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The Day Bob Marley Survived an Assassination AttemptMusic, Resistance, and the Fight for Peace On December 3, 1976, Jamaica’s reggae icon and Rastafarian legend, Bob Marley, faced one of di most harrowing moments of his life. Just two days before his historic “Smile Jamaica” concert, gunmen stormed Marley’s home, opening fire and wounding him, his […]

Experience Creativity and Spirituality Inspired by Zion If yuh searching for a unique and soulful getaway, a Rasta Art and Music Retreat is di perfect escape. This immersive experience brings together di vibrant creativity of Rastafarian culture with the spiritual energy of Zion. Over a weekend, participants can learn Nyabinghi drumming, craft traditional Rasta jewelry,

A Stand for Ancestral Land and Environmental Justice Deep in the heart of Jamaica lies Cockpit Country, a lush and biodiverse region known for its unique limestone formations, pristine forests, and rich cultural history. For Rastafarians and many Jamaicans, Cockpit Country is more than a natural treasure—it’s sacred ancestral land, a living testament to di

Reggae, Ital Food, and Spiritual Vibes by di Sea Imagine sitting on a pristine Jamaican beach, di waves lapping gently against di shore, while a bonfire crackles in di cool evening breeze. Around you, Rastafarians chant and drum, spreading positive vibrations through music and laughter. A Rasta Beach Bonfire Gathering is more than just a

Standing Strong Against Babylon Rastafarianism is a way of life rooted in spirituality, unity, and a profound connection to nature. But at its core, it also embodies the spirit of a warrior—one who stands firm against oppression, fights for justice, and walks with courage and resilience in the face of Babylon (the corrupt, materialistic system).

Guiding Wisdom for Life, Love, and Unity In Rastafarian culture, words are powerful. Rastafarian proverbs and sayings carry deep wisdom, reflecting di values, resilience, and spirituality dat define di Rasta way of life. These proverbs aren’t just words—they’re guiding principles dat remind Rastas of Jah’s love, di importance of unity, and di strength needed to

Discovering the Spiritual Homeland of Rastafarianism Shashamane, Ethiopia, holds a special place in Rastafarian culture as a sacred site and spiritual homeland. Known as “Zion” by Rastas, this unique settlement is a place where Rastafarians from around di world have repatriated to reconnect with their African roots and live out their faith in Jah (God).

In Jamaica, ganja is more than just a plant—it’s a sacred herb with deep spiritual and medicinal significance, especially within Rastafarian culture. For those looking to explore di roots of this powerful herb, di Ganja Plantation Tour offers a unique opportunity to visit a traditional Jamaican ganja farm. You’ll learn about di spiritual and healing

If yuh looking for a unique and spiritually enriching experience, there’s nothing quite like Sunset Reasoning on di Cliffs in Negril, Jamaica. Set against di backdrop of di stunning Caribbean Sea, this adventure brings together Rastafarian philosophy, deep meditation, live reggae music, and Ital food for a powerful evening of reflection and unity. What is

Reggae music is more than just a genre—it’s di heartbeat of Rastafarianism. Through its rhythmic beats, powerful lyrics, and deep spiritual undertones, reggae has become a voice of resistance, unity, and spiritual awakening for Rastafarians. At its core, reggae music serves as a tool to spread di teachings of Rastafari, promote love, and call out