Ojuani tonti Eyioko

Description

The person of this sign is of strong character, distrustful and at times argues too much; at the same time they may have a good head, ambition, humility if corrected and a very marked spirituality, although they neglect what is theirs and expose themselves to gossip and conflicts.

It suits them to attend to their dead and Orishas, make Ebó when due, take care of their house, their partner and their reputation, and conduct themselves with prudence, respect and discretion so that their things remain firm.

Born in this sign

• When the woman for the first time raised her hand to the man.
• When at a certain hour of the night the flamboyant tree crackles.
• Oya's ashere.

Proverbs

• The life of the diviner is better than that of the farmer.
• He who gives food to the hungry gives food and nourishment to his heart.
• If the wind blows, it makes the plantain leaves fly from right to left.
• Due to the bad manners of a child, a great person can be lost.
• God said: I send diseases into the world, but I cure them too.
• When the wind blows it makes the water of the great river undulate.

Stories and patakíes

Orunmila becomes rich

On this path Orunmila was in a town and he told the neighbors that the eternal father was going to send many good things from the sky and that they had to do rogation so that everything would go well.

The inhabitants of that town did nothing and after a short time diamonds, corals, and pearls began to fall.

Everyone became very happy and they saw with amazement that Orunmila did not leave his house, and they called him, but he did not come out and the people told him that he was a fool for not picking up anything.

After a short time rifles, machetes, and spears began to fall from the sky and bury themselves in the ground; the people said: look at what is falling, nobody is going to pick that up.

But Orunmila came out and collected all the weapons and stored them in his house.

The people asked him why he wanted all that, if it was useless.

After a short time all wealth began to run out and some declared war on others and everyone went and bought the weapons from Orunmila and he became rich.

The merchant who neglected Orunmila

It was a man who believed that he had great qualities for business and trade.

He had a strong desire to be a great merchant, but everything went wrong for him, so they told him to go to Orunmila's house and he marked Ebbo for him.

He did the Ebbo and began to prosper and set up a shop of bogbo ileke and made a lot of money, but he no longer took care to go to Orunmila's house.

Time passed and money began to become scarce in that land, despite the need to acquire the ileke; the merchant then began to sell on credit without having counted on anyone and it happened that those who acquired the ileke prospered and did not pay him.

The man, in this situation, went back to Orunmila's house, and when he learned of his visit he said: since you were not obedient, when you had money you did not come back to consult yourself, you are not fit to run a business, so look for another job.

The merchant, given the situation he was in, had to take a job for another owner.

The full entry is in the app

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