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Did Bob Marley confess Jesus / Yahwshua?

herbanmusic (07/27/08 00:21:07) Tag: default

Article by Andre Huie

The undisputed “King of Reggae Music”— a titled Bob Marley has undoubtedly earned from his tireless, ambitious and illustrious music career. Many have tried to be as great as he was, but did not come as close. He is a class by himself; set apart as an extremely gifted musician that has given a voice not only to his native Jamaica but also to every third world citizen on the face of this earth. His staunch Rastafarian beliefs could very well be credited with cementing the religion and ideologies of Rastafarianism in almost every country that practices the faith. Bob Marley was indeed a true Rastaman. So could someone please tell me, how in the world could I deduce or even dare ask the question if Bob Marley confessed Jesus Christ?
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Research InI done a while ago (more ongoing ones)

herbanmusic (07/20/08 07:08:29) Tag: default

Finished now ! InI promises to bring foward enough things, due to researches me's doing in I's own search for truth ! If anyone has something to add, or thinks different , shurely would love to hear about it ! One love !

All the doubts and even myths created around the Messiah's real name took I'n'I to do me own's research.
Starting with the American Heritage Dictionary, the etymological origin of "Jesus" is:
"Jesus ..Middle English, from Late Latin Isus, from Greek Isous, from Hebrew yû‘, from yhôûa‘, Joshua."
To note the fact that the origin of His name is from Latin, then Greek, then Hebrew. Jesus is the result of 3 different languages , originating first in the name the disciples used. The 1611 KJV originally had "Iesus". Only later versions changed it to Jesus as we all know ! Of course, this was a decision made by someone that thought he had the right to change the words put in one's mouth by Yahweh Himself (probably to suit his doctrines/lies). To remember that Yahshua is the same yesterday, today and forever.
Oxford English Dictionary shows the derivation of the name “Jesus” as follow:
“In ancient Latin Jesus is spelled Iesus, in ancient Greek (I-ee-sous), ad. late Heb. or Aramaic yeshua, Jeshua, for the earlier y’hoshua, Jehoshua or Joshua (explained as ‘Jah (or Jahveh) is salvation’: cf. y’shuah ‘salvation, deliverance’, and Matt. 1.21”
In a strong lexicon, Jesus comes as :
"Iesous":"ee-ay-sooce'
Of Hebrew origin [H3091]; Jesus (that is, Jehoshua), the name of our Lord and two (three) other Israelites: - Jesus" It traces it to the Hebrew word #3091yehoshua
yeh-ho-shoo'-ah, Jehovah-saved; Jehoshua (that is, Joshua), the Jewish leader: - Jehoshua, Jehoshuah, Joshua. . This name is the same name as "Joshua, Son of Nun".
There are also some rumours that JESUS is somehow derived of ZEUS. Despite InI's thorough
research ( and based on some other independent researchs), nothing can support that claim !
Therefore ill take it as invalid !
In Greek, Zeus (G2203 in the Strong's numbers Lexicon: dzyooce Of uncertain affinity; in the oblique cases there is used instead of it a (probably cognate) name Δίς Dis deece which is otherwise obsolete; Zeus or Dis (among the Latins Jupiter or Jove), the supreme deity of the Greeks: - Jupiter.) is spelled as ZeuV : doesn't even have the same letters or sound as the second syllable in IhsouV (Iesous).First of all, the Z in ZeuV produces a "dz" sound, not an "s" sound. Also the eu combination in ZeuV sounds like "eu as in feud", a letter combination not found in any form of IhsouV/Iesous. So is ZeuV is actually pronounced
"Dzyooce" and not "Sooce". If anyone doubts this, can allways concult a greek lexicon to confirm the sounds of the greek alphabet .
An important point, as well : the Septuagint ( Greek translation of the Hebrew scriptures completed many years before Yahushua was born to us, also rendered the Hebrew name "Yahushua" as IhsouV (Iesous). This fact alone clearly demonstrates that "Iesous" is a Greek form of and wasn't a form invented by apostate Christians who wanted to honor Zeus in some way. Interestingly, there is evidence that although the name of Yahushua was written in Greek as IhsouV, it may have actually been pronounced the way a Hebrew speaking person would pronounce it.
Around 178 CE, a pagan by the name of Celsus engaged in written debates with Christians. In one of them, Celsus (speaking of Christians) said:
"But of course they think otherwise: they assume that by pronouncing the name of their teacher they are armored against the powers of the earth and air. And they are quite insistent on the efficacy of the name as a means of protection: pronounce it improperly, they say, and it is ineffective. Greek and Latin will not do; it must be said in a barbarian tongue to work. Silly as they are, one finds them standing next to a a statue of Zeus or Apollo or some other god, and shouting, "see here: I blaspheme it and strike it, but it is powerless against me for I am a
Christian." Celsus on the True Doctrine, A Discourse Against the Christians, R. Joseph Hoffman (page11

