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NEWSLETTER Volume 4 ~ September 2018

9/19/2018

Feel Reggae ~ Michael St. George

Poet, singer, songwriter

Michael comes to shed light on his career, his connection to reggae and dub, dub poetry and reggae influences, this Saturday, 22nd September, 2018, 4:00pm - 6:00pm

Harry Belafonte

Was one of the great ones

He learned to assimilate within the even more overtly racist 60s and 70s bringing Jamaican folk music to the colonial worlds of America as well as Europe

Some said he was a Wolmarian {explains a lot...lol}

Matilda, Banana Boat Song{Day O}, Shake Shake, Shake Senora, Jamaica Farewell are some of my favorite songs that he did

I believe that it was because of Belafonte, Miriam Makeba was brought to the world. He was a generous man with bringing her to the planet’s ears and spirits. She was LOVELY

A freedom fighter who was known to head many marches in the 1960s walking arm in arm with Dr. Martin Luther King

A movie star to many folks in the black community as well as globally. The one that sticks out to me as a Jamaican youth was Buck & The Preacher {1972} with himself and Sidney Poitier

One of the most chilling speeches I have ever witnessed was Belafonte’s narrative, inducting Public Enemy into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. At over 90 years old, he is still bringing the fire

Artist Feature this week ~ Blessed

Toronto, Canadian, Jamaican reggae star exploded to the world with a series of hits like Love {African Woman}, Unexpected, Reggae Time

Juno Award winner in the reggae category

Purchase his music off his website www.blessedb3.com

Newest release “Money Don’t Grow Pon Trees”... watch for this one

Adrian Hayles ~ Illustrator ~ Reggae Lane Mural Artist

I first knew of Adrian Hayles as the mural artist for Reggae Lane

An accomplished illustrator, he has since taken on other projects in the city since that time and his excellence is undeniable

One of Toronto's / Canada's finest

Business Feature ~ The Boxing Loft

Emile is an accredited Natural Health Consultant, a strength &
conditioning coach, and a boxing coach. He holds a Bachelor of Science
degree in psychology, and was an ‘All-American’ track and field athlete
before taking up the sport of boxing.

With more than 15 years of experience, Emile uses boxing techniques to
develop his clients’ confidence and fitness. A soft spoken,
compassionate coach, Emile makes a personal commitment to each and every
client to ensure that they attain their individual wellness goals.

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NEWSLETTER ~ 2nd Release for September 2018

9/12/2018

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Reggae music work offa vibes so will we

A second newsletter for September means that there is more to discuss about reggae music

Feel Reggae Seminar

This month features Michael St. George

Dub poet extraordinaire will bring a unique perspective as it pertains to his direction with the genre relative dub poetry and life

Michael is accompanied by Peter Holung of IBADAN

CRW / TR album Pic this week

Agent Sasco ~ Hope River

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=69noSV1gOqg&index=1&list=PLW8_7fTWU3uaRs8WpI1ly2rM_xu5YWVa2

Agent Sasco {who I got to know originally as Assassin} ~ Album: Hope River

From the world of reggae certain movements happen that make all people pay attention

Deh pon Sasco when I saw the battle on Instagram with him and Shaggy. When he hit Shaggy with the tough bassline that he used in Mix Up, he immediately got I attention

That studio battle introduced me to Mix Up

I sent the video to a couple of friends and said “watch dis yout”

My Song
Deeply spiritual... Love people weh show their spiritual energy to the planet. That is far more honest that trying to live up to a character

Nice

Winning Right Now

#winningteam

Deh pon constant repeat

Proud

Uplifted

Jamaican spirit to de max... nah romp wid de ting

They will Rob You
It was nice to hear John Holt. Nice sample as well as homage to a reggae Lion

Passage Of Time
Assassin / Agent Sasco with Buju Banton

Nice homage and a rightful prediction

Journey
Nex anthem chune

Seems like all Agent Sasco wants to do is to uplift the people

All Aboard
Nex anthem chune - play this for the family gathered

An album worth talking about and well worth circulating to the reggae community worldwide

This blast from the past is courtesy of the archives of Toronto Reggae

The Canadian Reggae Music Awards creation by Winston Hewitt

A flyer from February 1986

There are many names that may come up as Jamaican heroes that have captivated the country and the spirit of the people... with pride

I feel like Miss Lou deserves the highest of the highest honors that can ever be bestowed on any Jamaican and that spot I believe is Heroes Circle

