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"Jah Way" comes with familiar Rastafarian themes of spirituality and awakening consciousness. It also draws on the author's penchant for motivational pieces. In this vein, it encourages positive self-esteem and personal productivity. It advocates strengthening of spirituality for personal redemption and salvation.
The book concerns itself very much with the plight of the oppressed and measures necessary for redemption. It particularly tends to the struggles of Rastafari in an alien and antagonistic world. It further considers Africa and the children of Africa, their status, and their future. It foresees and devotes itself to the concept of African unity and the coming together of the African diaspora to address issues affecting it.
"Jah Way" sees the value of embracing faith collectively and personally as a way towards societal development and individual growth. It supports purity of thought and action, the fight against moral degeneracy, and the relevance of continued focus on the highest virtues. The book conditions the mind in the most positive ways.
"Jah Way" warns against decay in values apparent in modern society. It predicts the consequences of it. But it also finds hope in steering the populace towards a better spiritual disposition. This will constitute society's saving grace.
While "Jah Way" appeals to the world at large, it is being projected through the ethos of Rastafari. Although Rastafari represents a diverse body with various views, some commonalities exist. The book hails itself as exuding those features in its reckoning of self and society. "Jah Way" is a book for all people of all walks of life. Whether in agreement or not, all can be stimulated to thought by the material presented. Even those that disagree can at least appreciate its poetry and artistry. For those who do subscribe to much of its content, they'll find powerful support for their positions.
