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Otura (| || | |) is the twelfth Odu on the list of the sixteen principal Odu of Ifa divination system. It has a single line in the first position, double line in the second position, a single line in the third position and a single line in the fourth positions.

Since a single line is a smooth side of a cowrie and a double line is a split side, Otura has a smooth side of a cowrie in the first position, a split side in the second position, a smooth side in the third position, and a smooth side in the fourth position.

Since a split side is equal to 0 and a smooth side is equal to 1, Otura is equal to 1011.

The cosmos is a hexadecimal computing system where Otura is equal to B.

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