October Reversal Work (Warrior)

At the End of October I will be using Oggun to help cut thru bad luck generational curses and more. 
Who is Oggun? 
Ogun
Ogun, also spelled Oggun, Ogoun, or Ogum, is revered for his role as the deity of iron, war, labor, and craftsmanship. Representing the raw energy of life, Ogun is the patron of blacksmiths, warriors, and all who use metal in their profession. He is the force that drives human civilization forward, governing tools, technology, and innovation. His nature is dualistic: he can be the provider of technology to better humanity, but he can also unleash the fury of war. Symbolized by the machete, both a tool and a weapon, Ogun is a complex deity who balances creation with destruction. As roads and pathways are crucial for connecting communities, he is also recognized as the lord of roads, often invoked for safe travels.
 
Consecrated day: Wednesday
Metal: iron
Element: earth
Color: red, black, green (Rio de Janeiro), blue (Bahia), marine blue
Food: feijoada, xinxim, yams
Archetype: impetuous, authoritarian, cautious, hardworking, suspicious and a bit selfish
Symbols: sword, broadsword, iron chain
 
Ogun’s devotees display their loyalty by kissing a piece of iron in his name and wear amulets for protection. The rituals, offerings, and ceremonies honoring Ogun symbolize the reverence and appreciation for his role in African traditions.
 
Ogun’s Dual Nature as Creator and Destroyer
In the mythology surrounding Ogun, he is credited with the power to both create and destroy. As a skilled blacksmith, Ogun forges the tools and weapons used in war, highlighting his role as a force of destruction.
However, this destructive power also serves as a catalyst for new beginnings and facilitates transformation and growth. Ogun’s ability to bring destruction and creation together showcases the complexity of his character.
 
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