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Notice that Celsus was quoting Christians as saying that the name of "their teacher" (Yahushua no doubt) must not be spoken "improperly" and that it must not be spoken in a "Greek" way or "Latin" way, but in a "Barbarian tongue" for it to be effective. Of course, to the pagans the Hebrew language was nothing more than a barbarian language. This lends evidence that even though the name of Yahushua was written as IhsouV, there were at least some people speaking it in the Hebrew way. The Greek alphabet simply lacks the letters necessary to correctly convey how the name is pronounced in Hebrew.
So that takes us to the hebrew's names : "Yehoshua","Yahushua" and "Yahshua"."Yehoshua" : In a strong numbers lexicon the pronounciation for the Messiah's name is typically "Yehoshua".
The reason for the "Yehoshua" pronunciation is due to the Hebrew vowel pointing added by the Masorite scribes. The vowel points are the dots and dashes under and above certain Hebrew letters. Hebrew was written with mostly all consonants. It was up to the reader to supply the vowels in each word based on the context which the word was placed. The Masorites were concerned that Hebrew was becoming a lost language so they invented the vowel point system to preserve the sounds of the Hebrew language. However, in keeping with tradition they were not
interested in letting everyone speak the pronunciation of the Most High's name. For this reason, they pointed the Father of creation's name to produce the sound "Yehovah". To avoid speaking JAH's name, the Jewish tradition was to say "Adonai" ("Lord") instead of Yahweh. That's why our bibles say LORD" instead of "Yahweh". So, rather than supplying the
true vowels of the JAH's name, the scribes inserted the vowels for "Adonai" so that the reader would be forced to say "Adonai" rather than Yahweh.
They also came with a solution for instances where "Adonai Yahweh" appeared (Like Dan 9:3) ! Their solution was to put the vowel points for "Elohim" within the JAH's name so that they would be reminded to say "Adonai Elohim" instead of "Adonai adonai". It would be much better if InI could use the Hebrew letters to better explain, but still InI will try !This , in our strong number's lexicon, says :
"H136" "Adonai" 'adonay ad-o-noy'
An emphatic form of H113; the Lord (used as a proper name of God only): - (my) Lord.
"H430" "Elohim".'elohiym el-o-heem'
Plural of H433; gods in the ordinary sense; but specifically used (in the plural thus, especially with the article) of the supreme God; occasionally applied by way of deference to magistrates; and sometimes as a superlative: - angels, X exceeding, God (gods) (-dess, -ly), X (very) great, judges, X mighty.
These vowel points are used within the JAH's name whenever His name follows H136 (Adonai). And they pronounce this as H430 (Elohim) to avoid having to say Adonai twice. That is why many of the english translation will show "the Lord GOD" ("GOD" being in capitals to let InI know where
the sacred name is found in the Hebrew). Very few people know this is the real reason why GOD comes in capitals. And all this to keep up the tradition !
But , how does this relates to the Messiah's name ?
Just like Yahweh's name which starts with the "Yeho" vowel points, they use the "Yeho" vowel points in "Yehoram", "Yehosheba", "Yehoshaphat" and numerous other names which contain the first part of Yahweh's name. The scribes apparently did not want anyone to accidentally pronounce the Heavenly Father's name when saying these other names, so they changed the vowel points of those names as well.
Interestingly, they did not change the pronounciation of these same three letters when it was at the end of a person's name.Those who know hebrew, can look at how Zechariah's name is presented in the Hebrew text and will notice the different vowel pointing and pronounciation ("ZecharYahu"). Phonetically, the first 3 letters in JAH's name are also pronounced "Yahw" or "Yahu". For this reason, JAH's name can be written as "YAHUeh" or "YAHWeh" and the same pronounciation will result, just as in the word "Persuade" could also be spelled "Perswade".
There will be some who think we cannot know what the vowel sounds were in Yahweh's name; with some research InI will find the pronunciation of "Yod Heh Waw". The scribes had no problem giving the correct pronunciation of these three letters at the end of a name. It ends in 'Yahu', so there was no risk in accidentally saying "Yahueh/Yahweh". This would also explain why the scribes used the correct vowel points in the shortened form of Yahweh's name ("Yah"). They also used the correct vowel pointing in "HalleluYah". Thus, the only time they would revert to the "Yeho" pronunciation of these three letters was when it was at the beginning of a Hebrew name.
Having said this, there are some Hebrew students and scholars who have noticed that a natural progression of Hebrew language is to shorten the first vowel and lengthen the second whenever the accent is on the third syllable (in this case "shu") of a Hebrew word. This would indeed result in the "Y'hoshua" or "Yehoshua" pronunciation. For this reason, some believe "Yehoshua" to actually be the correct pronunciation.
This may be true in normal Hebrew words, But there is plenty of evidence to support that this was not true in personal names (especially with names containing the first part of Yahweh's name).
The Murashu texts ( dated 5th century BCE and written on clay tablets in cuneiform script ) list the names of about 70 Jewish settlers in Persia. In these tablets, vowels are used. The Hebrew names which begin with Yod Heh Waw all are written "Yahu-" and never "Y'ho".
