Ojuani tonti Metanla

Description

This person of ojuani tonti metanla is usually proud, strong-willed, jealous, and boastful, but they also have clarity when they listen to their spiritual side and know how to lift their life if they correct their way of acting.

It is best for them to attend to their dead and their Orishas, do Ebó when appropriate, care for their house and family, and conduct themselves with prudence, respect, and humility so that their luck does not slip away.

Born in this sign

• The reason Ozain is buried.

Proverbs

• A new broom always sweeps well.
• Through the door both the good and the bad enter.
• If you do not listen to your parents' advice, the logs on the road will hit you.
• The evil you do to your fellow man returns to you by the hand of god.

Stories and patakíes

The white elephant

The elephant was a very proud animal and lived in the royal palace and was at the same time the king's best friend, who had a very bad character, bad ways, very arrogant, and the only one he trusted was the elephant, whom he considered deserving of all his attentions and consideration.

Being very powerful, the elephant had the other animals living in the palace harassed.

The elephant would grab the soldiers and the other animals by the feet with his trunk and throw them on the shelf, he also broke the floors, stole the fruits, killed the horses, in short, he kept the whole town in an uproar, where people could no longer see him because they hated him.

But since the elephant was backed by the king, no one dared to do anything to him.

The king, for his part, enjoyed everything his protected one did.

In view of this situation and tired of all the elephant's misdeeds and abuses, all the animals of the kingdom met to seek a solution, which was to kill him without the king suspecting anything.

Everyone presented their plan, but none was feasible, for in all of them the risk was that the king would find out and in retaliation send his soldiers against the people.

When the ants came to present their plan, a large number of the animals did not want to listen to them, and they even told them to leave, you are the ones who can do the least, but the rat proposed that the ants' idea be heard.

After listening to them, some modifications were made to their plan and it was decided to carry it out.

Here the rat had a primary role, since it was responsible, with its family, for gnawing the tree barks and the honey deposits that existed around the palace so that the resin from the trees on one side and the honey on the other would spread around the palace and then the ants would come to do their thing.

They had also agreed to make a tunnel from foundation to foundation to weaken the palace's fortress so that it would fall on the king and the soldiers and crush them.

But it happened that in a faraway land there was a resistance competition and this reached the king's ears, who said to himself: with my elephant I am going to win that contest.

The ants and the mice were carrying out their plan and when the king came out riding on his white elephant, all four legs of it were covered in honey and the ants climbed up its legs, starting to sting it to eat the honey and this began to create difficulties for the elephant in walking.

Upon arriving at the competition, the elephant already had weak legs and when it took off, it could not keep up the pace and kept falling down, so they arrived last at the finish line, and in great embarrassment this king had to hire camels to return to his lands and this caused the king to develop a great hatred for the white elephant, his favorite, and when they arrived in his kingdom the king ordered him put as a slave in the Obi and eko hills and left him there abandoned.

The people of greed

It was a land where everyone was very well off, but the ambition for being somebody and for money began to corrode the characters, so they no longer worked because they were looking for someone to live off and were always leaning on elegbara's mother, who was the one in charge.

The time came when elegbara was not sending anything to his mother because he had gone out to travel other lands.

In the town the comments never ended, they began to go hungry and this led them to start eating one another, and among those who were eaten was elegbara's mother.

One day a tiger entered the town with a little chick and a hutia in his mouth and the people of the town went out furiously to eat the animal and after eating it they took the trail it had left when going to the town and they met a man mounted on a horse who was elegbara dressed as a king, and when he saw those people he thought they had come to receive him.

Elegbara brought his two twins among his retinue.

He was going to the town in search of the remains of his mother since he thought she was buried in the town, but there was no such burial because its inhabitants had eaten her.

Elegbara, who did not know this last part, gave food to the entire town, causing the death of his mother.

Note: on this path, the people you keep in your house and feed, even if they are your children, are worse than your enemies.

Be careful with the woman if you are a man and with the husband if you are a woman.

Be careful with the children because in the future they will turn against you and will be your worst enemies.

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