Some mention Bob of course and even Harry Belafonte who I would have no problems inducting them as JA heroes also

This is I likkle push for Louise Bennett Coverley

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Newsletter ~ September 2018

9/6/2018

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So honored to share this energy with Toronto Reggae

Our goal as we seem to define it as we grow, is to showcase reggae to an audience that seeks some information and in so doing, relate reggae as we know it to be to an audience who wishes to receive it that way

We fulljoy the path and welcome conscious souls to partake of this energy

We do "reggae" every day

That is a blessing that we feel grateful for

I sometimes complain about Canada's lack of support for reggae yet here I am, doing reggae things, every day. So maybe it takes the individual to stop complaining about the path and just walk it

Sometimes I'm a tad thick... Took me a minute to have it penetrate

Reggae's path is about the positive unification of good souls

Welcome to this communication path

Musician Feature ~ Carl Harvey:

Carl Harvey has played with Toots Hibbert for over forty {40} years now. Like his brother Rupert of MessenJah fame as well as Crack of Dawn, they are Jackie Mittoo protégés who learned to feel reggae right. They learned t feel jazz right. They learned music from a recognized world renowned musical genius in Jackie Mittoo

Touring the world for forty years is a level of experience and expertise we all could benefit from Carl’s experience{s}

Carl produced and been a part of nuff great reggae music for years. Here is one with Sly & Robbie, Jackie Mittoo, Lloyd Parks

Here’s the link

Drum and bass

When describing reggae music those two elements may get mentioned most as the things are the most prominent in the music to create that right reggae energy... vibez; and it is partially true, yet some like me, are attracted to "anthem" tunes that we all can sing along to

Considering the constant exploitative media sources, creatively distracting the sheeple daily, it is difficult to find some of those roots, RasTafari reggae tunes that helps to bolster your spirits and those around you

I found it from sistrin Tasha Tee in this tune "Fire In Me"

Feel Reggae with Mojah

Talented human

As well as generous

Ovastanding the message of Feel Reggae, Mojah brought the bag of tools. He spoke of the early days with Truth & Rights. Of his friendship with the great Garry Lowe and his stint with Big Sugar

Mojah spoke of the history of reggae and why he writes this music and what inspires the creative path to the song

Then he performed a tune

The camera died, so we had to record with a cell phone... The visual is really poor becasue of it, yet the audio is very intact (audibly low but clear) and his message is clear

I do hope that you take the time to check out the performance... It sounds good

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Feel Reggae Mission & Path

8/30/2018

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Ovastand why the colonial, white supremacist Canadian government cannot endorse reggae music

It speaks directly about the atrocities brought about by colonization to brown and black people

They glorify a murderer like John A. MacDonald who was their prime minister with a LONG history of murdering Native / Original people

Canada still glorifies itself on the taming of the land, celebrating the murder of Native women and children even today

No amount of apologies can be accepted for the Indian Act

Sick and depraved people run this colonial jewel in buckinginham’s crown

No spiritual people could ever do this yet white, religious hypocrites not only do this but also celebrate with Canada 150 parties

Apologise to the Native family one week then celebrate themselves, their murdering, the following week spending a reported $500 million on said celebrations

They still murdering today, August 2018

Gun crime is facilitated by the government

Billions of dollars of assault weapons, exotic hand guns, ammunition can’t make it here without the aid of “law enforcement”

Common sense

Are they corrupt or inept?

You decide

Reggae speaks of struggle

The struggle of the humans affected by colonial rape that continues today

So you must ovastand why the mandate to suppress this music on Canadian shores is also a constant

One can’t blame them

Yet

You must also ovastand why RasTafari grew in this country and why the original performers, freedom fighters, sang the music that they sang

They spoke from the struggle

Resistance to abusive white supremacist hatred

Wade Lawson was killed for stealing a car inspired the music of Mojah and the Truths & Rights band. The music was the voice against the oppression

Reggae has always been about that

“Get up stand up, stand up for your rights” ~ Bob Marley, is the same message Truths & Rights were speaking of. Singing about

Lester Donaldson was murdered in his own home...

He was executed by police in front of his six year old daughter. That gangland execution by police is still available today; 2018, to black citizens, to many youths and the use of the white media narrative of criminalizing black youth as gangsters and thugs makes babylon’s job much easier to blame gun violence on black youth, to justify murder of black youth

This is a consistent story

Reggae is a release for this tension

We don’t need their validation

I can teach reggae to these people. How can they validate a thing that they neither know or ovastand?

