King of Iration
One does not convert to Rastafari, because Rastafari in its essence is a Livity (way of life) that one is called upon by the Most High to live.
The Irit (Spirit) of Rastafari is with InI from Ireation (Creation) however it often reveals itself stage by stage. Rastafariis a livity (way of life), and as in life, you learn as you live. As you grow, you learn the elements of Life, Love, Justice and the workings of the Iniverse (universe) and your eyes open a little bit wider. It is when one fully opens their eyes and submits to the will and teachings of the Head Creator as manifested in the image of Rastafari, does one become Rastafariin fullness.
To that end “many are called but only the few are chosen”, thus you do not chose to be Rastafari you are created Rastafari
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October 17, 2008 at 10:45 am
Aza G
how can a white english-man who disaggree’s with his ancestors actions, project his rasta beliefs thoughout england other than blazing cronic everday and gettting laughed at by police when your preaching the truth?? why!!?? and how can this be avoided?
April 19, 2010 at 6:03 pm
PraiseJah
Your actions will speak louder than your words.
Be humble. Laugh a lot. Be positive. And pray.
One love.
December 16, 2010 at 7:49 am
Ras Luqman
Ethiopia as change to from it’s state(S) from Kingship to presidential which is politics.Politician(s) have made many African sell their soul for money.It was said in the good lyrics and saying of Joseph Hill Culture,’ You should sell your soul for money.Here politician(s)Ethiopia need to get back to it raw state so we can have peace and royalty all the time.We need to reduce the rate of satanic and Babylon act.We get politics off Africa, Zion, Ethiopia and dirty and vanities will vanished from us.
November 17, 2008 at 2:25 am
jahfield
greetings all,
I am concerned with the philosophy of black supremacy embraced by rasta.
afterall color is only skin deep. it is reactionary and therefore weak in the root so to speak.
furthermore, it goes against the teachings of his majesty.
god is love
July 21, 2010 at 7:53 pm
yuajah
As long as you have love in your heart for all people, and you stand for peace and love in all situations, and all people, all the time – every day, then you are Rastafarian my bredren.
http://www.jamaicanrastafarianlove.com
I love your website, thank you for telling the truth, that you are created Rasta!
Respect!!
December 3, 2008 at 8:16 pm
Kfir Chromoy
Hello all,
I have a question.
Is it possible for a white 13 year old jewish boy, barley past his bar mitzvah, to convert to rastafari?
Best,
Kfir Chromoy
March 17, 2011 at 8:17 am
Curious mind
Why do Rastas use the word I for everything? What is the significance of this…INI, Idren, Ital, Initate, Initual etc? Thanks.
August 5, 2011 at 11:19 am
Unika Hypolite
‘Cause all things begin from within.. That is were Jah dwells. The language of “I” is a manifestation of the rebellion against an ideology the creator is an external force. Rastafari Overstands that Jah is all encompassing therefore he exists in each of us.
December 23, 2008 at 4:52 pm
Jeff
Yeah man u are if u accept jah rastafari u dont really convert in da convetional sense instead when u accept thre fact jah rastafari was da coming of Iyesus, rejection of the corrupt world thats around u which alot of us call “rejecting babylon”
and smokin ganja or else known to most people as cannabis, pot, marijuana, and weed to feel closer to jah and clean the soul, the mind, and the body to feel and be pure. Though i myself dont believe in only eating kosher foods becuase Iyesus said “it is not wate goes into the mouth that will defile a mans body, but instead what comes out like sayin blasphemous things. drinking alcohol turns ur body into a shell of death becuz pickled things and things that are supposed to ferment like wine and beer are dead becuz theyre supposed to rot, if u want to learn more on rasta use dis website
February 11, 2009 at 11:37 am
Jihad
How do I live the rastafari life?
January 20, 2010 at 11:52 pm
Unika Hypolite
Know thy Self
Selah.
March 4, 2009 at 7:48 pm
andy
hey my man,
i am a rastafari and i want to tell u all that it dont matter who you are the rasta people will always accept you. just follow the ways of HIM and you will find peace and love.
March 9, 2009 at 5:44 pm
Alex
Im white, 15, I love the rastafari way.
