Osundi is an anagram of her last name...

Between Bordeaux, La Rochelle, in France and sometimes Switzerland.

She's both a music producer and a DJ.

A painful heartbreak and betrayal with a gaping wound so wide that it sparked a vampire character. This persona she created was the sum of her chaotic experiences around this specific love she was marked from but also deep personal research found in journaling her personality, but also Human Design (she's a Projector – funnily Human Design Projectors (a type born in 1781) fonction a lot like vampires!), Gene Keys, numerology, sophro-analysis therapy.

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The following story about to be told is oddly and sadly true.

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THE TRUE STORY:

One day, on the recommendation of a close friend and out of curiosity, Osundi went to see a medium specializing in energy and spiritual healing, known for the quality of her insights and treatments. She was initially skeptical, but open to the experience.

Just five minutes into the session, without even asking why Osundi had come, the medium interrupted her and said she refused to proceed. She claimed to sense what she described as “dark magic” around her, insisting that something very dark was attached to her neck. She immediately referred her to colleagues she considered more qualified, then escorted her out of the office without charging for the consultation.

Osundi then scheduled an appointment by phone with these practitioners — people she had never met and who did not know her. They were already aware of the situation. During the call, what the practitioner said was deeply unsettling. She began describing the woman Osundi had been deeply in love with for years, and claimed that this woman had “bewitched” her in order to keep her emotionally attached. This was all the more disturbing because such a thing would have been unnecessary — Osundi had already fallen in love with her in her teenage years. But how could ''the witch'' know since Osundi never confessed her feelings for her....

According to this second, more experienced medium, the supposed spell was extremely powerful and, if not properly controlled, could cause collateral damage.

To this day, believing this interpretation remains difficult. Yet certain elements remain troubling: Osundi developed hyperthyroidism — a condition affecting the neck area she chose to sublimate through ''vampirism'' creating a parallel between the disease potentially caused by a spell and actual hyperthyroidism — while the woman she has always loved was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis.

It is from this story, and from these deeply rooted feelings of love, that the myth of Osundi was born. (Read fiction The Story)