3 works in Oyekun Oshe at the foot of Eggun and Orishas with sugar cane

Sugarcane It is one of the sacred plants in Oyekun Oshe, with this Eggun (the spirits) is worked and works are placed at the foot of Shangó and Obatalá.

1. Ritual with Shangó to obtain prosperity and firmness on the earth plane:

The religious man ruled by Oyekun Oshe prays to Shango with six pieces of sugar cane.
When a person wants to overcome difficulties, six pieces of sweet coconut cane are added.

2. Pray with this work peace and health to Obatala

At the foot of Obatalá one goes to seek health and tranquility with eight pieces of sugar cane smeared with cocoa butter and cascarilla.

3. Work at the foot of the Eggun

To work with Eggun, nine pieces of sugar cane are placed on the tile. They can be served alone or seasoned, for example:

With melao for a spirit of Yemayá,
corojo butter for an eggun with a Shangó trend,
honey from bees for a dead omo Oshun.

And in this way the ingredient is added to the cane depending on the spirit to which one wishes to offer the work.

This reed work must be accompanied by a candle for Eggun or two candles for the Orishas.

Three religious councils that must be respected in the odun:

In this letter Orumila makes it clear to the religious people that under the eyes of Olofin we are all equal and the only thing that differentiates us is our actions and obedience.

1. Under the eyes of Olofin we are all the same

This is a sign where it is taboo:

Discrimination and self-sufficiency.

Be humble so that you receive all the blessings you deserve from heaven.

2. Oyekun Oshe warns the religious to respect flowers and perfumes

Ifá in the odun Oyekun Oshe warns to respect flowers and perfumes, especially those that are given to the religious person by strange hands, because through these objects witchcraft is performed on the person.

When flowers are placed in Oyekun Oshe's house, the spirits come following the trail of their scent, which is why flowers cannot be placed in the bedrooms or put perfume on the person before sleeping.

3. In Oyekun Oshe the person dreams of death and to save himself he must make ebo

It is important to know that in this sign when the religious dreams of death, to save himself he must do ebbo (cleaning) at the foot of Orula the great fortune teller of Ifá.

In this odun the pact between the compadres was born, where two friends swear to protect the descendants of the other in case something happens to their counterpart.