Love is the way man, one love, god loves, we love
April 1, 2009 at 6:18 pm
haydn
hi im 13 yrs old and im catholic and want to take up rastafarian how do i do it
October 17, 2010 at 11:07 pm
nico
you appraise and accept jah rastafari
October 9, 2012 at 10:43 am
Mbali
live,learn and love Hyden -patience is the key gather as much knowledge as possible-Jah will guide u home – i’v been a Rasta for 11years now ,and this life has protected me from so many things my peers are going through- have a wonderful journey of discovery i wish all positive vibes to guide u- BLESSED
January 11, 2013 at 8:27 am
leviticos
accept rastafari teachings n simply live clean n let your works be seen.blessed.rastafari
April 3, 2009 at 6:01 pm
Rudi
How does a young, white female go about becoming Rasta?
April 15, 2009 at 10:51 am
How to Get Six Pack Fast
Hey, cool tips. I’ll buy a glass of beer to the person from that forum who told me to visit your blog 🙂
April 20, 2009 at 4:53 pm
Kfir Chromoy
I don’t eat kosher. and what is jah?
April 24, 2009 at 12:54 pm
Adam
Kfir Chromoy, Jah is considered the Rastafari god. He is inside man, not in the sky or that kind of thing.
June 1, 2009 at 6:28 pm
Kfir Chromoy
thank you!
June 3, 2009 at 2:52 am
Amanda Armas-Kraus
I have explored a plethora different religions and I have come to find that none of the US religions are what truly I feel to be accurate, just, or non-biased (concerning ANY American religions). One love, one God, and one heart, is the only belief system that I can fathom as being correct and making perfect sense. I have the dreadlocks, the voice, I share the Rastafarian faiths, and believe in the truths of the prophets. The miracle of my declared “scientifically impossible birth” has blessed me and kept me close and connected to Jah my whole life. Thus blessing me with the ability to recognize, claim, and possess the cornerstone in which to develop my perception of what is true correct… and that, my brothers and sisters, is Rastafarianism. Of course the USA nullifies its existence as a religion due to the US’s spineless political warfare against “usage of Marijuana.” But having prop 215 passed years ago… then why can’t such a religion exist, flourish, persist, and be? I think that the whole ‘United States political scenario’ is long overdue for another evaluation as far as validity and honor of the first, universally respected, and recognized amendment (freedom of religion). I may not be exactly certain where all of my roots originated, but I’m more than certain that all of my dreadlocks which now exceed my waistline in length, consisting all of virgin hair, as well as my strong belief that the white man and his system are faulty to the ultimate max; I, Amanda Guadalupe Kraus, hereby accept, honor and praise the Rastafarian religion as my own. I live and wish to die this way. ONE LOVE. On my road to Zion, I must distance myself as hard as I can from the wickedness which leads many souls to Babylon. AND TO MY FELLOW MAN ALL OVER THE WORLD, WE ARE ALL ONE PEOPLE, FOREVER PRAISE JAH!
October 6, 2010 at 1:35 am
Detroit Dee
Amanda…Blessings to you….with all Raspect my Sista please refrain from calling Rasta FarI as rastafarian(ism). This term is considered derogatory and offensive by some Rastas, because we reject the “isms and schisms” that characterize the downpressors~the corrupt society~babylon
In addition please look at the word “religion”
The root of this word comes from a old word, I believe in the French language. The word is religare, it means “To bind quickly” or “To tie up quickly” And that is exactly what religion does. It quickly binds the people’s minds under the domination (denomination) that they are part of.
But the meaning of words depend on the intention of the person that uses it. Just like “wicked” and “bad”, could mean what they originally meant, or they can also mean “good”
Rasta FarI my Sista, is not a “religion” at all, but a “Way of Life”
JAH Guide and Protect you….
DD
August 16, 2011 at 8:52 pm
Stefan Christiansen Marley
I’m white and 16. I started reading about the Rastareligion about a month ago, and to me, it all makes sense compared to other religions. I don’t only eat kosher, I smoke weed, I don’t have dreadlocks, I do not know how Jah is, only as far as I know a god that is inside you. I want to learn the ways of a rastafarian, but I don’t know where to start. Could you please guide me. I am willing to learn and and listen to what you say.
