Obara tonti Eyioko

Description

It is an ambitious, dissatisfied, and stubborn person, but also capable of working, saving, and finding a way to move forward through their word and effort.

It is advisable for them to be humble, prudent, respect their dead and the Orishas, not curse or argue, and make Ebó on time to ward off entanglements, illness, and losses.

Born in this sign

• Smoking opium and marihuana.

Proverbs

• The favor you do will be your delay for your whole life.
• The one who leans against a good tree is sheltered by good shade.
• Death likes the fat man as much as the thin man.
• The servant wants to impose himself on the master.
• You cannot have lunch without having breakfast.
• A cobbler to your shoe.

Stories and patakíes

Where the servant imposes himself on the master

In this path there was a cobbler who had a very bad situation, and things got so bad for him that he decided and pretended to be a doctor, and thus he resolved the problems of his house because many people came to his house to consult, since he had gained fame as a doctor.

But one day the king had him summoned because he was feeling very badly, but when he saw the doctor and noticed his manner he realized that he was a fake doctor, then he asked the man if he was a doctor and the nervous man answered yes.

The king told him that if he was a doctor and cured him he would have a great reward, but if he was not, he would pay with his head for the deception; when the impostor heard what the king said, he got scared and confessed that he was not a doctor but a cobbler, but that due to the bad situation he was in he had the need to pretend to be a physician.

The king told him: since you have told me the truth, go to your town, for when you get there you will find a great surprise; when the man arrived in his town he saw a great shoe factory, which had all the advances and that factory was for him; from that day on the cobbler was the best cobbler in his town and lived happy with his family, thanks to the king who was Obatala.

Where Olofin had an intransitable road

On this path was where Olofin had a road through which one could not pass.

When she knew this, ayapa said: what is it that this road has or has?

I am going to pass through there.

And she started inviting other animals to this conspiracy.

Ayapa went in front, and she climbed up into a tree to look, so Olofin saw her and questioned her in this way: so with what permission did you climb up there?

Ayapa came down and prostrated herself before Olofin and kissed his feet asking forgiveness for the fault committed, but Olofin sanctioned her by saying, “from today, and as long as the world is the world, you will have to walk crawling.”

The full entry is in the app

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