@tecnicelular27_: 🔧 ¿Sabías que no todos los estaños son iguales? 👀 Hoy te lo explicamos claro y directo: ✨ Estaño 63/37 → 63% estaño y 37% plomo. ✅ Flujo perfecto ✅ Ideal para microsoldadura ✅ Fundición a menor temperatura (¡más seguro para principiantes!) 🌱 Estaño 99/1 → Casi sin plomo. ✅ Más ecológico ✅ Se usa en equipos nuevos 💡 Si estás empezando, el 63 es tu mejor aliado. Menos errores, más precisión y mejores resultados. Estos tips solo los aprenden nuestros alumnos en clase. 🔽 ¿Quieres ser uno de ellos? Comenta estaño y te damos la info. #tecnicelular #microsoldadura #estaño #cursodereparación #reparacelulares #soldadura #electrónica #guayaquil #cuenca #ecuador #estudiantes #comunidad #técnico #educacion #AprendeEnTikTok #education #celulares #fypシ゚

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Ogun is one of the most powerful Orishas in the Yoruba tradition and throughout the African diaspora (Ifá, Santería/Lukumí, Candomblé, Vodou, Spiritual Baptist blends, etc.). He is the spirit of iron, war, technology, labor, hunting, and transformation. Ogun has many manifestations (or “caminos,” “roads,” or “avatars”), each emphasizing different aspects of his power. 🔱 Manifestations of Ogun Different traditions highlight slightly different names, but these are widely recognized: • Ogun Oniré – Ogun of sweetness and prosperity, tied to wealth, justice, and balance. • Ogun Alagbedé – Ogun the blacksmith, patron of all ironworkers and creators. • Ogun Akiré – Warrior Ogun, associated with battle, protection, and courage. • Ogun Meji – The double Ogun, representing duality, strength, and balance. • Ogun Oshoosi (or Ode/Oxossi in Brazil) – Fusion of Ogun with the hunter Orisha, tied to precision, tracking, and survival. • Ogun Shoro – Ogun of thunderous strength, tied to rage and battle. • Ogun Onipaki / Ogun Onile – Lord of the earth, tied to land-clearing and agriculture. • Ogun Ajé – Ogun of commerce and prosperity. • Ogun Funfun – “White Ogun,” a calmer, more peaceful side, linked to Obatalá and purity. • Ogun Chibiriki / Chibiriki (in diaspora, especially in Cuban Lukumí) – A feared, hot-tempered Ogun, protector against witchcraft and injustice. 🎨 Colors of Ogun • Traditional Yoruba: Dark green, black, and sometimes red. • Lukumí/Santería: Green and black. • Candomblé (Brazil): Green, black, dark blue and red. • Some traditions: Metallic colors (silver/iron) since Ogun rules iron. 🥥 Offerings to Ogun Because Ogun is strong, offerings must honor his warrior, iron, and labor aspects. Common offerings include: • Food & Drink: • Palm oil (epo) • Rum or strong liquor • Red wine • Roasted yam, corn, and beans • Cassava, plantain, and smoked fish • Dogs and roosters (in more traditional Yoruba rituals; in diaspora, often substituted with roosters, goats, or pigeons) • Objects & Materials: • Iron tools, chains, machetes, knives, or nails (kept on his altar) • Cigars and tobacco • Palm fronds • Blood sacrifices (goat, rooster, etc. – depending on tradition) • Other symbolic offerings: • Locust beans (iru) • Honey (though rarely, as some say Ogun rejects sweetness depending on his road) • Black beans cooked with palm oil ✨ Ogun’s manifestations balance between warrior ferocity and protector/provider energy. His colors (green, black, red, iron) tie him to the earth, blood, and technology, while his offerings always reinforce his strength, vitality, and role as the path-opener through struggle. #foryoupage #orishas #ifa #spirituality #ogun 🗡⚒️

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