Don’t need them

I was born in 1959

I live reggae

Dem bwoy yah cyaa tell mi nutten

I lived and continue to live it

I resent these people telling me about reggae in their attempt to demonize the artists with the parts of the dancehall that has dealt with abusive language and insults

We won’t allow that as they tried to use it against RasTafari artists like Queen Ifrica who is an artist that I FULLY RECOMMEND to all people

Their constant tactic is to paint the whole structure with the same brush

It does work on many of the sheeple still so why get off of this horse?

“Reggae incites violence” is the rhetoric white bigots speak of the music

Many clubs view reggae as aggressive entity and won’t book DJs or dances or live music in their venues

We don’t need them

Music is love

The Reggae love frequency travels the entire planet

Mojah came and spoke and performed

The skill and talent are undeniable

My goal is to educate those who feel this frequency cause babylon won’t help us with that

Don’t try to celebrate the music or musicians after they are dead. I have brought this talent before you to see feel and to celebrate it

I continue to bring this talent, history and feel of reggae in a way no one else can

Peter Holung a respected bassie who has toiled for the music in this country

Belinda Brady, a gifted performer, marketer, musician, writer, toured the world and still gifted brought that to Feel Reggae

Jeremy Rempel of Fugitive Minds, an Afrobeat / Reggae group, brought the talent two weeks running

Klive Walker made an appearance which was rather special as well. Klive has written one of the most definitive books of reggae history, Dubwise, which was published in 2005 and used as reference material at places of ‘higher learning’ like York University, U of T, UWI and learning institutions in the UK. What I know of reggae is superseded by Klive’s personal experiences, living this culture as well as scholastic research to back up his facts. I challenge anyone to test this brother’s knowledge on reggae music... Globally

The point is, we do not need “their” validation

Good vibes, good music, uplifting spiritual energy is the path of reggae music

Feel Reggae speaks from a level of expertise at the highest levels

Come check the vibe and bring some youths you wish to learn of this genre

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Reggae Newsletter ~ AUgust 2018

8/22/2018

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Welcome to the first joint effort newsletter between CRW and Toronto Reggae

We are both fans of reggae music and started our websites to cater to many parts of the love we have for the music

Being involved in the scene for a combined 70 years of dancing at parties, singing off key to favorite tracks, playing / spinning music, managing artists and indie record labels, radio host, promoting reggae music and shows and the numbers of other reggae hats we wore / still wear, we will bring attention to many parts of reggae culture, locally, nationally as well as outernationally

Nostalgia as well as current artists, songs, events and happenings are things that we bring to the audience

The RasTafari Lion whose passing rumbled through the spiritual, musical waves of musicians from all genre across Canada and possibly globally

Gordie Johnson, lead singer of Big Sugar said at Garry’s funeral, as I paraphrase, “Garry Lowe does not play rock, blues or reggae. He plays Garry Lowe.” An accurate assessment of a unique, original, gifted man that Garry is. He truly blazed a spiritual path of RasTafari for any and everyone to follow as his influence on Big Sugar moved more and more to a RasTafari energy

Raffa, Bernie and Garry.... Those three together were / are reggae magic

We have lost Raffa first and now Garry so all of you out there with recordings of bass lines and drum patterns from both these brothers, make sure your children get to hear them even if the rest of the world does not

We should do a Bernie Pitters celebration while he’s here

There is a tribute to Garry in the planning stages from what I have heard. Let you know when I know

Chronixx Review Toronto

Reggae is happening in Toronto everywhere

Chronixx at Nathan Phillips Square is proof of the strength of roots, RasTafari energy that reggae generates to the massive globally based on the numbers that showed up for the event

This conscious frequency flows through spiritually to nuff Canadians and the bond is beautiful to share

Chronixx lit up Toronto in a way I believe no other artist of any genre today can

The reggae energy is undeniable

We just need a path for our own artists and musicians in Canada to earn from their talents as well. Wherever the dollars come from for Manifesto to afford a massive free concert like that, we can be tapping into that for those who perform here

We need to get past the ingrained racist mindset of those who currently run the music industry in Canada and create a system to take care of our artists. Grow our reggae vibes from clash, to dancehall, to roots reggae to live performances. The wrong set of people are there deliberately stifling opportunities to earn from our knowledge and expertise