September 12, 2009 at 5:20 pm
Amin
hi im 12 and i am from iran and im muslim and for many years now i have dreamed of becoming a rastafari because i would dream to live a peacefull life
October 3, 2009 at 1:09 am
Damarkus
i dont think white people can be rastas
January 29, 2010 at 5:14 pm
mrskraus
I DON’T THINK YOU DON’T KNOW WHAT YOU’RE TALKING ABOUT…SERIOUSLY MAN, YOU HAVE NO IDEA, I’VE BEEN TO THE EVENTS AND I WAS ACCEPTED GRACIOUSLY, I’M NOT A WHITE PERSON I’M LATINA MARRIED TO A FILIPINO THAT WAS ADOPTED BY A WHITE PERSON SO CHECK YOU0RSELF. THAT’S WHAT MESSES UP THE BEAUTY OF RASTAFARI, IS PEOPLE’S MISCONCEPTIONS ABOUT WHAT RASTA IS REALLY ALL ABOUT ONE LOVE, one GOD, ONE AIM, ONE DESTINY.
February 26, 2010 at 6:36 pm
Rasta Boy
All u whites dnt hav to keep sayin that ur white. It doesn’t matter. There’s a sayin and it goes “A white man with a black heart. Is stronger than a black man with a white heart” an it basicly means that u can be white an be rasta an support black supremacy.because to rastas it wouldn’t be worse than a black man who oposes black supremacy.
July 27, 2010 at 3:33 pm
Azrael
why black or white supremecy man, aren’t we all Jah’s children
November 25, 2009 at 2:18 pm
Vladio
i think aas long as you love yourself, love people around you, and love life in itself for the good and the bad, believe , trust and praise Jah, you can’t go wrong. Skin don’t matter, the hair doesn’t matter, it’s what is within your soul and what you accept as your savior and God forever. It’s what you believe in and the deeds that you do in life that determine whether you are true Rastafari
Jah Rastafari!
May 26, 2011 at 1:06 am
Hector
I agree,like remember what Bob Marley said,U just cant live in that negative way,make way for a positive day
March 16, 2010 at 11:01 pm
Tyler
Hello all,
I am a puertorican italian male that has never found a true religion that has suited my beliefs i have always explored rastafarianism nd i belief it fits me best. its the only way to live i was also hoping for help along the way from fellow rastaman
one love
April 4, 2010 at 8:29 pm
Cam
hello, im a 16 years old and a white guy.
now i love the rastafari lifestyle, the whole aspect apeals to me.now im not sure on the subject of being white if thats problematic.no religion has appealed to me so far but this way of life is just amzing.the whole one love,one heart thing is awesome.so how would i go about the whole rastafari thing.
April 11, 2010 at 12:16 pm
patricia brown
I believe in the Rasta teachings and beliefs, eventhough I am American born. I am moved by the words and music of the Rastaman. Jah continues to bless me and my children while their father is doing time. I am honored to have been given a taste of the truth during my relationship.
July 25, 2010 at 10:01 pm
jahismylife
yeah same i a white rasta living in the carribean but i want to move to jamaica so i can be around other rastas is there anone who can help i ???? please
blessed love to all my rasta bredren and sistren here
October 6, 2010 at 1:44 am
Detroit Dee
Blessings jahisinmylife…
Jamaica is indeed a beautiful place and has Rasta communities, however, only 8 to 9% (maybe up to 10%) of the population are Rasta FarI.
Research the Rasta community in Ethiopia.
Raspect..
DD
April 14, 2010 at 7:12 pm
Ben Wallace
I would like to become a Rastafari I know it may sound a little foolish but is there like a set of rules or like a bible to study, Is it possible for me I am only 14.
October 13, 2010 at 4:58 pm
FollowJah
man as i have heard a great quote from bob marley i think (please correct me if im wrong bredrin) ‘its not about da dreads on da head, its da love in ya heart that makes a rastaman’ so its not about your age or skin colour just believe in peace for all mankind!
May 15, 2010 at 4:10 am
brent chandler
i am white and living in america… i am willing to move to jamaica to pursue my belief in rasta! if anyone could help me in my journy it would be much appreciated… once again i am willing to move to jamaica!!!!
