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Ras Imar: Self-Reliance, Determination and the Rastafari Way of Life

In this in-depth interview with Ras Imar, we dive deep into the principles of self-reliance and determination within the Rastafari movement. Ras Imar discusses how individuals can use their unique talents to sustain themselves and survive, drawing on wisdom from the Rastafari teachings. He shares insights on gathering food, preparing meals, and fasting diets that help nurture the mind, body, and spirit. But it’s not just about eating right—Ras Imar offers his perspective on the complex question of Rastafarians who eat meat and drink rum. He explains how these practices fit within the broader context of Rastafari spirituality. Eviction from Scott’s Pass & Current Rastafari Assemblies Ras Imar also reflects on the painful eviction of Rastafarians from Scott’s Pass, a significant location for spiritual gatherings, and the ongoing challenges of finding peaceful spaces for assembly. We explore places like Pit Four in Granville, Montego Bay, Ras Earthquake’s host Bingi Malvene in St. Elizabeth, Mama Fire’s Nyabinghi at White Rock, Portland, and The School of Vision in the Blue Mountains. These locations have become sanctuaries for those seeking unity and spiritual connection. ⛰️ Living in the Mountains & Reasoning with the Spirit ⛰️ Ras Imar sheds light on the importance of living close to nature, like Priest Fagan, who resides in the mountains, resonating with the spirit of the land. It’s about creating space for spiritual reasoning and communing with the divine. 🔮 The Practice of Obeah and Its African Roots 🔮 In this interview, Ras Imar also talks about Obeah and its connections to African traditions, tracing its roots back to the slave trade and how certain Rastafarians practice Obeah today. He shares his views on Professor Clinton Hutton’s advocacy to legalize Obeah and how these practices have long been feared by Babylon (the system). Ras Imar explains why certain Rastaman practices, like the use of herbs (such as marijuana, sersea, and aloe vera), are still illegal today, and how they relate to spiritual and healing traditions. 🌍 Rastafari, Revivalism, and the Blackheart Tradition 🌍 Why were Rastafarians once labeled as Blackheart? Ras Imar offers insights into this label, the challenges faced by Rastafari communities, and the ongoing struggles with the establishment. 🙏 A Journey Through History, Spirituality, and Resistance 🙏 Join us as we explore Ras Imar’s thoughts on Rastafari spirituality, self-reliance, and the role of nature in shaping the movement’s identity. This interview is packed with powerful teachings that remind us of the importance of self-determination, the connection to our African roots, and how the Rastafari community continues to navigate a complex world. 🔔 Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and hit the notification bell to stay updated on more interviews, insights, and discussions about the Rastafari way of life. [email protected] #Rastafari #SelfReliance #RasImar #Nyabinghi #Obeah #RastafariDiet #ScottPassEviction #RastafariSpirituality #Rastaman #RastafariMovement #RastafariCulture #Blackheart #ProfessorClintonHutton #Marijuana #Revivalism #HerbalMedicine