"In the cuneiform texts Yeho [YHW], Yo [YW] and Yah [YH] are written Yahu, as for example in the names Jehu (Yahu-a), Jehoahaz (Yahu-khazi) and Hezekiah (Khazaqi-yahu)" A. H. Sayce in "Higher Criticism" notes on p. 87
Now : not only names beginning with "Yeho" were written as "Yahu", but also names beginning with "Yo" ( "Yoel" (Joel) and "Yoseph" (Joseph)) were written as "Yahu". This leads to the fact that Joel and Joseph were originally "Yahuseph" and "Yahuel".
There's even more : cuneiform tablets ( containing also vowels) were discovered near Ishtar gate in Babylon which contained a list of workers/captives to whom were given rations. Not only these tablets help establish the how those names were pronounced (before the Masorite scribes inserted vowel pointings based on tradition) but also validate 2Kings 25:27-29 (where Jehoiachin (Yahuiachin) ate at the King's table).
"Yaukin, king of the land of Yahud," ("Jehoiachin, the king of the land of Judah")
Another witness is found in an inscription of the Assyrian monarch Tiglath-pileser III (Gressmann Bilder 348; ANET 282a). In the kist of kings who were paying tribute to the Assyrian King, mentions "Yauhazi" (also known as "Ahaz").
*Various lexicons ( the New Brown-Driver-Briggs-Gesenius Hebrew-English Lexicon p. 219 b , Hebrew Aramaic Lexicon of the Old Testament under "Ahaz") mention this inscription as well.
Therefore, it comes quite clear that the name was never pronounced "Yehoshua" originally.
"Yahushua" is the correct way (Now that we have no need to avoid our Abba's name when saying his son's name).Exactly like names which end with a reference to Yahweh correctly convey the Father's name ("ZecharYah/ZecharYahu"), so do names which begin with it.
InI comes to Yeshua now !
Often used by Messianics , "Yeshua" is an Aramaic form of the Hebrew "Yahushua". It is not spelled the same as Yahushua, in the Hebrew script."Yeshua", spelled Yod Shin Waw Ayin, can be found in Nehemiah and Ezra where lists names of those who returned from Babylonian exile. One of them is called "Jeshua, the son of Jozadak":
Ezr 3:2 Then stood up Jeshua the son of Jozadak, and his brethren the priests, and Zerubbabel the son of Shealtiel, and his brethren, and builded the altar of the God(Elohim) of Israel, to offer burnt offerings thereon, as it is written in the law of Moses the man of God(Elohim).
This is the same Highpriest in Zechariah 6:
Zec 6:11 Then take silver and gold, and make crowns, and set them upon the head of Joshua the son of Josedech, the high priest.
In Zechariah, he's not called "Jeshua the son of Jozadak" but "Joshua the son of Josedech" (Heb. Yahushua the son of Yahutsadak). This reflects the Hebrew spelling of the same name. The book of Nehemiah also changes the name of Joshua the son of Nun to "Jeshua, the son of Nun":
Neh 8:17 And all the congregation of them that were come again out of the captivity made booths, and sat under the booths: for since the days of Jeshua the son of Nun unto that day had not the children of Israel done so. And there was very great gladness.
The change "Jeshua/Yeshua" ("Yod Shin Waw Ayin" ) is due to the Aramaic influence during the exile. Fact is, parts of the book of Ezra are written in Aramaic. For confirmation, look at your Strong Numbers: H3442 and H3443 are the same exact word with the same spelling, but gets listed separately. Why? Well, "Jeshua" in the Strong Numbers, lists "Jeshua" in Ezra 3:2 as coming from H3442 and "Jeshua" in Ezra 5:2 coming from H3443. The reason for different Strong's word numbers is that Ezra 5:2 is a part of the book which was written in Aramaic (Ezra 4:8 through 6:18; 7:12-26). This is why H3443 mentions "Yeshuwa" as coming from "Chaldean" (Chaldee) . Therefore, "Yeshua" is an Aramaic rendering of "Yahushua".
Now, some scholars/students will try to claim Yeshua is a pure Hebrew word which doesnt derive from "Yahushua", that it is a Hebrew word meaning "Salvation". There's a problem in that, thou : the Hebrew word for "Salvation" is not yeshua at all !! The word for "Salvation" is word number H3444. InI is gonna (try) to show the differences between H3442/H3443 and H3444 (Those with a bit of knowledge of hebrew can confirm it). They are: H3442=yeshua‛
yah-shoo'-ah; H3443=yeshua‛ yah-shoo'-ah and H3444=yeshu‛ah yesh-oo'-aw .
There's an additional Hebrew letter at the end ("Heh"). The first two use the silent (but anciently guttural) "Ayin" letter at the end the word, but H3444 ends with "Heh". While vowel letter under both words indicate they have have a similar sounding ending, the different spelling indicates they are different words.
In H3444 (Yeshuwah) there is a different vowel pointing under the first Hebrew letter Yod (remember Hebrew reads from right to left). H3442/H3443 (YESHUA) has 2 horizontal dots underneath the first letter. These two horizontal dots represent the Hebrew Vowel point "Tsere" (pronounced Tsey-rey) which produces the "ey" sound as in the English word "Hey". But H3444 has two vertical dots underneath the first letter like this . The two vertical dots represent the Hebrew vowel point "Sheva" which is a very short "e", somewhat like our "E" sound in the word "Average" . "Sheva" is also the vowel point used by the scribes in "Yehoshua" and it is why sometimes will be seen "Yehoshua" or "Yeshua" written as "Y'hoshua" and "Y'shua". The purpose of the ' is to indicate the presence of the sheva vowel point in Hebrew. But as one can see, "Yeshua" does not contain that vowel point at all. "Yeshua" uses the "Tsere" Hebrew vowel point which produces an "ey" sound. Therefore, Yeshua and Y'shuah are actually pronounced differently.