May 17, 2010 at 4:19 pm
Martin BS
hey.
i hear every day, that its all so sad about the history of the black people. and it is really sad how the white man has treated the black man. but i also hear every day that a rastafari does not care about the color of a mans skin. but still, its a lot of talk about races. to me that is a bad thing. race to me, is just like the color of a mans skin. so why does people always talk about race, when they also talk about that you should NOT put so much weight on that?
i am a 16 year old. and it does NOT matter what color i got!
please let me know your point of view:)
June 25, 2010 at 10:27 pm
Alex
Man,
I’m a little concerned. I love the Rastafari beliefs and way of life. I’d love to become a part of it and be accepted as a Rasta, but I’m afraid that some might think of me as a fake because I’m white. I know most believe in equality for all colors, but some things I’m reading in the posts are concerning me. Should I give up on the religion. Heck, should I give up on religion in itself? I’m worried if people see me in gold, red, and green that they’ll think I’m in it for the herb or something like that…
One love
July 29, 2010 at 11:15 am
Trevor
Happens to me a lot man push through di profileing and rise above dem
October 6, 2010 at 1:48 am
Detroit Dee
Alex…
True Rasta looks into your heart and sees, and THAT Bredren is what WE need to do as well. Look within, not around…..do not concern yourself with the issue of acceptance.
Many Blessings,
DD
May 26, 2011 at 1:08 am
Hector
remember what Humble Soul said,they push i down but i get back up!
May 26, 2011 at 1:09 am
Hector
no no no babylon u aint got love!
June 28, 2010 at 1:30 am
mazer
I never really followed any type of movement or religion but I was going through some really rough times and was pretty lost with life in general until one day I prayed for peace and love from the bottom of my heart. Now I live the rastafari way and I encourage and lead people in my everyday life. I just want to let you all know its real and a blessing. Jah live!
July 14, 2010 at 2:25 pm
Haile Selassie III
If Haile Selassie I, who was the last monarch of Ethiopia, is God/Jah: who are his children? Are they God/Jah also? The grandchildren are God/Jah too? The great-grandchildren are also God(s)?
The ones of age smoke tobacco. Drive around in Mercedes Benz vehicles. Have all types of World Bank accounts and live in luxorious homes.
Jesus Christ, the Word of God incarnate rode upon an ass, a donkey to enter the Holy City of Jerusalem…H.I.M. drove around chauffeured in a Rolls Royce.
How can you call a person who doesn’t know dimensions, math or physics an architect? Or someone who doesn’t know civil rights, historical freedoms and the law a lawyer? How can you attribute the created beings to the Creator?
According to the King James Bible, which is the version that Rastafarians use to make the so-called Biblical claims that the late emperor is the Lord Almighty, the Lord Jesus Christ would return to judge the world (humanity) the same place that He ascended to sit at the right hand of the Father!
Haile Selassie I was an Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahido Christian. He defended this FAITH ultimately. How can anyone say, “I love HIM with all of my heart” and not defend what he defended, especially spirituality? This is the great contradiction. Don’t preach that Haile Selassie is Jah/God and then teach something else…teach about who Haile Selassie I is and what he followed, believed and defended.
When Haile Selassie I fled to England and developed a relationship with the Queen of England [who almost every Rastafarian calls ‘Queen of Harlots’; funny, because that Queen of Harlots and their god were extremely great friends!], he vowed that if the monarchy [his] re-entered Ethiopia and defeated the fascist Italians, he would build a Church in Axum with his own money. HE DID THIS and the Church is named after Tsion Maryam [Mary of Zion].
Haile Selassie venerated the Holy Places of Jerusalem [Holy Land], Ethiopia, Egypt, Jordan, Syria, Turkey…
Don’t be fooled by this Babylonian-imitating cult: Rastafarianism. It is created by non-spiritual, anti-Christs, who support the Babylon system that enslaves the minds of the people! It prevents the down-trodden from entering the True Faith that His Majesty followed and even curses His Majesty in the same breath! Rastafarians are false prophets, deceiving many with vegetarian, ganja smoking and fire-burning trends!
Seek the Faith that Haile Selassie I promoted and defended: Orthodox Tewahido Christianity! He was loyal to the Ethiopian and Egyptian [Coptic] Orthodox Churches! Read about the great dean of Holy Trinity Seminary: VC Samuel the Indian Orthodox doctor!
To be a slave to Jesus Christ means to be free from this world and its Babylonian chains!
