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Being a woman is a beautiful thing. We possess an innate ability to love deeply and unconditionally. Our beauty transcends our outward appearance. We are fearfully and wonderfully Divine Creatures. So passionate in our genuine care and nurturing of humanity. Giving of ourselves, out of ourselves; in some cases to a fault.

Being a woman is a tough mantle to carry. We are required to do and be everything to everyone; at what point do we get to simply "BE"?

With so much of today's religious and spiritual information and knowledge available to Inl, how is it that most people are still lost when it comes to the subject of Spirit, and specifically Rastafari? How is it that Spiritual Blindness is the dominant trait perceived, in the doubter, by those who search a little, and seek a little more? InI live in an information age, but some do not want knowledge, or information, if it is going to make them accountable, or responsible, and that is just for the perceivable, observable stuff. What about the hidden, non-tangible, and beyond stuff? InI have to discover the depth and breadth of the inner system, and ability of Rastafari that allows InI to see all things, all states, and all conditions, for the betterment of InI Self and those chosen to see.

Desperate times often cries for violent measures. In response to those cries my brother and I made a pack with each other that, if and when it all goes down, we're going to survive together or die together! This was our dilemma in the U.S. Penitentiary in Atlanta, Georgia. The eerie feeling of death and violence in the atmosphere seemed so thick that you could cut through it with a knife, that's why "We" walked around paranoidly attached to each other as if we were Siamese Twins.

It is a well-known fact that there are different ways, more comprehensive ways, to explain the same thing. Why is that? How can one system explain an aspect of something better than, or rather more comprehensively than, another?