Vegangelisten Nat

🌱 When People Call You a “Junkie” — Medical Cannabis Use When people call you a junkie because you believe in plant food and medicine 🌱😂 — I can’t even be hurt by it anymore. While they eat dead flesh, pop real synthetic pharmakia /drugs, drink alcohol every day, do cocaine, or just smoke cigarettes (which I don’t even do), and you can drink or eat cannabis… I’m not out there on the internet calling people drug addicts, even if they are. Because I know they are often hurt and broken people who need help, not judgment. It’s okay — we can’t help everyone. I don’t even speak to some of my own family members anymore because I can’t handle how drug addiction slowly takes over their soul and hurts themselves and everybody around them — way too often. But calling me a drug addict? That’s a bad joke — or just plain lies. Look in the mirror before you point fingers. I ran away from home at 13 partly because I wanted to escape my mom’s drug addiction and constan...

For some, dreadlocks are a fashion statement. For me, they are a spiritual call — a call from Yah, the Most High, to walk a path of nonviolence, to reject shedding blood, and to embrace freedom. My dreads are not just hair; they are a sign of my connection to nature, to Yah’s creation, to living without harming. They remind me that true strength is found not in violence, but in faith and integrity. Reggae music speaks to my soul. Its rhythms carry the message of liberation, of rising above Babylon’s oppression, of connecting with the Most High. It’s a reminder of the power of love, unity, and truth. I feel the presence of Yah in those melodies, calling me to remember who I am and what I stand for. I met Jesus, and I believe He was not the pale, blue-eyed man that many portray. He was at least of mixed skin, a reflection of all our shades, a man of the Middle East, a man of the oppressed. He came to set captives free and open the eyes of the blind (Luke 4:18). I am open to...