November 16, 2010 at 5:46 pm
kbhingi
Jesus was a Jew. Why are you not Jewish. Your own arguments contradict you. Jesus also said love your enemies. Where was the so called “Queen” of England when Italy was invading Ethiopia, if she was such a good “friend”. She was an enemy, but like the Christ, HIM forgave all of Babylon. Its not yet in my heart to love my enemies, but that is part of the journey.
October 21, 2010 at 6:58 pm
Brandon
Hey, Is there a symbol for rrastafaris like there is the cross for catholics and the star of david forjews?
August 5, 2011 at 11:46 am
Unika Hypolite
Ethiopian Imperial Flag (Green Yellow and Red with the Lion of Judah in the Centre). we also make use of the Star of David, and the Ethiopian Cross or Anch.
November 9, 2010 at 3:32 pm
David
I’m 16 and white i believe that we are all family under Jah and that we must get up and stand up and minister rastafarianism to the world we need a movement. If anyone in the Northeast Tennessee area could please e mail me when an event relating to rasta is around. i practice every aspect possible due to my geographical standpoint.
November 9, 2010 at 3:39 pm
David
do the Rastafarians really hate white ppl wouldnt be an oxymoron if i want to / am rastafarian?
August 5, 2011 at 11:44 am
Unika Hypolite
Rastafri only has Love in their heart.
November 12, 2010 at 8:17 am
kid rasta
hey can someone help me ive been reading all the coments and i guess my race dosent matter right.. ive been having a hard time with life its self lately cant really see the meaning of life or my pourpose i want to know more and maybe follow you in to rasta sounds peace full and something i need in me…
December 7, 2010 at 6:12 pm
Jack
ok well im 15 white american and i want to be in the rastafarian ways i want to know people who are rasti and i want to feel like im not the only person. i mean i love peace i love loving people for who they are and i hate war.. but if i change my ways to rasta people ARE going to think im like a poser or i only lilke it b/c bob marley.. or b/c of ganja. but thats not it . i need some hlp plz….
December 13, 2010 at 12:00 pm
Davon Wrenn
I Really Want To Become Rasta
I Have My Dreads And I Believe In Everything It Teaches
I Feel So Much Better And Calmer When Smokin Weed
My Mother And A Lot Of The Older Ppl In My Life Think Im A Devil Child Because I Smoke Weed And Dont Really Understand The Way It Makes Me
I Am 16 Years Old And Been Raised By Christians But I Dont Have No Religion
Im A Rasta In Mind And Soul And I Want To Learn More About Jah
Is There Any Websites Or Anything That Can Teach Me More?
How Can I Convert Is There Like Any Churches I Got To Go To
Because I Cant Travel To Jamaica And I Live In Dc
March 16, 2011 at 12:42 am
heron
Irie , young lion lets see maybe a trip to patty boom boom ,the reggae club on U st, on a friday knight would help dancing to reggae music is Irea also finding a living guru such as Amma for example would be helpful she may be in your area this summer you could go see her for free you may think about medicating with strattera instead of weed but only about 10 mg a day you can buy it online cheap without a doctors presription if you try this start with 5 mg a day for two or three weeks . a band i like is soja cherck it out RASTAFARI
January 21, 2011 at 7:51 pm
Bekle Berhane
great article One Love Jah Bless
February 1, 2011 at 12:02 am
Jesse
I am white or “caucasion” and bow to the King of Kings Jah Allmighty because it is not the body color, but the spirit within that matters.
King Salassie is the power of the trinity revealed in a human body. Bless the Annointed of Jah Praises To Jah
February 17, 2011 at 12:20 am
Austin S
I have been studying the Rastifari movement and found it to be life changing. It has opened my eyes to the fact that the Rasta lifestyle is a holy way to live and that christiantity, what I was before, is a good way to live but not as sophisticated and not as good an agent of self awareness as the Rasta lifestyle. My only dilema is that I am confused about Haile Selassie. Is he the second embodiment of Jesus Christ or is he a prophet? Even if this question is not answered i will continue to study the Rastifari movement and become apart as best that I can.
