The family was created, Olodumare sent Orúnmila to create it. This is where, after one person dies, he or she is incarnated in another. For this reason, when you are doing Ituto, you have to put this Odu, because it represents all the deceased, both relatives and others.
We pray to God for the Fallen.
Other names of the Odu Oyekun Oshe:
Oyekun Pakioshe.
In the odu Oyekun Pakioshe is born:
- Born: The creation of the family.
- Here: It is where the great Obá and Omokolagba pray to Olofin.
- It is where after death the person incarnates in another.
- No flowers or perfumes are used.
- Nothing is darned in the Awó's house.
- Death is seen in dreams.
- The Compadres Pact speaks.
- Asieres-crazy people are governed.
- It was where Olodumare to Orúnmila to populate the Earth.
Meaning of the odu Oyekun Pakioshe:
In this Odu is where the great Obá and Omokolagba pray to Olodumare for the great fallen.
Here Shango is asked with sugar cane.
For this Ifá "Oyekun Oshe", no flowers or perfumes are used. No flowers are put in the house. The Osanyin doll (Agbona) made of cloth.
Oshanlá is put into his tureen sugar cane, with cocoa butter, water and husk.
Shango is given sugar cane and striped coconut to solve problems.
Then ask the days and the way.
In Oyekun Pakioshe, nothing is darned at the Awó's house.
People with this Odu see death in dreams and must do Ebo quickly. Ebó: ram, rooster, white, black and red cloth, parrot feather, other ingredients.
Here was the Compadres Pact, where Yemajá threw the Ókpele.
This sign of Ifa rules the crazy Assyrians.
This was where Olodumare sent Orúnmila to visit Earth, where there were no living people but which was the resting place of All the Dead Kings of the Land of Ife.
Here the person is commanded, if their parents are deceased, to feed them.
Take care of yourself and not preparing your clothes for the last trip.
Here, for disobedience, you can lose your life.
All the deceased must be cared for as they enter and leave their home.
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Sayings of Oyekun Pakioshe:
- Revolution for Santo.
- We came to this world one by one, and one by one you have to go.
- The sick man has his clothes packed.
- We have nothing in common with each other.
- Scabies with pleasure does not itch.
Ifa Code of Ethics of the Oyekun Oshe Sign
The great Obases pray to Olofin for the great fallen.
Oyekun Pakioshe Recommendations:
- You cannot keep your clothes or your money because they are going to be used for your own burial.
- You can not go to wakes or see sick people.
- You cannot lend needles so that your enemies cannot defeat you, because sewing with that needle is a work with you and they can make you lose your luck.
- In Oyekun Pakioshe, watch out for secret diseases.
- Be careful not to leave a good thing for a bad thing: "Scabies gladly does not itch."
- Woman: she is forbidden to have two men or a lover, they can kill her.
- Beware of vice.
- Here the person wishes death. Do not do it because it can be fulfilled.
- Here the person, when he is seriously ill, dreams that death is presented to him, along with his deceased relatives.
- This Odu (Oyekun Oshe) has a hard time, but you can't lose your patience, because he thinks about doing crazy things.
- Here the person is not paid his work properly.
- Here you have to take great care of your children to avoid problems.
- You cannot use any type of clothing or flower curtains. If you have any, make Ebo with it. You cannot have broken slab in the house.
- Here the Orisha Oya, which is waiting for an offering.
- Here you cannot selfishly surrender to love so that it does not lose, because sexual excess destroys it.
- Here you cannot forget your relatives.
- Woman: You have relationships and his family is against you.
What is the Oyekun Pakioshe sign talking about?
- You have to be careful not to hit her with an iron.
- There is another man who wants her.
- The semen of the effeminate man begets with that of the man.
- Here one is a devotee of Yemajá, and the person meets an Odu-Ara with a split point.
- For Oyekun Pakioshe, Olokun must be greeted.
- For this Odu you have to be careful to have relationships with familiar people.
- Here you have to attend to the Jimaguas and make many offerings to them.
- Here Osanyin, Oduduwa, Olokun must be received and sworn in Orun.
- The person who gets Oyekun Pakioshe owes Eshu and Olokun a sacrifice, that if he does not do so, his wife will die, if he does, he will have much prosperity through her.
- When Oyekun Pakioshe goes out to an initiate; A black hen and nine eggs should be offered in Igbodun as a sacrifice at night. Here witchcraft is prepared at night. A quick sacrifice should be offered at night.
- There are rats that destroy things in your house, you must prepare a poison with an acuri and Oyekun Oshe's divination powder and the rats will die. In this story is where the Odu takes the name of Oyeku Pa Eku Oshe.
Odu Oyekun Oshe Features:
It was the Odu Oyekun Oshe who revealed the force of the divinity of fear, which had a reputation as the most feared divinity created by Olodumare, although it had no altar or followers being the most feared by all other mortal divinities and other creatures animated by God.
