I stumbled across your video on my tv. And was amazed, you guys are just a classical example of how humans should really live.I can feel the genuine vibe in your vocals. makes me feel like I want to be around you guys! Keep up the good work even the colors are uplifting to my spirit .may you live long.
Everything she said about Rasta's educating the world on health or the world on black pride, example, embracing your natural hair and your blackness, I been saying to my students. I grew up in Guyana amongst the Rastafarian community, hands down they're one of the brightest, cleanest and progressive communities in many island nations. They were preaching Italism before America and the world started talking veganism, lifestyles. Love this documentary. She allowed them to speak to their Rastafarian culture and all of what they celebrate all around the topic of food. Make me want to put on some Burning Spear! Smiles I naturally have a deep respect and appreciation for Rastafarian culture.
If more these young people adopt Rastafarian lifestyle or at least the livity the world be a better place but majority of the world is run on Babylon materialism
But your the same person who in another string of comments said that Jamaicans take credit for everything or “over reach” among other statements. Fun fact, Rastafari was started in Jamaica but Guyana, other islands and other people across the world have adapted it. (And that’s awesome, that’s the ultimate goal of Rasta ) But you can’t be an advocate for Rastas and preach hate sis 🤷🏾♀️. Let’s all educate one another on REAL facts and not promote or be apart of hate and problems.
@@brittneyg6656 sure did say, what I said, not taking it back. But, I am not from Jamaica as you know by now, and I know all about Rasta culture so when I talk about Rastafarian culture I am referring to my own experience, and that lends itself to all Rastafarians world wide and indeed Jamaica. Btw some would argue that Rastafarianism was not started in Jamaica, and was actually practiced in midieval times as well. Not sure how true it is but I've seen arguments around it, and they substantiated it with research. Again, not arguing either way, I am not certain. But, the debate is out there.
@@Donnette_BistroLounge_owner check out History 1892...birth of Ras Tafari... then child Lidj Tafari Makonnen.... who is Ras Tafari... plenty to learn...
As a teen i along with my 2 friends used cook Ital sips on Saturdays on an alternate basis. Dried coconut juice is one of the main ingredient in cooking Ital foods. Ital living is very good way of life.😊🇯🇲
You know why they know there role. They follow the Bible they follow the most high thats why they can last long you surprised 😮 because your use the hook up and break tomorrow. We living very ignorant in this society
*Jamaican* culture are trendsetters for the entire world 🌎. *Jamaicans* are the first to open *Juice Bars* and now they're everywhere. *Jamaica* gave the world *Hip Hop* and many other genres and not getting the rightful credit they deserves. *Rastafari* is our future....🤔
Real talk 👍 Heavy-D said that in the 80's I think mtv did Documentary where he said a Jamaican named U-Roy spoke over Song. That was a few years before Hip hop.
@@drewski1441 No it wasn't a few years before *Hip Hop, it was much longer. The first rapper was *Count Machuki* He originated a deejay style in 1954, that was later developed by artists such as U-Roy, and which eventually led to rap. Throughout the 1960's *Count Machuki* and *King Stitt* would dominate *Dancehall* with their rhyming, until *U-Roy* took it to another level from the mid 60's onward. His masterpiece *Wake The Town and tell the people* became the benchmark for what would become *Hip Hop* which was created by *Jamaican-born Clive Kool Herc Campbell* who had migrated to the bronx with his parents. *Kool Herc* father was a sound system operator prior to migrating and from this *Hip Hop* was born. The entire culture of *Hip Hop* came from the *Jamaican Sound System Cultures* which started with *Charlie Wong* sound called *Sébastien* in the mid 1940's. Most of earlier rappers of *Hip Hop* were either *JAMAICAN-BORN* or of *Jamaican parentage* hence the similarities of the genres.....🤔
Nah that's bullshit. Black Americans are the trend setters of the world the most Imitated man also and you can deny it all you want. Just travel the world 🌎 everywhere the youth listen hip hop. dress talk like American black they put a big staple in this world. I never see American black try to imitate Jamaicans they don't even listen to there music. And I'm not black American just incase your wondering
@Dick Woodism I know my self very well sir. I'm not an educated man but I am a wise man. There is a lot of carrbbean influence in the hip hop culture. This is a fact what I'm saying to you is. American blacks are the real originators Hip hip. motown. Soul R&B there culture is very influence through out the world. I'm not ignorant. How I'm I ignorant you said Jamaicans are trend setters of the world. I don't see anyone copying Jamaicans. Only people from other Carribbean countries yes. BA They have there own culture they don't to follow anyone everyone wants to talk walk dress like them period.
this video has truly been refreshing, the people are so full of wisdom and they have challenged and taught me a lot of things i didnt even question before. thank you for showing me this culture and the food that carries so much history. much love from the uk, this is on my place to visit now!
