Ojuani tonti Obara

Description

This person is proud, reckless, talkative, and sometimes misunderstood; they can go from abundance to scarcity if they do not use their head well and do not control their tongue.

It is best for them to live with prudence, keep their word, attend to their dead and Orishas, do Ebó, take care of their family, and conduct themselves with respect and moderation.

Born in this sign

• The eviction.
• The houses of taking in people.
• The rooster fence.

Proverbs

• He who does not show respect will gather insults.
• You have bought rope for your neck.
• When we have nothing to give, nobody visits us, only the rats.
• Rats abandon the ship that is sinking.

Stories and patakíes

Adani the vice-ridden one

Adani was addicted to gambling and his wife would reproach him because he lost everything and she was going through hardships, and adani mistreated her a lot because he believed his wife was bringing him bad fortune, but the woman went to Orunmila's house and he sent the Ebbo and from then on the two of them were happy.

How awo Ifa awe achieved prosperity

Awo Ifa awe lived in a small house of palm fronds and other branches on the bank of a river.

All this awo had planted there was a coconut tree that he adored but never did anything to, and in that tree his Ifa lived.

He lived poorly and disheartened because the other awoses did not want to respect him and therefore he had no life of any kind.

This awo always bathed with ewe ewereyeye and oguma, in which ewes he had great faith because they cleared his mind and refreshed his ideas.

One day very early he took his reading and consulted and was told to do obori eleda with Obi omi tuto and that he had to feed agbogbo egguns eyerbale with Eyele meta, eku, eya, awado, epo, Oti, oñi, Efun, Ori and give it Obi omi tuto, and at dusk said awo carried out everything.

He went to bed and fell asleep and began to dream of the eggun and they told him that he had to go to the land of omo olo logun and that along the way he should sing: "Aye niye Ifa wara wara abeye nile Ifa wara wara eggun omo olo logun".

He woke up frightened and asked if he had to do that and Orunmila told him yes.

He set off on the road and was singing that, but he had forgotten to bring food for the journey and when he had been walking for a long time hunger struck him and he thought he could not hold out to reach his destination since he had no food and his strength and courage were already leaving him, and as he walked he met an old man who was eating an Akuko at the foot of aragba and this old man was Obatala who, when he saw him, called him and gave him food.

He gave him water and cleaned him with a white cloth and then said to him: my son, you are going to succeed, later on you will meet an individual who is petty and mischievous, that is Elegba.

Take this osiadie and when you get to where he is you give it to him and stay a while keeping him company.

Awo Ifa awe did so and when he arrived Elegba was eating eku, eya, awado, epo and he gave Elegba the chicken, and Elegba in return gave him some of what he was eating, and then he said to him: I will accompany you to wherever you are going.

They went on walking to the house of awo omo olo logun and Elegba, now near the house, said to him: that is where you have to go, and he will tell you what you have to do.

He will give you a good thing for all your life so that everyone will respect you and consider you, and you will be great like the other awoses.

Awo Ifa awe arrived and omo olo logun broke into laughter and at once told him everything that was happening to him and gave him a secret that he had to do to the letter, and that once this ceremony was carried out he should put an eya tuto inside.

Awo Ifa awe left on the way back home and did everything that awo omo olo logun told him, and at that moment a branch fell from the coconut tree and fell into the river, which had a guiro; the fish at once began to turn around the branch and then awo Ifa awe went into the river and took an eya tuto and put it inside the guiro as awo omo olo logun had indicated.

After he did all this, the different awoses of the town began to visit him and to take him into account for everything, and from all lands aleyos came who were astounded at the improvement obtained after having done the works.

After a little while awo omo olo logun appeared to visit him and said: I too am coming to live with you at the foot of the guir I to help you and so that you continue prospering in your life.

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