We must get past them

We must forge a path of our own

If we cannot procure their fiscal musical support, we certainly need some kind of cohesive work among ourselves to earn this for our genre and I have been advocating that for a few years now

We all know, or know of each other and love reggae music

Reggae and RasTafari were never made for government control

Email I man with ideas to elevate reggae inna Toronto and Canada which does not include government grants or support ~ canadianreggaeworld@gmail.com

Dutty Rockas coming soon

The Jamaican version to Dirty Dancing starring the late Patrick Swayze, wi a bring Dutty Rockas once again... starring you

To get a feel of how this goes, here is a mix for your listening pleasure

https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/darrelalizemurray/episodes/2013-04-18T21_00_05-07_00

Feel Reggae Seminar

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Garry Lowe ~ Friday, 13th July, 2018

7/14/2018

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The path is so much clearer

The Big Lion passed on as we celebrated today Friday, 13th July, 2018 some time with Garry Lowe

Through his humble deeply spiritual path with RasTafari, Garry Lowe brought that energy to Canada and his contribution{s} to music

Gordie Johnson mentioned as I paraphrase;

"Garry Lowe did not play rock, soul or reggae... he brought Garry Lowe to the music"

Yes he did

I speak of running to the television every time "Digging a Hole" by Big Sugar came on Much Music and how I and many would run to catch glimpses of the Big Lion

These aren't just words to say after he has passed, it has always been thus

His look and presence was iconic

He wanted Rastafari, Nyabinghi drums on this day and Xola, Jah Paul, Bingi and Sister Pauletta played and sang for him. Honors Papa Xola and crew

A family man

Mojah told me of him getting paid at gigs and going directly to bank machines all over Canada to send dollars for his children

He spoke of his children constantly

Constantly

He seemed to live for them

His essence has reinforced I n I belief that if you lead from a spiritual place in your soul, you can move babylon

Garry moved all whom he crossed paths with

Through RasTafari the Big Lion moved Canada

He definitely moved I

1{A Psalm or Song for the sons of Korah.} His foundation is in the holy mountains.
2The LORD loveth the gates of Zion more than all the dwellings of Jacob.
3Glorious things are spoken of thee, O city of God. Selah.
4I will make mention of Rahab and Babylon to them that know me: behold Philistia, and Tyre, with Ethiopia; this man was born there.
5And of Zion it shall be said, This and that man was born in her: and the highest himself shall establish her.
6The LORD shall count, when he writeth up the people, that this man was born there. Selah.
7As well the singers as the players on instruments shall be there: all my springs are in thee.

In the name of His Imperial Majesty, Emperor Haile Selassie I, Germawi Qedamawi

Photos of the funeral day below

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Garry Lowe ~ Canadian Reggae Legend ~ SOS

6/26/2018

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Garry Lowe could use some support in this very tumultuous time

He would not ask you himself yet I have no problem asking on his behalf

Garry has been struggling with cancer for a time now and as per usual we are all aware of the costs related with medical bills for treatment

Garry a fight so I must fight along with him

Speaking of his contribution to reggae culture in Canada, de resume deh too long fe dat right now but most of us have shared many shows and events where he was steady on that bass and gave us much dancing joy

Like I said, for those who know him, we know that Garry would never ask for this so I will on his behalf. He has been and continues an elder, a leader, an inspiration and a true LION inna dis ya ting pushing people like me to elevate my game with the path that he continues to blaze

His family has set up an account for him so that direct deposits are open to all

Acct# at cibc: transit/07932 chequing / 1224239

Or etransfer to azm.inthebush@gmail.com

On top of any financial contributions, Garry also needs a spiritual boost in this time so send this great Lion as much healing energy that you can

Jah guide

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Liberate Jamaica by / for Jamaicans

6/18/2018

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Jamaica ~ Reggae ~ Love

Born Jamaican in 1959

Love Jamaica to de bone – to de marrow - like most Jamaicans

Proud of the feel of being Jamaican

Haffe talk dat first so when mi talk later, remember these words

I realize that I love how Jamaica and Jamaicans make me feel. This is based in ‘Jamaica love’ a symptom of most Jamaicans and a few non-Jamaicans

