All things bright and beautiful JAH GOD made them all, All things wise and wonderful all creatures great and small.
Jah GOD made all woman JAH GOD made the Black man,the White man, the Chinese and Indian. The mix man and woman. All animals and all living things...BLESSED
Yo Roby! You had a big heart kid... Your memories will remain on the screens of my mind until it is my turn to cross the river.
Life is the punishment and death is the reward. Death is the recycling of our fleshy garment before making that journey of stages to be with our Creator.
Your passing has awaken me and made me more concious of the love for my fellowman and woman and all JAH's living creatures with this extremely brief and limited time we all have left in this place.
You have moved on and left us behind in this *terrestrial plain of existence ceaselessly contemplating what are the real answers to this incomprehensible struggle, this mysterious and *transient ^phenomenon known to us as life.
Ultimately and inevitably will come our individual turn for our decadent bodies to be recycled. As we initiate the crossing of this river to the other side one loses all bodily attributes and functions necessary to sustain life and the data in the decadent brain is deleted. Our *mundane remains return to the dust from whence it originated, If the incorporeal spirit meets the necessary conditions, judging on how one lived his or her life and is eligible for transition from this earthly existence to another world on a higher plain in this vast universe, data is restored and the spirit moves on to the next level. If not the spirit is clothed with a new perishable mundane garment or body, not necessay that of a human and stays in this realm to do it all over again.
Spritual Shoutout
In loving memory of Jah Son aka Robert Joseph of Brooklyn NY
who left us behind and moved on from Homestead Florida and went to be in the Creator's Domain Ocober 13th 2006.
Robert made his entrance in this world April 22nd 1957 in Castries St Lucia grew up in Conway and attended the Anglican Primary School in that city and later moved to Bagatelle after being a sailor on the Geest fleet of Banana ships.
Robert migrated to the US in August of 1985. He loved St Lucia and visted frequently. He sold Rastafari merchandize from a blue Ford Econoline van right next to Y De Lima at the Boulevard in Castries.
He is surely missed by his mother father sisters brothers and all his brethren BLESSED...