Love it , love it, Love it. What a irie husband and wife. They are so intelligent and knowledgeable. I can just imagine how good the food must taste. I hope this video will inspire millions of people to change their eating habits. Natural food is the way. Thank you iris 👏👏👏👏👍👍👍
I'm in love with this king and queen. They compliment each other perfectly. They have inspired me to take a serious look at my own life style as a city dweller. More love, more life , more livety. In closing, I can't understand the thumbs down, what is that for.
😁😁😁😁🇯🇲 we are full of humor. We make up our own names. We have nicknames for our children too. Jamaican government needs to implement the rastafarian model in government. Rastafarians don't commit crimes either. The most peaceful people in Jamaica along with maroons.
I love how they explained how they work so well together as a couple and business partners they basically described the harmony and balance of their own inner harmony of feminine and masculine energies they exude individually and between them such a perfect example of what a divine ordained relationship looks like so inspiring. I appreciated this presentation from beginning to end. 🙏🏾❤️
Irie, I know you are not a Jamaican, but you taught us so much about our own Country, Culture and Laws, I really appreciate your work, you are a blessing and a true JAMAICAN. Nuff Respect sister.
☝🏼 how in Any way can she be considered a "true Jamaican" when she didn't even know who garvey was. She's not teaching in this video she's being taught
I'm speechless. I don't even know what to say! Irina, this has got to be your BEST video to date! You have taught us and shown us things about Jamaica that we've never heard before, never even knew existed! I've known about Rastas, seen them here and there, but never met or knew one before. So my knowledge of all things Rastafarian is admittedly based on the prejudice passed down in my family. Thank you for this very important lesson!! I wonder if the Jamaica Tourist Board's aware of this channel? They need to make you a Tourist Ambassador for Jamaica, because you've educated Jamaicans as well as the world about Jamaica, more than the JTB has ever done over their lifespan. This is serious, I think we really need to make the relevant ministry aware of all the work you do on behalf of Jamaica. This is better than advertising - it's EDUCATION!
Yes and they need to recognize that rastafarians don't commit crimes. Nobody every talked about that but as a child I was taught to be afraid of them but I knew better I observed people and realised it was a lie and I should be afraid of the people who were spreading lies on rastafarians.
@@eileenwatt8283 You need to stop it. Everybody commits crime. And many people who commit crime in Jamaica call themselves Rastas. I know you would say those are not Rastas, but who are you to say they are not Rastas? Blessings, though
@@decijohn6855 Define rastafarian as you know them. I bet we have 2 different definition. There are people who claim to be rastafarians because they have dread locks and smoke weed and walk around saying "jah rastafari" yet they eat meat that's a fashionable rasta. I'm talking spiritual rastafarians who mind their own business and not committing crime. They are in the mountains chilling off their land, planting their crops , being self sufficient, not chasing material wealth and respecting woman. They may have couple but they not mistreating them or killing people. They are rational thinkers not hot headed like the criminals who can't resolve conflicts except with weapons.
@@eileenwatt8283 So define Christianity, or any other religions. In every religion, or organizations you will find people in that religion or organization who are deviants, but they are still rastas. And it is no different in Rastafariandom. You are probably a young person, but believe me, your attempt to define Rastafarianisim is no different from those who were around in the sixties and seventies. The truth is that no one knows what is Rastafarianism. Where is the Rasta text? The people who conjured up the idea of rastaism didn't write down anything as to what rasta is. Some even say Haile Selassie of Ethiopia is God. Haile Selassie told rastas that he is not God, he even said that Jesus Christ of Nazareth is his God. So don't bother to talk about definition, because nobody knows what is Rastafarianism. Blessings anyway
Just before I left Jamaica I used to have my lunch at this place daily. When l told him I was migrating ( with a heavy heart) he gave me a calabash and told me to travel with it for remembrance . I spend about 2 months in Manchester before l left and forgot to take my calabash 😔. I look forward to returning to jamaica soon and this place is going be one of my first places to eat. Glad they are still around....good food
Man Irina, it does not matter what subject matter you cover, always so very interesting and educational...and of course, very enjoyable to watch. I love how you let the people with the knowledge do the talking.
