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Jah free the people over the hills and valleys too. Through a mystical communication we come to each other and we acquire knowledge and strength. Only ignorance and indifference separate us. From Babylon times to now in the new Babylon free people's progress has been held back by these same forces of darkness and terror.
Babylon never unite. It seek to divide all peoples from each other so that the heads of this and that can profit from the works and dreams of Jah People. All of these same forces bring fear and doubt among the Idren. They focus on them selves instead of seeking the higher knowledge that exists out side of the self but is born of Jah Sprit which is in us all.
This perfect self that is driven by Jah Sprit can guide us through all the hills and valleys and the many rivers we have to cross in life.
Today take some time out to meditate on the many mercies you have received and the many blessings that have been abundantly given to you. Use this consciousness to imagine how you are going to break your life out of the chains of Babylon that in circle us all now. We have to become self sufficient soldiers in Jah Army if we are to survive the fire that is to come.
Babylon is on the precipice of a great fall. Chant it down for the fall has begun. Word Sound Power
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RIP Sugar Minott
Jamaican reggae singer Sugar Minott began his music career in 1969 by joining The African Brothers. In the start of 1970s his band released many singles. Other band member were Derrick Howard and Tony Tuff and the released these singles on their own Ital label and Micron. In 1974, his band worked for producer Rupie Edwards and recorded "Mysterious Nature". After that for studio one, they recorded "No Cup No Broke" and it was done shortly before their separation. After band split Minott joined producer Clement "Coxsone" Dodd. He started his work as a guitarist and singer there and later he recorded his singles. He was so much creative and had abilities to write new songs according to latest rhythms. His songs proved popular and sometime gained more fame then the original one.
Minott gained fame after releasing a number of hits including Jah Jah Children, Vanity, Mr. DC and many other songs. LP Live Loving opened the doors of success for him and after that his second album Showcase also rocked the music world. In the 1980s he released his third album Ghetto-ology which was followed by "Hard Time Pressure" these music hit made him biggest star in Jamaica and UK.
His unique and superb work received positive reviews and he started touring across the globe. Till now he has released several singles and more than 60 albums. For the "Exit Music (For a Film)" Minott provided guest vocals and he also appeared on Easy Stars label’s Radiodread. Sugar Minott is also a sound-system operator and producer.
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Defining the term I-Ception:![]() Rastafari have no concepts or conceptions; as we do not “con”. InI (we) only have I-cepts and I-ceptions which is knowledge wisdom and overstanding that comes from within and provided ... I Rasta | The "Resista" | Thursday, 14 February 2008 READMORE |




