Ojuani tonti Ofun

Description

This sign shows a person of strong character, distrustful, arbitrary, and given to speaking or cursing, but also with the ability to help, support others, and earn respect over the years.

It is best for them to control their temper, not fall into vices or gossip, attend to EGÚN and their Orishas, care for their house and partner, and do Ebó with prudence so as not to lose what they earn.

Born in this sign

• Deaths and mortuary procedures.
• The secret of iyefa.

Proverbs

• Each person uses their powders according to the complexion of their face.
• No one knows where the heart of a yam is until it is cut open.
• God in heaven and I here, with my knowledge I throw out everything bad and finish it off.
• Don’t put your hand where your eyes can’t reach.

Stories and patakíes

The man and the yam field

A man planted a field of yams and days and weeks went by and his planting did not progress, so the man went to consult with Orunmila and Orunmila told him: there is an enemy of yours who every night goes to your planting to run his hands over it and to ask that it not prosper and that thus you may ruin yourself.

To free himself from this and be able to progress he has to do Ebbo with: Akuko fifeshu and a trap.

The farmer did the Ebbo, the Akuko was given to elegbara and then he brought the Ebbo to his planted field, where he put it.

At night the farmer heard a scream, which was his enemy, who, as he passed his hands over the planting, pierced his fingers with the trap of the Ebbo.

And thus the owner of the planting knew who his enemy was.

Elegba forgave him

There was a town where it was customary to hold parties every year with drums and numerous goods were sold.

The character went to that town without counting on Elegba, who was the governor, and a transformed Elegba saw him and he did not recognize him, and Elegba took the jewels, ornaments, precious stones from the establishment, where he did not protest or say anything.

Elegba, seeing how he had behaved, returned the gold and the riches to him, doubling them, since Elegba had stolen them from him as punishment for not having counted on him.

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