| In conclusion, it is of utmost importance that Rastafari continue to evolve to suit the unique demands of now. |
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| These turbans or crowns are a form of anciency representing the royalty of I and I Rastafari people from ancient times until this time. |
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| I know this to be true not because I am an expert in Rastafari but because the group's manager told me. |
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| My job is to interact with different ideas and thoughts, especially my views on Rastafari and the African perspective. |
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| My transition from the taken-for-granted God as the creator of the universe to a more agnostic position came through Rastafari. |
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| Reggae music grew out of the Rastafari movement and was made popular throughout the world by the Jamaican singer and songwriter Bob Marley. |
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| In 2012 he announced that, as a result of his embrace of the Rastafari movement, he had adopted the name Snoop Lion. |
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| Jamaica is the home of reggae music and the Rastafari movement, which now has more than a million followers worldwide. |
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| Already at young age, he was making music, and he has been a follower of the Rastafari belief. |
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| The Rastafari movement has 29,026 adherents, according to the 2011 census, with 25,325 Rastafarian males and 3,701 Rastafarian females. |
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| That experience in the cave really recharged my batteries! After that, every time I got a sudden rush of energy and adrenalin, I don't know why but I'd shout out Jah Rastafari! |
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| Among other religions, the Rastafari movement, Buddhism, and the Baha'i Faith are the most popular. |
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| Chapter 3 unfolds rigourous comparative analysis of spiritual flight among large Diasporan rituals, such as Vodun, Orisa, Shango, Rastafari, and Spiritual Baptist ceremonies. |
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| Members of the Rastafari Movement's Mansion Nyabinghi are specifically noted for having a large population of Pacifist members, though not all of them are. |
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