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Beautiful Flower

Haile Selassie I is the Living God.

Ni struggle ya mankind/
Struggle ya ku find a way/
Struggle ya ku change life/
Struggle ya ku mate it/
Struggle ya ku build up heaven sio hell/
Struggle ya ku tell stories, bila worries/
Bali street haina mercy/
Attention agitation/
Saga zimetupata/
Corruption monster/
Atrocities of war/
Survival ni minimal/
Streets wengi ni criminals/
Vicheko vilio/
Atae maliza kimbilio/
Tako lijalia mbwata/
Apa kuna matata/
Kamanda mkanda nimeu fasten faster/
Lines kudrop bila disaster/
Akuna ku disappear/
Na appear bila fear/
Task at hand, hii ni knowledge toka kwa street collage/
Inshallah, Jah ameniwezesha kuichora hii insha alaaa/

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Soldiers of the Jah Army.

The phrase "seal up in rasta" refers to the Seal of Solomon, a diamond-shaped hand gesture that is a significant symbol in Rastafari culture. This gesture represents "The Divine On Earth" and is used during prayer to Jah (God). It signifies unity and is sometimes associated with the idea of "As above so below". 

Elaboration:

Seal of Solomon:

This gesture, also known as the "Seal of Solomon," is a diamond-like hand symbol used by Rastafarians. 

Meaning:

It is interpreted as representing the divine presence on Earth and is used during prayers and expressions of faith in Jah. 

Unity:

The gesture also symbolizes unity and oneness, reflecting a core principle within Rastafarianism. 

Rastafari:

Rastafari is a cultural and spiritual movement with roots in Jamaica, incorporating elements of Christianity, Pan-Africanism, and mysticism. 

Haile Selassie:

Rastafarians often revere Haile Selassie I, the former Emperor of Ethiopia, as a divine figure. 

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Navigating Life's Challenges. Life doesn't come with a manual, it comes with a Mum. 🎯🦁🙏🏿👑

Prepare, Care, Believe, Forgive, Change, Risk, Listen, Choose, Relax, Pray, Persist, Smile, Focus, Act, Trust, Accept, and Wait. I have selected one word to focus on right here in my life – ACCEPT.

KENYA!

In Kenya, Saba Saba Day is remembered as the day when nation-wide protests took place. On 7 July 1990, Kenyans took to the streets to demand free elections. The politicians who had called for the protests, Kenneth Matiba and Charles Rubia, were arrested days before the protest day. NOT YET UHURU #2025

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