This is the divinity of fear that influences the minds of the other creatures of Olodumare against any other attacking divinity. Anyone who feels threatened by some incident such as death, illness, failure, a great shock or any unknown action will be a victim of the divinity of fear. When you are facing something that is going to happen or not and makes you feel fear, that is the most powerful force in nature. The action of fear will be demonstrated by the revelation made by Oyeku Oshe.
Herbs (Ewe) of Oyekun Oshe:
Jaguey, LLamao, Victor.
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Says Ifa odu Oyekun Pakioshe
That you are preparing your clothes for your death.-And that the dead come to look for you, because you have wished for death. he dreamed of her and she appears to him in dreams. You said goodbye to your family and they mourned you. You are having work and you are very bored, and for that reason you have asked for death. Do not go where there are wakes, or where there are sick people. She works and they don't pay her. -You have to be careful with your daughter not to endanger her. His wife is pregnant and has to pray before she gives birth; and make Santo so that she comes out of her labor well. You are very poor. -You. You have to find a Lightning Stone or you are going to give it to him. You have a blanket that has fringes, you have to do Ebo with it, the blanket is missing
fringes.
Sometimes you go on saying "My God, how bored I am"; Thank Shango. You get money from the country. You have relationships and there is another man who wants you, the family is against you.
You.; Be careful not to hit him with an iron.-Do not lend needles so that he does not go upset or upset. You cannot have patched clothing. You are a devotee of Yemajá; You cannot selfishly give yourself to love so that you do not lose.-Be careful not to commit yourself to people who do not know who your parents are, they are not going to be half-siblings.-Do not have a broken slab in the house.-If your parents are deceased , give him to eat. You cannot wear perfumes or put flowers in the house.
Prayer of the Odu Oyekun Pakioshe:
OYEKU PAKIOSHE NI MORI AYE PAKIOSHE APAWO OTUN
MEYO OPOTARIA MOBO OSHE OSHUPA ONDENI AGBAN OMO
YUMU ORUN IKU LODITU OUN BAIKU BOMO YANU
Suyere of the Odu Oyekun Oshe:
AGBA YEKU YEKU OSANYIN ORIWA
AGBA YEKU YEKU OSANYIN ORIWA
OLOMO ATEWORE "
AGBA YEKU YEKU OSANYIN ORIWA
Oyekun Pakioshe's Ebbo (2-5):
Inshe Osanyin:
Tiñosa's head, 4 parrot feathers, 2 peacock feathers, monkey hair, jicotea carapace, gunpowder, an Ogún stone, a lodestone, land of the house, of the 4 corners, land of bibijagua, stick : Güira, Guayacán, Vencedor, Llamao, Rompe saraguey, peony, red wine, covered with cotton. Everything is prayed on the board. He wears Iyefá and eats a dove.
Paraldo of Oyekun Oshe:
Ingredients:
A dove, 2 coconuts, brandy, 2 candles, hutía and smoked fish, corojo butter, guinea pepper, cocoa butter, husks, roasted corn, ritual paraldo herbs, ritual cloth, a lot of money.
Procedure: A hole is opened in the ground and behind it the person is placed with his back to it. A whole dried coconut is put next to it with this Odu painted and spread in corojo butter and a guinea pepper.
Around it are put 9 pieces of coconut, spread in corojo butter and a pepper, and, on each piece, hutía and smoked fish, toasted corn, cocoa butter and husk. And 2 candles are lit.
The Awó does the Paraldo whatever his way of doing it, but before sacrificing the dove, he will take two feathers from each wing and put them aside.
After the Paraldo is finished and when it closes, the Awó takes the two feathers of the dove in each hand and, in front of the person, burns them and with that smoke the person is made Sarayeye. He then blows husk on his head from the forehead to the back. Afterwards, an Omiero of Romerillo herb is prepared for him to drink. Everything is buried in the hole.
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Oyekun Oshe Ifa Traditional
ÒYÈKÚ ÒI KNOW
Òyè kúsé kùsè kúsé
A day fún Òpòló ti n fojúú sògbérè omo
Wón ní yóó bímo lópòlopò
Ebo omo ni kó waá se
Won ni ribiti ribiti lomoo rè or móo rí
Òpòló bá rbo
Ló bá bèrè sii bímo
Ni ón fò kúsé kúsé
Ayé ye Òpòló
N ní wá n jó ní wá n yò
Ní n yin àwon Babaláwo
Àwon Babaláwo n yin Ifá
Ó ní béè làwon Babaláwo tòún wí
Òyè kúsé kùsè kúsé
A day fún Òpòló ti n fojúú sògbérè omo
Wón ní ó saca káalè ó jàre
Ebo omo n won ni ó se
Ta ló bímo báwònyí beere?
Òpòló nìkàn
Ló bímo báwònyí beer
Òpòló nìkàn.
Oyekun Pakioshe: Ifá wants this person to be well, if he does ebo he will surely prosper.
