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Re: Question
Posted By: Kahina (Empress) FiYah In Response To: Re: Question (selassielive)
Date: Sunday, 12 December 2004, at 7:35 a.m.
Blessed Greetings Ras SellassieIlive:
I pray d I is well and all things are Ila.
Divine laws governing human consciousness always has to be readjusted based on new concepts that are introduced to human thought. The Bible is one of those adjustments. It acts as a foundation to modern situations and thought, and each culture also faces different dillemmas and will always seek to divine inspiration for the answers, therefore each culture shapes the need for which divine laws are best applicable for their society. The irits of Rastafari is an adjustement to a new despensation of thought. It has always been there, but it has not been needed as much as it is in these times. His Majesty was an answer to a call. His actual presence is the product of the waking consciousenss, therefore he was not only there to validate this awakening, but to guide it further with HIM's teachings. So I find that the solutions to today's problems lie in His and Her Majesty's teachings and legacy.
That is how I see it.
Kahina FiYah
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