The dream of !Gubi * Dancing with the san * A return to the roots
I was first introduced To The San or Khoisan in the year 2006 by the white ethnobotanist Michael
Stevens who I work with that year on his
permaculture project in the forest of
north central Florida.
Who relayed a story to me about his travel to Africa living
among them where he contracted a bowel infection from trying some food or bush
medicine, I thought to myself he went among the bushmen trying to be more bush
than them, as that was the type man he was, more black than I was, he always
carried a drum with him, I must say I learned a lot about wild mushrooms that
year spent with Michael.
We had a parting of the ways due to my belief in Anunakki
and space ships…
I had starting communications with the south African Lawyer
Marius Abrahams a Rastafari around the year 2004
A relationship which
is ongoing till this day. it was recently after he formed The Rastafari circle
of Elders and invited me to be a member the
Khoisan was resurrected in my mind and I learned that many of the
Rastafari of South Africa are Khoisan. I also began to notice that my teachings
were very popular among the san Rastafari
and other tribesmen of south Africa, as
I had been teaching for over 30 years in America and the feedback was minimal, 22
years on world wide web. But most of the adherents were at
south Africa and The Cameroon where one PHD student wrote a
paper based on my work, as his thesis, he
relayed a story to me that he met an elder who was baptizing other Rastafari In
my name. it was the first he had heard of me from this mystic Rastafari, this
man has written several Books That referenced
my work etc. so I’m grateful of The Love I have and receive from Africa
daily it is out of respect of the original people of south Africa I make this
video a documentary of sort to help spread their message and to show the fusion
of Rastafari into that movement, this in my mind is the epitome of One Love. Long
live the Khoisan long live the bush man, Ancient Ancestors of The world…
A note on names: The Bushman language Bushmen languages includes a variety of
clicks, which explains the strange characters in their names. The # is an
alveolar click, made by pulling the tip of the tongue down sharply from the
roof of the mouth to make the sound of a popping cork. The ! is a palatal
click, which is a softer version of the alveolar one and made with a flat
tongue. The / is a dental click, which is made by sucking air through the front
teeth and sounds like an English tsk
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