Òyè kúsé kùsè kúsé
He made divination for the Toad who cried because he had no children
They assured him that he would have children
But I should make the sacrifice
They said their children would be stocky and chubby
The Toad then offered the sacrifice
And began to have children
They were jumping here and there
Life pleased the Toad
He danced for joy
He praised his Babaláwo
His Babaláwo praised Ifá
He said it was exactly as his Babaláwo had said
Òyè kúsé kùsè kúsé
He made divination for the Toad who cried because he had no children
They advised him to take care of the earth
And make the sacrifice
Who has many children?
Only the Toad
Has many children
Only the Toad.
Patakie of the sign Oyekun Pakioshe:
All the great dead are buried.
History:
On this road, Orúnmila reaches a town and no one was alive. The men and women could not establish a conversation as they were all dead.
Orúnmila meets Eshu and asks him about the inhabitants of that town and Eshu replied that they had died and he had stayed to watch over all of them, being their faithful watchdog.
This Eshu is called Eshu-Bode, who lives among the dead and is their guardian and companion.
Eshu-Bode tells Orúnmila to look over the hill and, as he did so, he saw Osun's reflection and said: -How is he alive?
Eshu responds: "This is the Mighty Trophy of the Great Fallen Kings and He can never fall."
Note: This is where Osun has many children and is the birth of the new village. No one can settle it; he sits on everyone's head ordered by Olodumare.
How Orúnmila married Olodumare's daughter.
I will go or what the good news created by Olodumare means was the only daughter of Olodumare to whom none of the divinities knew what to do with her. It was Eshu who revealed to the divinities that she had been created for the purpose of procreation. Olodumare did not reveal this to men, this being what mythologically refers to the temptation of the
man.
The first book on Ifism revealed how Eshu inserted the genitalia between the legs of human beings. As soon as the divinities knew the sensual and conjugal meaning of Iré, they began to prostrate themselves before Olodumare to ask for his hand as a wife. Back then the earth had been created and the weakness of the world's inhabitants had been reported in heaven. Olodumare decided to tell all the divinities that if any of them could bring the 200 heads of the human beings followers of Evil (Ibi), they will be given to those of the earth I will go to marry.
Death and Ogún, the only two divinities capable of killing human beings head on, boasted, since the dispute was between them. They promised to send the 200 skulls of the evil followers of the divinity Ibi in three days. Orúnmila, who had not had the physical ability to kill, decided to ask his Ifá how he could obtain the hand of Iré.
He was warned to offer a goat to Eshu and give the deity of Fear 201 slugs. He did what was prophesied. Ifá also warned him to leave the place the next morning after the sacrifice and hide between the limits of heaven and earth. While Death left to earth in the company of his wife Arun to go find the 200 heads of humans. At the same time Ogun left for land. Death (Iku) only caught his wife hoping to perform a
fast work attacking a person at the same time with his scepter, on the other hand his wife Arun, could select several of these, killing them at the same time. For his part, Ogún had the ability to carry out assassinations simultaneously. After having eaten his goat, Eshu went to see the divinity of fear and told him to work in favor of Orúnmila for the slugs already offered by him. The divinity sewed the snails of the 201 slugs on a wooden fork and took possession between heaven and earth.
While Ogún and Death had left without delay to earth to select their victims. No one knew beforehand how the divinity of fear operated, nor its anticipated manifestation, as soon as fear knew that Death and Ogún were approaching the border of heaven and earth, he picked up the wooden fork and began to sing what following:
"Bi maruku mabaja Iworiwo iworiwo ji wowo Bi marogun ma gbe de iworiwo ji iworiwo ji wowo Bi mori arun mabaja Iworiwo ji iworiwo ji wowo."
With this war song fear braggedly boasted, saying that wherever Death, Ogún and Arun came or approached him, he would face them until they were exterminated. Orúnmila who was meanwhile taking possession of Erebus (Zone between heaven and earth), through which everyone passes to the afterlife, heard the unknown combat song, without knowing who it came from. Ogún, Iku and Arun approached Erebus listening to the strange cry of war and wondering who it was that treated them with such ferocity and impunity. Ogún who was in front felt sure that any of the forces that he applied to bind him with chains would achieve it.
He immediately threw his luggage with human heads and Arun and Iku reacted in the same way after hearing the booming song. From his hiding place, suggested by Eshu, Orúnmila was collecting the luggage thrown by Ikú and Ogún, taking these to the palace of Olodumare.
Until today no one has seen the face of the divinity of fear, although Orúnmila was satisfied because his sacrifice was manifested. When Orúnmila arrived at the palace of Olodumare and it was reported that he had brought the human heads as requested in order to be able to handcuff with Iré. Olodumare immediately fulfilled his promise by giving him I will go to Orúnmila as his wife.
It wasn't until the next day that Ogún returned with his 200 human heads, but Olodumare told him that Orúnmila had already gotten ahead of him.
Ikú also reported receiving the same response from Olodumare. This is how Orúnmila obtained the support of the hidden divinity of fear, managing to defeat Ogún and Ikú to be able to marry Iré, the daughter of Olodumare.