Blessed love and guidance Rastafari. I think this is the eventual goal for most Idren... Certainly for I as well. But Iman need a community, a society, even in the hills. Humans are remarkably cohesive and sociable, and I cannot imagine Iman Zion Mtn or anyone else would be happy living totally alone in the hills. I know personally, a family is a must, and I would never go out into natural (bye bye babylon) living without a spouse at least.
But those are personal preferences, knowing that Iwombman do not like extended solitude.
I am wondering, why Iman would think about personal seclusion in the hills as an option before thinking of an established Rastafari community? Just curious. Iwombman intend to establish a school someday, and I am inclined to do so without the overhead of a specific group or Rastafari mansion as well. This is because I do not tend to agree fully with the ideas of any of the established groups, and would not feel comfortable deferring to authority or claiming the official name of a group I do not entirely agree with. Of course things may pan out differently, but at this time I am thinking along more autonomous lines, although of course I am in support of Inity and all Idren working together.
If Iman is keen to start a community in the hills, make sure Iman let Iwombman know the location so I&I may come sIght the I.
Iman Zion Mtn is in the Ifrican mamaland, yes? Where again?
What necessary supplies and abilities can Iman begin accumulating now in preparation for living in the hills, permanently, self-sustainably?
Yes I, this is the dream and vision Iwombman have as well, but it certainly will have to be with fellow Ones committed to the livity and companionship of that type of communal survival. I&I would not go alone.
Live up Iyah Zion King. The I is stronger STILL than babylon, and the energies in this world are nothing compared to the upful powerful energy that Iman have. Haile Selassie I.
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