Introduction to Ti Jean
Ti Jean is a powerful and mysterious figure in Vodou, associated with black magic and secret societies. He is renowned for his ability to dance on fire, and his traditional offering, a sheep, is usually reduced to ashes.
Respected by many, Ti Jean is known for his fury when upset, and he does not hesitate to set houses on fire to express his displeasure.
Variants of Ti Jean
| Ti Jean Petro | A form of Ti Jean associated with the Petro family of Vodou, known for its more aggressive and powerful aspects. Ti Jean Petro is often linked to black magic rituals and is invoked for direct and powerful interventions. |
| Ti Jean Mambo | Ti Jean is associated with gentler and more beneficial aspects and can be invoked under this name for healing and protection practices. |
| Ti Jean Master | Another variant of Ti Jean linked to aspects of authority and power, often invoked for leadership and control issues. |
Ti Jean correspondence chart
| Veve |
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| Rite | Petro |
| Colors | Yellow |
| Offerings | Sheep |
| Celebration date | June 24 |
| Sacred places | Homes, coconut trees |
| Planets | None |
| Helpers | Black magic, protection, willpower |
| Catholic equivalent | Saint John |
Symbols and appearances of Ti Jean
Ti Jean is often described as a one-legged dwarf, but he is remarkably agile, especially when climbing his favorite coconut tree. He always wears a straw hat and moves with a cane.
