SunShine A Time in Jamaica

     There was a time in our sunshiny island jamaica long before the arrival of      Columbus there  was a people much more older,indegenous and much more endemic to the region  once known as Xamaicana now known as 'Yard'or Jamaica.  Historical data as proven that these people occupied, resided in, owns, developed and lived in Jamaica long long before Columbus and the Spanish and British insurgence, occupation and genocide of these people. They lived here before the Taino People who Speaks the native indegenous Awaraki language. These people were known as the Siboney(Ciboney) people.There lineage traced back to the original Alkiboulite Ethiopic Hebrew Ashanti people.Hence the terms Ashanti Maumau and Ashanti Baba .Our oral Traditional griot preserved a much more indegenous original,authentic, and truthful history preserved  in the museum of truth. These Troglodyte Hebrew Ashanti people were also known as the rockdwellers. As they used to live in natural and man made caves.In the rugged outback of the  most,hilly,fertile, moutainous parts of the islands of Jamaica, Haiti and Cuba. The practices of these missed called Jamaican maroon people suggested that the people they referred to as the so called maroon people are these people. Sunshiny a time in Jamaica it was as these people were more indegenous and spiritually connected to that part of the earth they resides in. The practices of the maroon people,the revival people,The Kumina people and plot 60 now called Rastafarians reflected the tenets, practices and customs of these original Troglodyte Hebrew Ashantis as I pointed out in my Videodocuaudio Book Series Maroon Book Of Eulogies .. Anthropological studies of Jamaica   and it's original maroon people reveals that the  rastafarian movements reflect the sum total of the roots and cultural livity of these four groups of people mentioned earlier in this article. But it also suggested that there religious practices ,cultural customs,dressings attirements and apparels, there nutrional intakes, medicinal practices,Spices, habitual  day to day customs,dreadlocks hairstyle among other clear evidences, reveals that the Ciboney People Are still alive and well in jamaica . Clinton v. Black in  is book History of Jamaica made mention of  these people . Both our oral traditional and documented history clearly reveals that it is not only the Rastafarian group in Jamaica,who can traced there lineage to these Ciboney (Siboney) people but a lion sum of the populace of Jamaica and the Caribbean islands of Haiti and cuba actually has blood connection to these people. The cultural practices of the  modern population of these three islands clearly reflects their ancient practices and customs in many ways. From there religious, Agricultural, musical practices to the baking of the cassava bammy  without yeast, reminiscent of the Ancient Hebrew Ashanti Kushite's unleven bread. The Jamaican society ,accept it or not, practice marrying to their distant relatives,this is clearly another one of the principle we adopted from these  ancient Hebrew Ashanti Israelites. Our patois language as  a strong dose of Twi,Swahili,and  Amahric.For example the  Jamaican colloquial term dibi-dibi,is from the Amahric word debe which means to tear down or destroy. Several of our names of people and places also identifies with this ancient rootical people. Names like Jericho ,Samaria ,Salem and Johannes are but few other clear evidence that our lineage traced back to these original people. Our folklore such as Breda Anasi and breda Tacuma, our musics,dances,ways of worship and herbal medicinal reglious practices are some other clear cut and outstanding evidences of Hebrew Ashanti cultural Renaissance and retention. The practices of kumina ,Myalism, revivalism, Harvest celebrations and maroon celebration of Ethiopian Christmas on January 06 set the icing on the cake.Sunshiny a time it is in Jamaica when this truth ,preserved so long in the museum of  truth becomes public.what do you think.  Written by Fabian Stennett©2022 email. fabianstennett@gmail.com..