Iroso tonti Ojuani

Description

It is a person of strong temper and dominant character, jealous, distrustful, and prone to entanglements, but at heart they have a good heart, talent, and firmness to get ahead.

It is best for them to live prudently, do Ebó and head rogation, respect their dead and Orishas, attend to Orunmila and to Shangó, and conduct themselves with humility to avoid tragedies, fights, and losses.

Born in this sign

• The current.

Proverbs

• One foot in the cemetery and the other in his house.
• There is no worse wedge than that of the same piece of wood.
• One foot in jail and the other in the house.
• Raise crows and they will pick out your eyes.
• The one who grasps too much, squeezes little.
• The one who sows has a safe harvest.

Stories and patakíes

Take care of your spiritual matters

There was a man who had his protective warriors and after a while he got sick and all his things began to go badly for him, so he went to the house of a diviner so that he would fix his warriors for him.

The diviner did so, but the man continued sick and although his things were going a little better, that was not what the man wanted and he thought that his godfather had fooled him and had not fixed his warriors properly.

The man went to the house of another diviner and this one told him: you have not done anything that he indicated to you and you think they have fooled you, that is why you are still sick and behind, and for your things to go well go to your godfather's house and ask him for forgiveness and then make Osha so that you can be cured of the stomach; do not die before your time because of the stomach ulcer you have as punishment from the saint.

In addition, you have to take care of your spiritual protectors, because both you and your wife are spiritualists and if you do not comply with the saint you are about to lose everything.

The man went to ask forgiveness from his godfather for his lack of respect and for doubting him, he did ocha crowning Obatala, and he clung to his guides and spiritual protectors, after that his luck kept flowing and he had progress in every sense.

The blacksmith

There was a blacksmith who lamented that he was very bad off, he went to Elegguá's house and Elegguá told him that he had to make Ebbo, and since the blacksmith had nothing with which to make the head rogation, his sadness started all over again.

The next day he began to light the forge very early to get to work, and when he moved the ashes he found a yam and said: I already have something to get through today, but great was his surprise when he cut open the yam and found that it had money inside, with which he was able to pay his creditors, since he had his head rogation pending.

Obatala was the one who gave him wealth so that he would no longer go through hardships and thus be able to pay his creditors.

The full entry is in the app

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