unique to this group includes their doctrines of "downpression" and "overstanding" as well as a mystical path to discerning the true meaning of poorly translated scriptures, called "I-and-I." Taking inspiration from the Kebra Negast and the Holy Piby, this group's sects include the Bobos and Twelve Tribes of Israel. Often scorning Babylonian tools, they follow the "conquering lion of the tribe of Judah," a descendent of King David, as Jah incarnate. FTP, name these people who deify Haile Selassie, the late emperor of Ethiopia, and are frequently dreadlocked, ceremonial ganja-smoking followers of a Jamaican religious movement.
unique to this group includes their doctrines of "downpression" and "overstanding" as well as a mystical path to discerning the true meaning of poorly translated scriptures, called "I-and-I." Taking inspiration from the Kebra Negast and the Holy Piby, this group's sects include the Bobos and Twelve Tribes of Israel. Often scorning Babylonian tools, they follow the "conquering lion of the tribe of Judah," a descendent of King David, as Jah incarnate. FTP, name these people who deify Haile Selassie, the late emperor of Ethiopia, and are frequently dreadlocked, ceremonial ganja-smoking followers of a Jamaican religious movement.
unique to this group includes their doctrines of "downpression" and "overstanding" as well as a mystical path to discerning the true meaning of poorly translated scriptures, called "I-and-I." Taking inspiration from the Kebra Negast and the Holy Piby, this group's sects include the Bobos and Twelve Tribes of Israel.
Rastafarians