Mansions of Rastafari Puns

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Greetings! For a few years I have been drawn to rastafari principles.. those communicated by the likes of Jah9, chronixx, groundation, samori I, raging fyah, iya terra, etc.

I'm looking for locations around the world where one can go and spend some time delving deeper into Rastafari livity. Obvious first thought is Jamaica, but how open are rasta communities at receiving European foreigners genuinely interested and drawn to Rastafari?

I have some reservations about the philosophy mostly due to disagreements I have with the bible, but it seems like my values resonate deeply with rasta.

Thanks in advance.

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Haile Selassie ended up being the last Ethiopian emperor, experienced multiple coups, and was defeated by the Italians. He also didn't do anything that Christ was supposed to do. Why is he regarded as the Second Coming?

This astonishing fact combined with the fact that she basically allowed Boris Johnson to make her his b!tch last autumn massively degrades her prestige in my view. She will die a diminished monarch.

Also Epstein autopsy evidence is all over Reddit regarding three neck fractures. Highly inconsistent with self hanging. And all cameras malfunctioned at the same time.

So Epstein didn't kill himself. He was murdered in his cell. And you need to be powerful to make that happen in a US jail.

Just wondering where does someone with minimal knowledge about the movement go to learn more, I recently saw a Interview with Bob Marley & was shocked with how much knowledge the man spoke yet receives very little credit (he does but not to the extent in which I think he should have) the movement & all the people within it seem super chill and positive from all the ones I have met.

What’s the general opinion on white people within the movement as I have seen lots of stuff in the media about cultural appropriation. It’s not like I’m going to grow dreadlocks & start using “Ya mon” in every sentence as that’s just not me.

Thanks & one love?? Aha

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Once again approaching the tribal elders, amongst those who are the most sympathetic - the strongest tribal chieftain is offered the hand of the Princess Ayahilush should be sworn his fealty to Emperor Sahle Selassie and convert to the Ethiopian Orthodox faith. Shrines, however makeshift are erected and the marriages begin - hoping to bring the local populace under Ahrmaic control, ethnically and religiously. Much like in Dijibouti, the Emperor requests to take sons and daughters of the local chieftan to attend him and the empress,

Doing so, they wish to gain the support of the tribals via prestige.

I met a man once, who was telling me that the previous evening he'd been speaking to some Rastafarians who scoffed at him for finding evolution to be factual. I feel like Rastafari is rarely spoken about in the atheist community and I'm wondering if there shouldn't be at least more examination into what it is and what its tenets are.

How did Rastafari react to the Second Italo-Ethiopian War? Did any of them attempt to aid Ethiopia or fight overseas? How did they react when Ethiopia was annexed by Italy?