March 15, 2011 at 11:43 pm
heron
he was king of kings and lord of lords , the conquering lion of the tribe of juda , elect of god, light of the world and the root of david or descendent of king solomon i know that he is the second coming of jesus. jesus said he would return and he has a sign heralding the second coming was given on may 19 1780 this day is known in history as Dark Day another was the day the stars fell nov 13 1833 the i think people did except these signs there was a global movement called millerites who were all preparing for the master i may have millerates speld wrong but google these three things jah love
March 16, 2011 at 5:30 pm
Kash
(15 Female, London)
Despite coming from a Black Caribbean background and being brought up my faithful Christian parents, I have no religion; I love and respect the views and beliefs of a Rasta, and would love to praise and thank Jah as I feel it will set ‘us free but I don’t seem to have enough motivation and strength to do so.
I wish to become a Rasta, Please help !
August 5, 2011 at 11:22 am
Unika Hypolite
Jah helps those who helps themselves. Create your own desire to uplift yourself by studying and sharing the teachings of King Selassie I and the Rastafari Culture and by the grace of JAH everything else will take its own form.
June 4, 2011 at 5:34 am
Alex
I was born a Rasta ❤
July 6, 2011 at 2:08 pm
vic
My name is victor im 15, im white, im catholic ( i believe in god and jesus but i disagree with some things the bible says) and i live in canada … i think of myself as a rastafari cus most of the rasta values are the values i live by… though i eat all meats,i smoke ganja every day, mornin, day, night, all the time, i dont like to drink, and i hate babylon!!..etc.. but i would like to officially be one…. how could i do that? is there a website or whatever where i could learn more about the rastafari beliefs and livity?
peace to the world
one love
August 16, 2011 at 9:16 pm
Stefan Christiansen Marley
I am 16 and Norwegian. I say Norwegian not because I’m white but because weed is not allowed here. I do smoke it, I do love every living creature, and do read alot about Rasta, but I don’t know where to start. I hate violence and I don’t drink. My mother thinks I smoke weed because I started wearing the colors of Rasta and changed my religion on facebook… >_<, but she sees it as a bad thing. when I smoke weed, I feel clean and wonderful. I see myself and my soul alot better. Does anybody know a website, or somebody that would teach me the ways of living and beliefs or something? I see myself as a rastaman, because that's what we are born, but I want to be rasta offically. Can anybody help me?
August 21, 2011 at 4:03 pm
Ali
i want to know if there is any rastas in scotland in he highlands that i could meet even though i dont feel alone i would like to meet another rasta talk to
August 22, 2011 at 12:07 am
simon of march
Im a 15 year old javanese/ surinamese and im living in the netherlands at this moment. And i just got into rastafari and im gonna start living ital not using any metals to cook. Only wood and clay and no procest food or extra salts or oils. And not going with any sharp objects or metals into my hair. And i dont care wat the teachers sa.y if they say something to me i don’t like i answer with i and i are the same one love so don’t treat me diffrent.
i just wanna get my diploma and go back to my land (surinam) and when im setelt i will go to ethiopia to look how the rastafarians are there.
August 22, 2011 at 12:10 am
simon of march
Im a 15 year old javanese/ surinamese and im living in the netherlands at this moment. And i just got into rastafari and im gonna start living ital not using any metals to cook. Only wood and clay and no procest food or extra salts or oils. And not going with any sharp objects or metals into my hair. And i dont care wat the teachers sa.y if they say something to me i don’t like i answer with i and i are the same one love so don’t treat me diffrent
October 19, 2011 at 7:04 pm
Dan
Please ignore the other text of me.
what i meant to write:
Many 13 year old children want to be rasta (or just be cool cause they belong to this group) and ask how they can get to be one. The reply is always to have love in your heart and it isnt all about smokin weed and having dreadlocks. So, many people accept all humen, have love and live happy. Does that mean they are rastafarians without knowing it? Or do you have to call yourself rasta to be one? Please correct me if im wrong somewhere.
October 19, 2011 at 7:10 pm
Dan
But i mean you can live your life the rastafarian way without callin you a rasta. You dont have to be rasta if you want to live happy and with love. You can even just do it without being rastafarian. Am i right?
October 27, 2011 at 12:04 pm
Ras Hola
Thanks Unika, I&I found more love Rastafari culture.
