Seek the truth and you will find it and it will set you free in Zion.
Seek the Lord With all your heart mind and soul..
I and I now know about Jahs Words and ways.
I and i now do as his wiilm what Word says and walk his ways.
I and I now become his Will, Word and His way. We are that.
Know about it(Jahs will for you as an I), do it, become that.
First a beleiver knows about truth ...Few start to try and do ,,and even fewer becom that..
Be One with the truth the way the light.
One can follow all the precepts of the bible, not eat nothing impure, groww dreads, smoke herbs and listen to the truth...But none of that will get one into Zions Gates.....Only Love is the key to unlock the seven seals man is locked up in...
Only by enough LOVE can one get into Zion...True unconditional Love, like Christ Showed, unpon the sinners and righteous alike...
Love that shines like the sun on all, impartial...Jus healing and giving life light,,,be Jahs Love and you will enter.....Peace and Love
remember the parables of the light....place yourself not under a bushel but up on higher where you can shine Jah love on all...
foolish to think their is some kind of easy quick way into Zion..
Rastafri is a narrow path of striving, a rough rocky road, a battle that is spiritual. Can you pick up this cross? The Dreadlock symbolize this covenant, no matter how uneary the trod get I and I never cut the locks of faith or drop the cross.
There is no end, life is forever and Rasta is Jahs Servant, so come ready to serve Jah and be Jahs Will for Iternity.
Peter Tosh said" Everyone wanna go to heaven, but nobody wanna die."
What I say is dont worry about getting to Zion, Just do Jahs will and Be Jahs Works.
Follow Rastafari, King Selassies foosteps, follow Jesus Christs footsteps, and they will lead you to your path to fill with your footsteps..for others to follow...That is Zion
Excert from :The Lost art of Compassion
Once in Los Angeles, someone asked the Dalai Lamawhat was the “quickest and easiest” way to enlightenment. I’ll never forget what happened next: the Dalai Lama bowed his head and beganto cry. It struck me that such a question probably would be asked onlyin the United States, as though spiritual development could be gainedas easily as fast-food hamburgers. The search for quick and easy re-sults is itself a manifestation of narcissistic arrogance. Eventually theDalai Lama explained that there is no “quick, easy, or cheap” methodfor real, inner development. Though he would admit to having madeonly limited progress himself, he spoke about his own strong, sincereefforts over many, many years to develop patience and compassion inthe face of so many losses for himself and his people. Then he spoke of the great Tibetan saint Milarepa, who the Dalai Lama has taken as arole model. Milarepa underwent many hardships early in his life inorder to obtain Buddhist teachings. Then he spent many years livingalone in high, Himalayan caves. He had only a single white, cottoncloth to protect his body against the Tibetan winters, and his skineventually turned greenish from his subsisting so long just on meltedsnow and wild nettles. The Dalai Lama told of Milarepa’s fi;nal meet-ing with his greatest student, Gampopa. After having given Gampopamany different spiritual teachings, Milarepa said that he had one se-cret, very profound teaching that was “too precious to give away.” Sohe sent Gampopa away, but when Gampopa had walked so far that hecould barely hear Milarepa’s voice, Milarepa called him back. Milarepathen praised Gampopa’s qualities as a student, explaining that in facthe would share his fi;nal and most precious, secret teaching. Milarepathen lifted up his robe, exposing his naked body, which was coveredwith many hardened calluses. Milarepa explained that there was noteaching more profound than this: it is only through bearing the hard-ships of persistent and strenuous practice that one gains deep, goodqualities and enlightenment. As a result of his efforts, Milarepa wasable to sing, “I am the one who always adheres to kindness; Withgreat compassion I have subdued all evil thoughts,” and also,
What happiness to sing the victorious song,What happiness to chant and hum,More joyful still to talk and loudly sing!Happy is the mind, powerful and confi;dent.
http://www.scribd.com/doc/49089771/The-Lost-Art-of-Compassion-Discovering-the-Practice-of-Happiness-in-the-Meeting-of-Buddhism-and-Psychology
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