How do i become a rasta

[livelearngrow]

can somone inform me the ways to become a rasta

livelearngrow Reviewed by livelearngrow on 06-26-2005. How do i become a rasta can somone inform me the ways to become a rasta Rating: 5

[naturalmystic]

...How do you become a christian? How do you become a jew? How do you become a hindi?

Fuck man, it's a religion. Read up on it. You obviously know how to use the internet.

[livelearngrow]

If you didnt want to help then you didnt have to reply

[greatgreen]

rastafari is more of a way of life and philosophy than a religion. you should read up on it. i mean what do 8u really know about it?

[rastabill89]

yo livelearngrow whats your screen name i will talk to you about rastafari

[naturalmystic]

You want some help bro? Here ya go....


http://www.bobmarley.com/life/rastafari/.....everything you want to know..and more.

[naturalmystic]

http://www.bobmarley.com/life/rastafari/





link screwed up!

[livelearngrow]

Hey bill ill just Find you on chat one day and will talk

[naturalmystic]

Yo bill, where in Hampshire are you from? I used to live in Exeter. Wierdest place i've ever been.

[Euphoric]

hmm..

*Ganja (Marijuana) is considered the "wisdom weed" by Rastafarians, as its use helps one to gain wisdom. Rastafarians use it as a part of a religious rite and as a means of getting closer to their inner spiritual self, Jah (God) and Creation.

*Dreadlocks are a common characteristic among Rastaâ??s, symbolizing deep devotion to the Holy God. Another reason that Rastaâ??s wear dreadlocks is that locks are a semi-permanent symbol signifying their devotion to Jah(god). Dreadlocks take time to grow, and person can't just change their hairstyle without shaving all of their hair. Therefore, itâ??s a symbol of a commitment.

* One of the more obvious symbols of the Rastafarians are colors. These are red, gold, and green. These colors were taken from the Garvey movement. The color red stands for the Church Triumphant, which is the church of the Rastas. It also symbolizes the blood that martyrs have shed in the history of the Rastas. The yellow represents the wealth of the homeland. Green represents the beauty and vegetation of Ethiopia, the Promised Land. Sometimes Black is used to represent the color of Africans, to whom 98% of the Jamaicans are descended.