Summary
The proud animals ignored a pile of 'garbage' in the forest. The Hyena, through the sign of Ìwòrì Méjì, looked 'through' the pile and found the King's lost crown.
Interpretation
True vision is seeing where others refuse to look. Ìwòrì Méjì represents the deep perception that looks beyond the surface (the Iwo) to the core truth. It teaches us to value the 'rejected' places and ideas, for they often contain the key to restoration.