So, "Yeshua" and the Hebrew word "Y'shuah" are not the same. "Yeshua" is the Aramaic form of "Yahushua" and "Y'shuah" is the Hebrew word for "Salvation". Therefore InI find no evidence to suggest that("Yeshua") means "Salvation" in Hebrew. "Yeshua" is actually not an authentic Hebrew word meaning "salvation". For it to mean "Salvation" it would have to have the Hebrew letter "heh" added to the end of it, changing the spelling to Yod Shin Waw Ayin Heh and it would need to have the "Sheva" vowel point under the Yod. These things further indicate that "Yeshua" isn't from Hebrew, but is an Aramaic form of "Yahushua".
To remind that Igziabeher's name (Yahweh) is a Hebrew name, not Greek, Latin, Aramaic or English.
Yahshua
Another popular way of writing the Messiah's name but have never seen an example of this word anywhere in scripture. It appears to have its origins in the Sacred Name movement in the 1930's when certain Baldhead saw that "Jesus" was derived from "Joshua". Since they understood that the "J" sound is not in the Hebrew language, "Yahshua" was apparently considered correct. It made sense so a lot of people used this form for many years. However, I's research revealed that "Yahshua" clearly ignores the third letter of the Messiah's name (Waw) which gives the "oo" (u) sound in Yahushua. To demonstrate this, let's look at the individual letters.
Yod - Produces a "Y" or "I" sound.
Heh - As a Hebrew vowel letter it produces the "Ah" or "Oh" sound (like in H8283 "Sarah" and H8010 Sh'lomoh). Otherwise produces the "H" sound and the "ah" sound would have to be supplied by the reader.
Waw - Also called "Vav". As a Hebrew vowel letter it produces an "oo" (u) or "oh" sound (like in H7307 Ruach). Otherwise produces a "W" sound. This is the ignored letter in the pronunciation "Yahshua". This letter is nowhere represented. Where is the W or initial U??
Shin - Produces the "sh" sound. The following "oo" sound is indicated by a vowel pointing but Deut. 3:21 and Judges 2:7 actually gives us another "waw" after this letter, proving the "shu" pronunciation as valid. This is why Strong's H3091 gives 2 possible spellings . This also eliminates "Yasha/Yahusha" and "Yahoshea/Yahushea" as being possibilities.
Ayin - Silent without a vowel point but indicates an "ah" sound at the end of "Yahushua".
So if the Messiah's name was "Yahshua", we would have to delete the third letter (waw) in . For this reason, InI cannot not pronounce "Yahshua".
Some will claim that the Hebrew scribes simply took out the proper vowel sounds, replacing the "Yah" with "Ye" and, therefore"Yahshua" is actually the correct pronunciation of the Aramaic word ("Yeshua"). But as InI mentioned before, is not a legitimate Hebrew word. Also, as seen in the Hebrew manuscripts and the Strong's Lexicon , the scribes used the "Sheva" vowel pointing to replace the "Ah" sound in "Yahweh" and "Yahushua", not the "Tsere" vowel pointing as is found in the name "Yeshua". If they were interested in changing the vocalization of "Yeshua" to fit their tradition, one would expect them to use "Sheva" the as they did in and all of the other names beginning with "Yah".
But WHY BOTHER SO MUCH abou His name ?
We should want to proclaim His name as Yahweh gave it. He's the one who named His Son and we simply have no right in changing it. It is all these changes that has brought the confusion. It can be complicated, but truth seeking is an honorable thing that is pleasing in JAH's eyes.
InI is also shure that , if one is unable to pronounce HIS name, we will shurely have mercy from HIM ! But if we can, why continue in error, continuing in the traditions and mistakes of men ??
JAH predicted His Son's name, so we have something we can look to. In Zechariah 6:9-13
And the word of Yahweh came unto me, saying, 10 Take of them of the captivity, even of Heldai, of Tobijah, and of Jedaiah, which are come from Babylon, and come thou the same day, and go into the house of Josiah the son of Zephaniah; 11 Then take silver and gold, and make crowns, and set them upon the head of Joshua [YAHUSHUA] the son of Josedech, the high priest; 12 And speak unto him, saying, Thus speaketh Yahweh of hosts, saying, Behold the man whose name is The BRANCH; and he shall grow up out of his place, and he shall build the temple of Yahweh: 13 Even he shall build the temple of Yahweh; and he shall bear the glory, and shall sit and rule upon his throne; and he shall be a priest upon his throne: and the counsel of peace shall be between them both.
"The Branch" is a prophetic reference to the coming Messiah who would be a Priest AND King (See Psallm 110, Isaiah 9:6).
So Zechariah was instructed to take a crown and place it on the head of Yahushua (in the Hebrew it has ), the son of Yahutsadak. Yahutsadak means "Yahweh is righteous". When placing the crown on the head of the High Priest, Zechariah was told to proclaim:
"Behold the man whose NAME is the BRANCH".
Thus, this High Priest (Yahushua) had the same name as the coming Messiah who would reign as a priest on His throne. Yahweh revealed what His name would be.
Theres also the fact that Geez is said to be the language spoken by angels, and therefore , the primordial one ! Some Bredrin/Sistren also do think that, in order to achieve salvation, InI needs to pronounce the messiah's name correctly... Does the I think the same? (See the topic Correct name or no salvation)
This research took InI quite a few good months to finish (thou theres allways details that can be added in order to even support more some of the facts). Therefore, is a wish of InI that it might be useful to those who read it.