Migrated to Canada in 1976

Done nuff reggae showcases with the talent performing in Canada for about 30 years - managing IBADAN then hosting live music gigs - and aware that we have never truly penetrated into the music fabric of Canada

Nuff nuff fans out there but not enough to feed the industry or the genre. Not enough to pay the bills of the musicians or performers and definitely not enough in music sales on the various formats to buy a coffee for some

In the home of reggae, Jamaica, I see so many lost opportunities for the genre of reggae as well

Being a member of the 'commonwealth', labeled by the colonizer Jamaica has always been considered and treated as a slave colony and it is an expected (exploited) behavior by many of its citizens as well as a global phenomenon

“A vacation destination”

Like that is all that we are

Herb McKenley, Arthur Wint, Bob Marley, Donald Quarrie, Harry Belafonte, Louise Bennett, Ranny Williams and millions more are Jamaicans

We are far more than just a place for the colonizer to come and play

We are made to accept this continued disrespect decade after decade

As a vacation destination, there is nothing wrong with the privatized hotels and beaches… I love sharing that with the world but that subservient culture isn’t all that Jamaicans are

This music has basically penetrated all world cultures like nothing else in the history of man

Reggae music's spiritual energy is a language that speaks differently than a physical or intellectual language

We sometimes can't explain what we "feel" yet spiritual upliftment is a path any living being seeks

Music is a spiritual energy all by itself

The reggae frequency seems to amplify the spiritual energy

Colonialism is a hateful, cowardly culture that has a need to enslave black humans which most caste systems have black skin as the least valuable

Reggae bun dat

Wi nuh cater fe dat

Win nuh less dan NOBODY!

Keep your cowardly racist systems to yourself

"They", "the bigger heads" have Jamaicans bought into this self degradation as is evidenced by the current murder rate
We have been violently murdering Jamaicans for decades now. I say “we” because I have personally not been able to come up with a solution for this murder of I people so I am definitely a part of “we”… until I find a path to solving this and reaching our people

“Stop killing Jamaicans” should be our mantra or, “If you love Jamaica, stop killing Jamaicans”

This is a BIG message to I prime minister(s) and other government officials since 1962

Ever since "independence"

"Most churches and guns in the entire Caribbean"

Yeah, mi get it. We are a part of a major system of African degradation and need to accept our place but Jamaicans are not built to accept slavery or colonizer fuckery

So we continue to murder each other and we continue to die

We have totally ascribed and bought into gun culture so it is acceptable in Toronto, Detroit, Miami, New York within other members of the African community{s}

"Bad man ting"

This is being totally confused with the "rude bwoy" or "rudey" mentality

Back in my formative years, nuff a de rude bwoy dem were the mentors for the youths who used to protect his family as well as the community. They showed some of the youths how to act right as well as to protect young sisters from the predators from within the community. They were fearless leaders in I n I community yet were proud lions that I emulated

Nuff of my mentors were these people

The message has become predatory for all involved in this time

So living in Canada allows me to take a step back as I did live in the pressured streets of JA
I see youth trying to emulate 'bad man' culture when we ought to be elevating our communities, our children, our women and our men instead

We all love Jamaica

We should all protect Jamaica and stop letting the colonizer distract us with politics and idiotic schemes when they (the politicians) should be creating commerce for Jamaican citizens within our own country

Reggae and Rastafari are two exports of Jamaica that are not ever exported effectively

Ever!

We (Jamaica) has always been exploited or sold out by rich Jamaicans and created a despicable class system, copied from the colonizer that has proven for decades now to be detrimental to Jamaican people

Reggae music and RasTafari come from the ghetto

Two of the most spiritually uplifting things on planet earth, come out of Jamaica's ghetto

The wisdom of the ghetto is beyond the cowardice of the Jamaican middle class

I'm not trying to divide the people of Jamaica, I am pointing out what we know as a truth

The answer{s} to uplifting changes in Jamaica lie with its people at home as well as what is called "the diaspora" ie; Jamaicans around the globe

I for one am TIRED of this decades long, continued abrasive system to the Jamaican people in our own country by the colonizer aided by the upper class - as these idiots consider themselves

Money in your bank accounts does not make anyone superior to I man or any other RasTafari humans

Honor, respect, integrity, nobility

These traits we seek in our people and our leaders

This colonizer mentality need to bun out of the cowards that perpetuate the murdering of Jamaicans

In order for "the system" to work it needs cowards, Judas{s} to sell out their own people

Real Jamaicans need to step to the Judas Jamaicans who continue to abuse its own citizens

Where are the real Jamaicans?

