JAH - Rastafari Poem: "Mi Just a Pass Thru..."

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Rastafari Poem: "Mi Just a Pass Thru..."

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Messenger: Empress Blogger

Sent: 4/27/2018 12:20:13 PM

My dreadlocks hair and turban, lace up army books, my long skirt to my ankles, and natural shell earrings all marks of Jah the living the creator who works through me.

Including my spiritual relationship with Jah, the spiritual well being of my Rasta Children, and the - and well being of My Rasta Husband are my daily responsibility.

My works to inspire, inform, and educate the generation to come, and those who seek truth and wisdom of Rastafari, are my mission.

My destiny is Zion, here in Babylon... “Mi just a pass thru.”

Give Thanks,
King Selassie I, Empress I-nen.

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Sent: 7/2/2021 2:42:15 AM

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Sent: 7/13/2021 9:52:28 AM

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Messenger: Craigllis

Sent: 11/17/2021 12:30:53 AM

Rastafari Poem: "Mi Just a Pass Thru..." is an insightful poem about the Rastafarian religion. The poet explains how he views God and his resumesplanet com connection to him; as well as, how he feels blessed by this relationship. This blog post will provide the reader with insight into the Rastafarian belief system and its influence on Jamaican culture.

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Sent: 11/24/2021 4:20:13 PM

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