Hypocrisy is born in the odun Ejiogbe We get what we deserve!

Olofin the Supreme Orisha He lived in the kingdom of heaven, and from his palace he watched over the happiness of all his children, whom he cared for according to each one's merit.

For this reason, he received in his home many of his descendants, who flattered him without stopping, offering him false displays of affection and consideration.

The father believed them sincere and faithful to their word, a fact that was far from reality, since they were mostly hypocritical, envious and selfish.

Pataki from when Ejiogbe shows Olofi the deception of his children

On one occasion when the subjects were paying excessive homage to Olofin, one of his sons named Ejiogbe, noticed what was happening and tried to warn his father not to continue living deceived.

Olofin, offended, told Ejiogbe that how it was possible that he thought that way about his brothers, so he got upset with him and refused to want to continue listening to so many slanders.

Ejiogbe had not been satisfied with the answer that his father had given him so he often insisted on the same topic.

One morning, tired of so much controversy, Olofin exposed Ejiogbe's thoughts to everyone and asked his children if what his brother was saying was true or false.

To which they replied that they loved him unconditionally because they knew that his mandate was for their happiness.

Ejiogbe seeks evidence to show the truth to his father

When everyone had left, Ejiogbe again told Olofin that he did not agree with what had been proposed, because if they were bad and harmed each other, how could they venerate you in that way? He swore to find evidence to prove it.

The next day when some of Olofin's descendants went to flatter him as usual, Ejiogbe prepared a basket full of money and gold.

Before everyone got down on their knees to worship the father, Ejiogbe threw the money towards Olofin and had to quickly push it away, as the crowd was going to crush him in order to grab the money and gold.

They pushed each other, fighting over who had collected the most wealth.

"Olofi gives everyone what they deserve"

Then Olofin had no choice but to accept that many of his descendants were flawed, greedy and selfish, and would be capable of doing anything for money.

Then he changed his perspective on life and began to give everyone only what they truly deserved.