Rasta Ites

Although we live in the midst of spiritual strife, even seemingly in the times described in the book of Revelations, Rasta is not about converting people. Although based on the Ethiopian Orthodox church, Rasta is not a church with an official doctrine, but a belief system that concerns spiritual social and historical matters. Some Rastafarians cut their hair and don't use ganga. Beliefs may include not eating salt, or things that grow under the earth or that need to be killed. Some Rasta followers won't sleep in a house. Adherents of Ites culture find the Almighty within all men, not Haile Selassie in particular. Many Ites are still wating on the return of Iyesu, or Jesus Christ, their Lord and Savior. The Bobo dread wears his locks in a turban and carries a broom to signify his own cleanliness. There are Rasta women, but you don't see them around so much because they are very home and family-centered.
Inna di search fi di truth we will find many false prophets! The devil was given dominion ova di world an he can and will use lies an deceit to fool we. Watch out Idren! Rasta's call them wolves, in reference to a wolf in sheeps clothing. Not every dread is a Rasta and not every Rasta is a dread!