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Regarding the new tune up :Chant Down B

herbanmusic (07/11/08 18:52:18) Tag: default

Blessings to all !
Regarding the new tune up :Chant Down Babylon-Berhane Selassie "Marley" meets Ras Bruno live in studio...
I man normally say that, even though the magic possible in studio, its live one is able to see the rel MAGIC happening !
Any musician will tell you that nothing replaces the stage act, the ability to interact with people and, most important, be able to pass on a message(its that consciousness comes into play).
"No matter how rewarding i might find composing music, but none of it would mean nothing without the real live vibes...
Recorded Music started as a way to carry performances miles away from it, and as a way of replicating(or try at least)the special vibes of sounds...
My track is just a simple attempt to share with you a live vibe, rough and raw (Thanks to Brad "The MANor" for the Inspiration)

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New tunes and remixes

herbanmusic (06/04/08 23:09:37) Tag: default

Blessings to all !
InI waited till now, cuz me didnt want anyone to lose Don Fe and The MANor radio interview, by "Stealing" the blog space, anouncing it.
InI been doing some wicked but strange experimental remixes in a stylee that I is not even a fan of ! Don 2 for Blaminack and this last for DocRemix( 1972-1976(Past the future, Get Flat(its hard to) and Up 4 anything in Dub respectively).
Being so unusual to I to do stuff in dis styles, me would really love ure opinions about it...Even thou modern, InI tried to keep the spirit of DUB in it at all times...
Also been colaborating with artists like Aima, Formulla (InI bredrin to the bone) and Kings HiFi also(Big Up for Don Zeb aka Irie Fresh)

Give thanks everyday
Ras Bruno

PS- Thanks to all those wicked tunes me has been finding everyday here !

