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Connecting Food, Family, Lifestyle

By Tim Parsons

Dig in to one of Ziggy Marley’s latest contributions: the Ziggy Marley and Family Cookbook. Five

chapters of recipes – many of which are vegetarian, vegan and gluten free – feature a blend

of flavors and cultures from traditional Jamaican and Rastafarian cuisine to Middle Eastern
meals. An inspiring and delicious way to change your lifestyle and relationship to food.

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Preserving Peter Tosh’s Legacy

By Irene Johnson

Learn about the opening of the Peter Tosh Museum in Kingston, Jamaica, and about the
man whose music and messages remain as relevant today as ever. Featuring a guided tour,

phenomenal artifacts and a look into the personal life of this reggae legend, the Peter Tosh

Museum aims to preserve and promote his legacy.

Colorado Rastafari Launches The One Love Club PAGE 46

By Ras Sean Bookman

The Rastafari community in Colorado has come together in Manitou Springs to create a new kind
of sacramental (cannabis) lounge – one that houses a world-class music venue, juice bar, coffee bar,

restaurant and meeting place all under one roof. Here, members can have their sacrament grown

for them and enjoy their herbs in a safe and sacred atmosphere, as well as partake in Rastafari
spiritual and community programs, reasonings and teachings.

Rastafari Souljahs of the Virgin Islands PAGE 58

By Ihi Tochi

The reggae scene of the U.S. Virgin Islands is bubbling like a hearty pot of ital stew, widening the

scope of what modern reggae sounds like – based in firm discipleship to His Majesty, yet with
strong jazz and hip-hop influences. Learn about the impact of the V.I.’s unique history, and check

out the music emerging from a collection of powerful artists that will resonate with your spirit

and make lovely additions to your musical library.

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