Ojuani tonti Ojuani

Description

A person of strong character, jealous and domineering, but grateful, hardworking, and capable of great changes and transformations.

It is best for them to live with prudence, attend to their dead and Orishas, do Ebó when indicated, and stay away from gossip, illicit matters, quarrels, and carelessness to preserve their clarity and well-being.

Born in this sign

• Celebrity.
• Conquests.
• Spiritual possession.
• Deformed beings in the astral field.
• Ulcers in the rectum and in the duodenum.
• The founding of the towns.
• The faculty of healing in living beings.
• The coronation ceremony of the ja with the juju of etu.

Proverbs

• War cannot break rocks.
• The eyes see that the fire cooks, but do not see it eat.
• The he-goat that can tear off a piece of wood cannot tear off one of iron.
• Gratitude is the memory of the heart.

Stories and patakíes

The chameleon and the dog

The chameleon, which had only one color and lacked a collar, was very envious.

For that reason he hated the dog because whenever he saw the dog he saw it of a different color and with a collar on.

One day the chameleon asked the dog how it managed to always have a different color and he did not, and it even looked prettier than he did.

At this the chameleon thought and said: I am going to see how this is possible.

The next day the chameleon went out to consult the house of Orunmila to find something that would be the same as the dog.

Orunmila told him to be careful, not to envy anyone and not to wish evil on anyone either, because the evil that one seeks for another is seen upon oneself.

Then Orunmila did a head rogation for him and said: go, now you are as you wanted to be.

When the chameleon reached the forest he climbed a tree and immediately changed color, there he noticed the dog and called him.

And he said: look, compadre.

And jumping to another branch he also changed color, the dog looked at him, but never could the chameleon beat the dog.

But seeing this, the chameleon returned to Orunmila's house so that he would give him something else in order to dominate the dog with looks and defeat it.

Orunmila answered him: that what he desired was a bad thing and that he should remember that the evil one does and wishes for the other comes upon oneself.

But the chameleon tried so hard that Orunmila decided to please him and carried out a work.

He took some powders and gave them to him and, when handing them over, he recommended that the chameleon first had to go home without looking at anyone in the street, and in the meantime not use the powders.

When the chameleon arrived at his house, he knocked on the door and his mother came to open it.

The chameleon forgot the recommendation Orunmila had made to him, and as soon as his mother opened the door he raised his eyes and looked at his mother, she falling dead as soon as he looked at her.

Since then, whenever people see a chameleon they throw stones at it and beat it with sticks, and from then on the chameleon changes branch, also changes color, and a kind of collar comes out on its throat that it sheds.

Note: the chameleon is cursed because he killed his iyare (mother).

The evil that you do will go upon yourself.

When the saints mocked Orunmila

Once all the saints gathered and went to Orunmila's house to ask him how he lived and what kind of work he did, Orunmila answered them that everything he smoothed out in his board and his irofa, the saints mocked Orunmila, and they went to see if what he said was true and to verify it.

Eshu, who had heard the story directed against a person in the street, and that person became ill.

Eshu warned Orunmila about the case and told him what he had to do.

And the saints did not see Eshu when he went in to speak to Orunmila.

The saints looked for Orunmila for the cure and the sick man who was so grave was cured and saved.

All the saints ate and drank from what Orunmila earned and were convinced of his word.

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