Where are the 'humans' among the native Jamaicans as well as the diaspora?

Humans

“Out of many, one people” I grew up to love how romantic that sounded. When Usain Bolt ran, or Tessanne won the Voice it felt like that for a minute. But only a small minute

Most cyaa talk because of aggressive, murderous repercussions

I get that

Yet, as the iconic Tupac Shakur was once quoted to say, as I paraphrase, “I may not be the person to make the change, but I will inspire the mind{s} that will”

I put these words out to the universe

There will probably be some criticisms yet somewhere it will become clear that the truth remains the same

Stay focused on the truth

Allow Reggae and RasTafari and music and creativity and art and intellect to flourish in Jamaica

“If you love Jamaica, stop killing Jamaicans”

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Feel Reggae Sattalites Edition ~ 26th May, 2018

5/11/2018

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Feel Reggae ~ Sattalites Edition

Close to forty years ago this reggae band was formed out of The Sattalites Music School and they still doing it today. Still sound sweet and innovative as ever

We get an opportunity to learn from legends who have contributed to as well as elevated the Canadian reggae scene from then till now. We get to hear their story, pick their brains, listen to reggae history

Joined by bassie Peter Holung of IBADAN bringing his personal journey, knowledge and skills from thirty years as the co-founder of IBADAN

See and learn more about the program in our Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/feelreggae/

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The hoax of Original Sin ~ Elevate The Feminine

4/11/2018

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Cowardly men blame women for original sin

This is done so they can forever beat the shit out of their own women

Cowards

And they have since trained generations and several races of people to abuse women, bringing more cowardly sons and scared daughters

The behavior continues because they rewrote literature called The Bible and say “God said”

“God said” justifies murder and abuse all over the globe. Millions on millions have died because “God said”

God did not make all men cowards

If “man has dominion over all things” and chose this cowardly path, we are stuck with this madness and continued chaos

The “man” they speak of though, is supposed to be the white man because “they” have set themselves up as the evolutionary last piece of the puzzle so they own all races and species in their cowardly, twisted minds

They use the intimidation of murder to justify their actions. They kill any and all who oppose their twisted views to attempt to maintain power over the weak of spirit and weak of mind

And this tactic works because they consistently kill and we are all afraid to die

We are stuck in the cowardly matrix “because God said”

It stands to reason that most of these priests and “holy” men are the most notorious sexual predators on the planet, raping young boys and the daughters and wives of their congregations all over the globe

The true “Original Sin” is cowardice

Or is it cowardly white men?

A debate for another time as there will be hurt feelings defending themselves while we continue to abuse and murder women

I don’t like the way “they” expect us to feel about women’s roles in men’s lives and the decision making process

They have made us feel that femininity as well as maternal instincts are weaknesses men / boys do not need, when in order to make a RATIONAL decision, both masculine and feminine must work in unison, in perfect balance so that fairness is achieved

The coward has changed the matrix to suit his narrative

Only the masculine thought seems to be the only path

For about 3,000 years they have been fucking up the planet with this divisive narrative

The weakness within all of us allows for the cowardice to continue

We need some intelligent, influential lions and lionesses working towards “balance” so that future generations have opportunity to live in a better space

While these “God said” cowards run this planet we will create even more cowards justifying heinous behavior

We need balance

We need to elevate our feminine spiritual energy in order for the masculine to work properly

For one gender to “dominate” {going with the whole dominion thing} leads to the obvious imbalance that we see on the planet today

First does not mean “boss”

We do not need to be bigger, stronger or better

The one “B” that we need to seek is balance

It is clear that we aren’t exactly surviving well under this current ~ hate, racism, sexism, genocide, corruption, slavery, rape, murder, economic implosion

We need a bigger dose of feminine spiritual energy

The maternal instinct. That instinct of love and protection of our children and the planet that they live on together

We need our women to survive this hell that these cowards continue to put us all through

We all need to fight to bring the feminine closer to the centre of our psyches

Saying it is I first step

Putting it out to the universe

Balance

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Reggae Newsletter ~ AUgust 2018

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Garry Lowe ~ Canadian Reggae Legend ~ SOS

Liberate Jamaica by / for Jamaicans

Feel Reggae Sattalites Edition ~ 26th May, 2018

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