Rastafarian

[Tanya Shivari]

A common religion amongst black jamaicans that look up to the past Ethiopian emperor Haile Selassie. One of their most famous acts is to smoke marijuana as a symbol of religious practice. To be rastafarian one doesnt have to be black in fact to be rastafarian it has to come from the heart. Another famous practice is that of dreads on their heart.

[Britney]

Origins in Jamaca and deeply rooted in africa culture, this religion was the medium for those who opposed the oppression of Babylon, to speak out and live a rightious life as it is written, whilst beeing proud of their own roots and movements.
Rasta eat a diet of veg fruit and fish, keep their bodies mind and sould healthy by staying active in global issues, and moving to brake the shackles of Babylons oppression. One method to this freedom is Ganja, which is believed to have gorwn on King Solomons grave. Ganja lets the Rasta see what Babylon denies because of their greed and corruption. (Babylon refers directly to white oppression against the black ppl at the time of this movement; and now represents global oppression and repression).

[Becky]

A religion that focuses on reaching zion, bringing down Babylon, and worshiping jah Rastafari using marijuana to meditate.

[Britney]

A sect, originally Jamaican, whose tenets include revering former Ethiopian emperor Haile Selassie, one of whose titles was Ras Tafari. Also [rasta] or [rastaman].

[Zipporah Schumaker]

A version of Ethiopian Christianity, popular among Jamaican blacks. The frequent smoking of Marijuana is supposedly a religious practice.

[Sarah]

Another term for a homophobic religious man who uses the bible to become a foul hypocrite.

[Sonia]

Translates literally as knows nothing about shampoo, employment or hygiene.

[Jessica]

a member of a religious group that began in Jamaica and worships Haile Selassie

[Jessica]

Relating to a religious movement of Jamaican origin holding that black people are the chosen people, that Emperor Haile Selassie of Ethiopia was the Messiah, and that black people will eventually return to their Africa.