December 31, 2011 at 12:16 pm
tony
i have studied but i would like to learn more
January 22, 2012 at 5:41 pm
Anthony haines
now i am a black american that wants to be rasta but i never knew if that could happen. i thought you had to be jamaican or from africa. i do not have one religion. i feel that being rasta will get me in touch with whom i am. i lack alot of knowledge.
March 9, 2012 at 5:48 pm
Rasta_Boy97
I’m a 14 year old European boy who really wants to become rastafari, I heard you have to be vegetarian. And to get dreads would also be pretty hard for me as I’m blonde and white.
I also heard the only meat you may eat is chicken?
I’m a meat eater so the 1st weeks will be really hard for me to go trough 🙂
Peace One Love
June 27, 2012 at 2:49 pm
steve house
Im english, ive been wondering for a few years now why everyone i know smokes ganja to be “stoned” whereas i feel spiritually empowered by the herb. Ihave always thought the rastafarian way was for me, i have only just started learning but i feel so much better bout everything
One love
August 29, 2012 at 9:10 pm
JahRastafariii
Wagwan bretherens, Im a 20 year old british guy who needs his life changed and I need to start calling out to jah! I need abit more help, ive gone through all the comments and I still need some questions answered tho, my e-mail should be on the comment, but if not its kilimanjaro_ovekill@hotmail.co.uk
One love!
September 9, 2012 at 12:32 pm
LOKEE
RASTA_BOY97 YOU NEED TO READ FROM THE BIBLE YOU CAN GET FORM THE WEB SITE ABOVE IM NOT A SPOKES PERSON FOR THE SITE BUT FOR THE MOST HIGH.. AND THAT IS CALLED TRUE FAITH IS TO SPEAK ABOUT THE MOST HIGH .. AND CHECK IT YOU ARE AN AFRICAN EVEN THO YOU ARE WHITE AND BLOND YOUR ORIGINS ARE FROM AFRICA CHECK YOUR NORTH SOUTH EAST AND WEST THE (CROSS YOUR SELF)(SITUATIONAL AWARENESS) YOU ARE A CHIP OFF THE OLD BLOCK THE TRIANGLE FROM ONE O TO TWO II TO THREE THE HOLY TRINITY THE FATHER (ABBA) THE SON ( YESHUA=JESUS) AND THE HOLY SPIRIT THAT IS WITH IN US … ITS CONCIOUSNESS VS EGO .. FLESH VS SPIRIT… SPIRIT MEANS BREATH SO SPEAK EASY AND MAKE GOOD SHALOM RAS TAFARI HAILE I SELASSIE I
September 9, 2012 at 12:36 pm
LOKEE
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October 1, 2012 at 3:41 pm
Bones
Why black or white supremecy? I thought accepting rasta fari into your life means one love n all dat? Stop this rubbish black or white supremecy talk. Its racism in my eyes. I was thinking about possibly turning to rastafari to help me guide my life, but then I read about the black supremecy..
No longer interested. All other religions are bogus. Shame because I do agree with alot of the things that are embodied in the rastafari way of life, like loving one another, and smoking weed etc.
October 25, 2012 at 3:20 pm
prince fai I.
greetins bredrens and sistren in da name of the most high.king tafari makonen.I am a rasta and u dnt need permission 4rm any1 2 be a rasta.u wil jst feel it wen da tym is ryt.I thank jah 4 finding me.selah.
January 19, 2013 at 6:21 am
seth bosippin
Love jah be free smoke tree peace (:
February 18, 2013 at 5:22 am
Elvis Saric
Hi guys , i have a problem my mom and dad are muslim and i think islam is somewhat a good religion but its not my way of life cus i see on tv a lot of stupid men that prais Allah and they saying he is the only god i say god is one but there is many ways to him , i read a lot of texts about rasta way of life and from this point on i will try and live with Jah and wait for him to find me and while he trys to reach me i will follow road to zion hoping and praying for myself to find Jah. because i`m solidier in Jah army.
I do smoke the holy herb with my friends and i do get spirtualy cleaner and self avernes about life it self and i get meaning of life is to be one with all living creatures.. They are the creation of divinity and we should respect that .. ONE LOVE TO ALL OF YOU
May 6, 2013 at 6:14 pm
bianca
I was born rasta but growing up the wotld has slowly ripped jai from my body I need him back