Children of Oxalá | Calm, leadership, stubbornness and justice.

You children of hope naturally mark their presence wherever they go. This is because they have the aura of authority and power of the greatest orixá of Umbanda and Candomblé.

They shine very easily in any environment, mainly because they have the gift of speech. They are caring and generous, as well as being a bit of a perfectionist and extremely detail-oriented.

Generally, the son of Oxalá is cheerful, deeply enjoys life, is talkative, playful and braggart. At the same time he is idealistic, defending the wronged, the weak and the oppressed.

Curious people, especially those whose head orixá is the young Oxaguiã, and given freedom in every way, appreciate free love. They hate being bossed around. They are seductive and flirt with everyone.

They are also people with great leadership skills, becoming, not infrequently, leaders in their communities or in the work environment. They inspire very strongly through their speech.

Negatively, they are individuals of great impatience, slow, slow, meticulous, reactionary, methodical and exclusive. They are also fickle. That is, they sulk or get angry very easily.

Characteristics of the children of Oxalá

Let’s take a deeper look at the most important characteristics of the children of Oxalá.

are calm

The tranquility and calm way of talking are a trademark of the children of Oxalá. Your peaceful temperament brings peace to everyone around you. It is very difficult to take them seriously.

But that doesn’t mean they are slow or lazy, the children of Oxalá can be very active and outgoing.

This passivity makes the children of Oxalá easily forgive. They know how to see that negative feelings only delay everyone’s life.

are vain

Oxalá’s children are vain. They are always concerned about looking good and being nice.

Most of the time, they walk with a straight posture, which represents their natural elegance. They have expensive tastes and are especially fond of good wine.

Oxalá’s daughters are good mothers and wives, although they are sometimes a little domineering and jealous. They also like to present themselves well, albeit discreetly.

Are dedicated and fair

The children of Oxalá cannot stand injustice. In this respect, they resemble the children of Xangô, as they value justice, for what is correct, they like clean and well-done jobs, they take their role very seriously.

To see a person getting what is his or her right, he fights as if the problem is his own. They understand life as a mission to be accomplished.

Oxalá’s children are always seen working in NGOs and assistance projects.

They are great family leaders.

The best family heads are usually children of Oxalá. Their balanced, correct and fair way of governing the family makes them good leaders. They know how to balance the rational and emotional side very well.

But they have some negative points in this regard: they are impatient, methodical and meticulous, so pleasing them is complicated.

They can become excellent fathers and very loving mothers. They dedicate themselves with affection and tenderness to children, with whom they relate very naturally and enjoy their company.

Those who have the older version of Oxalá, the old Oxalufã, can become a little impatient with children.

complain a lot

Here is a complicated defect for those who live with the children of Oxalá: they have a tendency to complain. How do you think the owners of the truth, who are always right, end up being egocentric and thinking that everyone does things wrong (or at least worse than them).

They are hardly satisfied with what they have in life, and therefore, they end up complaining, often with a full belly. This also leads to them clashing with other people.

Don’t have a son of Oxalá as an enemy! They are merciless and relentless in revenge! Little by little, a vendetta matures and, when least expected, the house collapses.

Old age tends to make Oxalufan’s children irritable and grumpy. For those who have the younger version, Oxaguiã, age can bring more concentration and usually the children of this orixá achieve financial stability when they are older.

are dreamers

The children of Oxalá are very attached to people and have the dream of making the world a better place to live. With their calm, scrupulous and honest way, they try to preach to others what is right and how it can contribute to a better world.

are loved by everyone

They are people well liked by everyone. Rarely does a son of Oxalá have an enemy. Their state of purity and their open heart make them friendly.

They are so loving that they often have a hard time criticizing something they don’t like about the one they love.

They are diplomatic and get along with everyone. All axé houses attract the children of Oxalá. They are always welcome to hold positions of saints.

Although they relate easily to the children of other orixás, it is known by all those who attend the Umbanda and Candomblé terreiros that the children of Oxalá always have a certain prejudice towards people they do not know very well. They are slow to establish trust in someone, but when they become friends, they are a great companion.

are very stubborn

They have a tendency to be stubborn, they stamp their feet when they believe in something – and they often get pissed off at this genius, but they remain stubborn. But this stubbornness never results in violence, for the children of Oxalá hate violence.

If you want to see a son of Oxalá doing something, just say “I doubt you can do “such” thing!”

When they say they want to do something, they really have to do it. It’s no use for anyone to tell you not to do it, it’s no use for anyone to show you the consequences, they put their minds to work with all their intelligence and do what they have to do.

That stubbornness can sometimes be bad for life’s challenges, but they always bounce back.

leave nothing unsaid

Even calm people like to be very enlightened and to enlighten others about what they think.

One thing that the powerful children of Oxalá like to do is say everything they have to say, without any kind of problem or hindrance.

If they see something they think is wrong, they don’t keep quiet and don’t keep it to themselves, they just say it’s wrong and needs to be fixed.

health is fragile

They usually keep a lot of emotions in themselves, they don’t overflow and this ends up somatizing problems. These problems are expressed by the body in the form of nervous gastritis, ulcers and mental health problems such as anxiety or depression.

They are also prone to circulatory, kidney and vision problems. You need to find ways to relax and let off excess energy.

Children of Oxalá in the profession

The children of Oxalá are wise people from a very young age, capable of solving complicated problems calmly and sparingly. His diplomatic and fair manner also favors her intelligence and she is rewarded in her professional life.

They tend to be successful in jobs that seek the good of many people. They don’t usually work on something just for the money. They like to feel useful and to help some cause with their work.

They can be great educators, diplomats, politicians and artists, as they also have great artistic talents. With calm, you will know how to win in life without major problems and reach far beyond what you imagined.

They are also highlighted by their enormous sense of responsibility and leadership. Negatively, they are fickle, futile and exaggeratedly sensitive.

They can’t just make money. When this happens at a mature age, they tend to drop everything for a social cause.

Children of Oxalá in love

In love, the children of Oxalá are shy and suffer for it. Until they find someone who is willing to delve into the mysteries of their heart, they suffer from loneliness. They don’t date much.

It’s not because of his warrior appearance, it’s because of his strong personality and because of his bad luck in relationships.

At an early age, they end up finding their true love and usually live with him until the end of his life.

As lovers, they are ardent and know how to use their powers of seduction and their romanticism to keep the flame of passion burning. When there are arguments, they know how to talk and talk to make peace, they never use harsh or vulgar words with their partners even if they are nervous.

They are very sincere and honest with their partners and when they have children they tend to become even better people.

Learn more about the history and qualities of I hope in Candomblé and on Umbanda.