Okana tonti Ojuani

Description

This is a wary person, strong-willed, somewhat violent and rebellious, who can live in entanglements, gossip, obstacles, and conflicts because of pride, badly handled secrets, and bad company.

It is advisable to keep quiet, think before acting, respect the dead and the Orishas, do Ebbó in time, and conduct oneself prudently to avoid trouble, illness, and prison.

Born in this sign

• The breaking of the oath of the jimaguas who did not want to separate.
• Ever, and in the end they did it as woman and man.
• The ceremony that allows the awo to carry out anal intercourse with the obini.
• Toothache.
• Envy and the evil eye.

Proverbs

• In war the one who sleeps loses.
• What has a beginning has an end.
• The machete comes and cuts off the head of the corn that defies it.
• Greed breaks the bag.
• When the truth is discovered, lies hide.
• What has a beginning, has an end.

Stories and patakíes

The enemies of omo ayoshe okana yabilari

In the land of onika ni oshe lived ayoshe, who was omo elegua; he lived off his business, but he was surrounded by his enemies who would not let him prosper any more.

He always had to keep taking off everything bad that they were doing to him and he always had to keep making Ebbo.

Already tired of this he decided to go see his father elegua, he took his agogo and set out and kept singing: "omo ayoshe lo mio omo ayoshe awa Iku omo adewa wamio".

Then he met his father elegua and knelt down crying and telling him everything that was happening to him and this one said: let’s go to Obatala’s house; he lives here nearby.

When they arrived with Obatala this sign came out to him and he told him that his enemies lived at his side and at his back and they treated him with ogun, and he told him: "this has happened to you because in your comfort you have forgotten your father elegua" and only he will save you.

Then he did Ebbo with Akuko and aunko and told him now let’s go with your father to the back of your house and there elegua sat down, put the Ebbo, which is the head of the aunko, on a plate and hug yourself with elegua, and go singing to the street door and go knocking and singing: "elegua agogo are arewo elegua agogo are lawashe ".

When they arrived at the door they began to call on elegua like this: “elegua iba dowo iba eleke adeni kikolo omorisha titola bashe forisha ashu odara".

He took the Akuko and he made sarayeye and gave it to Elegguá singing like this: “elegua showo dale dale mosi oshe elegua le eni akoka odara odara bebereo elegua obara".

Then he took the Akuko, loaded it with soil from the house of his enemies, his erukere, and the afoshe that he blew with the opon, then he took the leri of the owunko and gave it also to elegua and told him to put it on the roof of his house so the smell would be strong when it was decaying and he prays to it: “Ori kowoyo lampeye ofun ni kunameri orini".

After three days it started to give off the smell of the leri of the owunko and the enemies got scared and fled running from the surroundings and from the outskirts of his house.

Thus he saw himself free of his enemies and was able to progress in his land thanks to elegua.

The cartuchos seller

In a town there was a cartuchos seller who could not sell and his economic situation was very bad, in his travels from town to town he met elegua with whom he made a pact that consisted in that as his business went prospering he would give him food.

Elegua guided him to a town where they did not know cartuchos and took him to sell them in the square where he got great acceptance.

His business increased, so much so that he came to forget elegua to such an extent as to go a long time without fulfilling his pact.

Elegua, when he saw the pact was broken, began to decrease his income and his health in such a way that he was almost disabled and in misery, where he had to go to Obatala and he told him to put on something they were going to take to his dog and that if it was inside a closed cartucho he should not take it.

And so it happened, when they brought him the closed cartucho he told the person to put what it brought inside for elegua and to take the cartucho and fill it with water and break it in front of the door of his house.

And from then on his health, his business, and he fulfilled with elegua, because what the cartucho brought served elegua as adimu.

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