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New tunes and remixes

herbanmusic (06/04/08 23:08:58) Tag: default

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Mistake: Wrong mix earlier !

herbanmusic (05/23/08 21:10:16) Tag: default

Blessings to all; Just to let you know that the mix InI uploaded earlierof Formulla, was not the right one and only now I man noticed that...So InI just upfdated the right one (caused by the several mixes one does to get to the final thing lol and not getting rid of it after tested ).
Even though wwas quite close to the real thing, it suffered from over compression and wornd equalization also...
To remind the fact that these remastred versions are old tunes (?!) of fORMULLA AND InI just TRYING TO DO InI best in vocal tracks that suffer from wrong kind of compression allready, reverb on it (most of the times exagerated for a clean track) and recorded previously to Formulla's new conditions (much better now).
Therefore, and due to the fact that they are lovely valuable tracks), InI been trying toi get them the best I man phisicaly can.
Formulla, being such a prolific artist(worst than uzzi: doesnt stop "shotting"=READ writting composing) and such an amazing singer, i man thought it would be valuable to all of us to get them the best they can be, considering all these facts !
So, any of your opinions would be most valuable (Hones ones please:I man a producer looking allways to progress, and not to be flattered with cynical comments like "oh yes its nice ( No its not)" kind of thing ! lol You get the point !
That, anyway, is the spirit of the community of reggae Dubwise: Not only promote and listen to each other, but grow as artits(be it riddimizers, producers, DJ's, singers, or potatoes peeler eh eh eh ... Thats me )!
Giving thanks to all members artists and listeners in this community, for all the good times and fun that allows us to have( I love that colab. section with Dub Packs available for remixes), and ost of all Rob's Idication to di community
Ras Bruno

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Sis Caro

herbanmusic (05/12/08 02:56:22) Tag: default

Blessings to all !
Ini last colab with sis Caro, been a righteous colab, which InI gives thanks to !
Sis Caro is a french Dub Poet that also is apart of the Empress Menen Foundation (French Chapter);Not only this sitren is a well of love and kindness , but she is also a gifted and really active Dub Poet , Gifted by the allmighty !
You can look for Sis myspace in Ini Friends there.
Meanwhile, Here's a photo of Mamam Asklae Selassie, Sis caro (Ceo and Director of EMF) and the Legend Big Youth that will be contributing for a forthcoming Reggae Compilation we are working on at the moment .
Give thanks
Ras Bruno

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InI Rasta blessed projects

herbanmusic (04/23/08 01:29:21) Tag: default

The corner of Good Will
Click to do your bit for InI's community; Rasta blessed projects

RASTA lives ForIver !

COTGW-Website promoting and raising awareness to several Rasta focused charity, relief and community projects. Do your bit for InI bredrin and sistren !

Rastafari Nazarite research center Website !

PLEASE SIGN THE
Online petition - Allow Rastafarian Dreadlocks in VA Prisons without Penalty

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Empress Menen Foundation blessed works fi InI Incient Elders

herbanmusic (04/14/08 10:21:00) Tag: default

Blessings to all in the name of Egzia'beher , InI Amlak !
InI Last track, a Dub called "...to crucify RASTA" has been receiving so much good reviews, interest and attention that InI feel quite honoured in being a part of it( though credits should be given to Empress Mama Askale Selassie CEO of Empress Menen Foundation).
Even though only finished yesterday morning, its being airplayed all around the world from small podcasts, to internet radiostations; From AM small budgeted radio stations to the Biggest Radios in a country (Like the one in a reggae program in france to name one by prince Thierry ) ; from the home listener that came across it on myspace to sattelite/digibox radio channel this Conscious, hair raising DUB is provoking thoughts more than InI ever expected !
So, you can all help by showing some support to EMF and blessed works for the elders(many a times forgotten) in JAMAICA- dem almost dea so we can dread !

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