Know now all the characteristics of the children of Obaluaê!

Obaluaê is the healing Orixá in African-based religions practiced in Brazil. Both in candomblé and in umbanda, he can also be known as Omulu, the Lord of spirits, who mediates between the material and the immaterial. Powerful and feared, he has the power to spread a pandemic or heal a sick person.

According to the Yoruba narrative, Obaluaê is the son of Nanã and Oxalá, but he was born with a deformed body covered in wounds. Desperate, the Lady of Mud (given for Oxalá to model the human being), abandoned her son by the sea, since he would not survive. However, Yemanja could not stand the baby’s suffering and welcomed him, healing his injuries and raising him as his son.

As a child, Omulu lived in hiding, ashamed of his scars. It was then that Ogun prepared a straw hood, which covered him entirely, causing him to start approaching the other Orishas. I hope and Yemanja gave him the gift of healing and Iansã awakened in him the desire to see the world free of sores.

Called Obaluaê when he was young, in charge of the evolution of human beings, sustaining and leading the world, he is Omulu when he is older, the one who heals and mediates the passage between life and death.

Their children tend to be more closed and serious, even as children, but they have many other traits. Find out what they are and find out if you are the son or daughter of this powerful Orisha!

The daughters and sons of Obaluaê have their own characteristics, despite sharing many of them in general terms. However, both the more feminine and the more masculine energy can cause the personality to change in each case.

See what are the differences between those who recognize themselves as more masculine or feminine.

Normally, you won’t find a son of Obaluaê with the bearing of a bodybuilder. In reality, they tend to be quite thin and fragile-looking, even in their features. But make no mistake, they are tireless workers and if they mess with what is theirs, they are very temperamental.

More closed, even a little grouchy, they have an air of mystery and introspection, but they are extremely friendly and generous, with the few people they trust. They can take hours on a project until it is as expected and have a tendency to procrastinate.

The daughters of Obaluaê also have the most fragile appearance, but they are very resistant. Both your body and your personality are resilient, being able to carry the world on your back.

Discreet, they don’t like to be around a lot of people and tend to lose their temper very easily. More conservative, they are born caregivers and their analytical tendency makes their decisions more based on the mind than the heart.

Like all people, Obaluaê’s daughters and sons have their good and bad aspects. They can be evident at specific times or be a well-marked constant in the personality. Learn what the top positive trends are for them and see how many you can relate to.

Obaluaê’s children may take much longer to complete a task, but it will certainly come out perfect – or close to it. And it is exactly this quest for perfection that makes them so demanding, both with themselves and with others.

Naturally, this leads to other characteristics such as being grouchy, after all, it is difficult for a perfectionist to deal with people who are normally organized or worse, disorganized. Furthermore, it can also result in procrastination in some cases, as they are afraid of not achieving the sweet spot or of not being fully prepared for the task yet.

It may not be easy to be one of Obaluaê’s children, as they can understand all the pain in the world like no one else. Extremely empathetic, they bring tiredness and sadness in their eyes, reflecting the wisdom that is hidden under the mantle of the flesh. Usually thin and with delicate features, they tend to walk looking at the ground and bend slightly forward.

Friendly, serene and polite, the daughters and sons of Obaluaê are extremely friendly. In addition, friendship plays a key role in their lives.

This is because, because they are very reserved and find it difficult to relate, their few and good friends allow them to be more active, expressing their personality as a whole. When they trust someone and add them to their circle, they are faithful friends for life.

Extremely rational, the children of Omulu tend to spend more time with their thoughts than with the people around them. In this way, they are considered introspective, enjoying their books and research more than company.

Not that he wants to be alone all the time, but he does need a few moments of solitude throughout the day. Quiet and curious, they can spend hours delving deeper into a subject – in research or in their mind – without noticing the world around them.

Despite being rational, the children of Omulu can be quite spiritualized and detached from material goods. Furthermore, they cannot see someone in need that they share even what they don’t have, in order to ease the other’s pain.

And you don’t need to be a friend or acquaintance, just touch your heart and your need to heal the world awakens. Willing to any battle, don’t want to piss off a son of Obaluaê, as they can even be vindictive.

If you need someone who is dedicated body and soul to a project, this is the right person. When they start something, they commit like nobody else. They are analytical and introspective and combine these two characteristics, transforming ideas into focus and results. In relationships, when they really trust, they donate and try to do the best for their family, friends or partner.

As much as they appear to have a fragile body, the daughters and sons of Obaluaê have a lot of determination and focus on work, especially when committing to a cause. It can be the expected result of the same, a secondary consequence, such as avoiding having to fire other employees, or even a personal reason, such as proving a point.

Persistent and even somewhat stubborn, they will not rest until they finish what they start.

Just as Obaluaê’s daughters and sons have many positive aspects, they also have some negative tendencies characteristic of their personality. They can appear in greater or lesser intensity, depending on the experience of each one. See which ones fit you.

The children of Omulu not only know, but feel the pain of the world in their skin. Extremely empathetic, they cannot remain unharmed when understanding what is happening in the world and end up being more pessimistic than most people. Your rationality can also be turned towards more negative aspects of existence, making it difficult to appreciate Creation as others do.

With great difficulty in trusting people, daughters and sons of Omulu may hesitate a lot before opening up completely – if that ever happens. Despite being serene, affectionate and caring, they cannot experience overwhelming passion.

Tranquility is the word of this relationship, often with a certain distrust or lack of delivery, as they fear being abandoned, betrayed or other types of disappointment.

Because they have a rational and pessimistic view of life and have a lot of difficulty opening up, children of Obaluaê can often be considered grumpy. But of course this is just one trait, albeit a striking one. Most of the time, they are serene and friendly.

The problem is when they start to lose patience or get irritated, not knowing how to express what they feel, they keep regurgitating the situation in their introspection, becoming more grumpy.

Your nature is more shy and withdrawn, feeling more comfortable in your own presence than in groups of people. Also among friends and loved ones, you can let go more, without losing the more reserved way, with the spontaneity possible for children of Obaluaê.

Avoid social events as much as possible where you have to interact with many people and crowds, needing to spend a good amount of time alone to recover from situations that require large interactions.

Quiet, calm, introspective and rational, they prove to be very quiet people – and indeed they are. However, if you do any harm to the children of Obaluaê, or to someone dear to you, they will see the completely opposite side of the coin. They can be extremely explosive and vindictive, using their powerful rationality to exact what they consider right.

The characteristics of the daughters and sons of Obaluaê are manifested in different aspects of life. Each of your traits leads to different behaviors in relationships, in the work environment and also in health. Find out how it happens.

Children of Omulu are not used to great passions or sweeping expressions of romanticism, and may frustrate the expectations of people with other personalities. On the other hand, they are sensitive, affectionate in their own way and careful with their companions.

They are usually empathetic and hate fights, but they can close down if they happen, with great difficulty to trust again. Jealous, they can explode when they feel threatened.

Assiduous workers who deliver results, daughters and sons of this Orisha are persistent and disciplined. They like to work alone and have the independence to create at their own pace, always focusing on perfectionism.

Very intelligent, they need to find meaning in their work, because money is not what motivates them. They fit perfectly in professions whose focus is to help, such as medicine and other sciences, volunteering in general or any other in which you feel useful.

Despite appearing somewhat fragile, they are physically resistant. However, they may have a certain tendency to develop psychosomatic illnesses, due to their pessimism, difficulty opening up and isolation.

In this way, gastrointestinal, heart, skin, allergy and other problems can develop. Mental health should also be…