The fruit is sometimes called an avocado pear or alligator pear (due to its shape and the rough green skin of some cultivars). The Aztecs called it the fertility fruit. Legend has it that an early English description of “avocado” called it the “avogado pear,” leading to the misunderstanding of “alligator pear.” The fact that the shell of the fruit looks vaguely crocodilian doesn't hurt. Jamaicans cut in short and say pear. Source : en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Avocado
Make me want to return to Jamaica right NOW!! I like the love, beauty and unity of this amazing couple. Blessings my Bredren and Sistrine, Nuff Respect!!
Great work as usual, We are blessed that you chose Jamaica as your new home. You are the right person that was needed to fill this void of positive, inspirational and uplifting knowledge of Jamaica. You my friend are teaching Jamaicans abroad and in Jamaica about the beautiful things and people our likkle Island produces. Nuff Respect to you and your family, Irina.
She dweet again Irena a teach me again🎵🎵This is great 1 more place on my list to visit!!! I will share this within my circle!!! Thanks Irena.... Jah Rastafari
Beautiful and educational vibration, healthy lifestyle. Great natural liviity Great concept of happiness Healing process for the world Now is the time to get back to nature, by following the wise ones. God bless them always with long life good health and prosperity. Glory hallelujah selah.
I love how they explained how they work so well together as a couple and business partners they basically described the harmony and balance of their own inner harmony of feminine and masculine energies they exude individually and between them such a perfect example I appreciated this presentation 🙏🏾❤️
Beautiful empowerment.Natural mystic.Edenic creativity and livity .May the Emperor of righteousness and goodness The king of kings and Lord of Lords the conquering Lion of the Tribe of Judah bless you and your Ministry of healing Forever
Journalism at the cusp on the norm lifestyle habits of Jamaica is SIGNIFICANTLY PROMOTING MOVING towards health and wellbeing… significantly more awareness on the impact of shifting from an impoverished struggle and now welcoming an evolving consciousness. Thank you for documenting.
Their message of self-sufficiency and peace and entrepreneurship is so lacking in the USA right now. I wish more young people could hear this message and be inspired by beautiful, kind people like this couple. This was wonderful-thank you! I want to meet them and eat the food, it looks amazing and I’m not vegan in any way.
I'm not rastafarian but grew up eating like that because it was accessible in our backyard. It was considered "poor people food". I Instill eat that way. How wrong people were.
I remained glued to this story from beginning to end. It was not only educational but also inspiring . kudos to the couple and you asking all the right questions. Best wishes to all. Thanks.
The entire presentation reminded me of our life in India. Vegetarian cooking, the spiritual meaning of life, spices used, even the kitchen, their clothing, sense of humor, name of the restaurant - thank you for this...
I enjoyed this documentary very informative.I believe that we got it correct it's name is pear NOT avocado. The origin is from Carribean and Africa, when I moved to the UK in 96 at age 12 a lot of these food was not sold in the supermarket only sold in the markets in Peckham or Brixton and other areas where minorities lives. Lots of the food I see now in the big shops was not so popular back then 15 years ago people are gaining knowledge they realise that these foods is healthy. I don’t trust the 🥑 they sell in the supermarkets it looks like they grown them in a lab.
Great documentary ras always deliver when every you call could not make u flim.one meal when we been waiting years to teach through your social media. When great opportunity comes our way we rise to.the occasion more.life.to.u irie
Thank you Irina for showing us the many facets of Jamaica.... for taking us on us on your journey as you 3xplore and learn more about this beloved island a few lucky ones can call home.
Love this couple, they are very articulate fun loving, joyful and eminate Rasta in a positive light. They truly represent there business I wish them only success and abundance.💚💛❤🙏🏽
Lovely informative video. Irina, great work, great video, good you laid the foundation and did all the research for this great knowledgeable, informative video, two lovely Rastas, working hard and very articulate in giving us all great info! I love Rasta spirituality, pure, Lovely, Essence and spirit - we learn so much from Rasta's, they are like a Powerful beacon of Light On Earth!!
The Rastafarian has been educating the world about organic and the natural way of life for ages.Thanks for this video.Jah bless.
TRUE BUT THEM NEVER WANT TO LISTEN
@@africarain8294 exactly....so many do not hear the words of the rastaman...
FACT BLESS up ❤💛💚
@@africarain8294 k
I stumbled across your video on my tv. And was amazed, you guys are just a classical example of how humans should really live.I can feel the genuine vibe in your vocals. makes me feel like I want to be around you guys! Keep up the good work even the colors are uplifting to my spirit .may you live long.
I could listen to this rasta lady speak all day. She should be a teacher. Her and her king is just so calming
I LOVE THIS RASTAFARI COUPLE MY SISTA IS SOOO ARTICULATE LOVE LOVE LOVE THIS SHOW AND YES SHE SHOULD HAVE A RUclips CHANNEL AND TEACH!!!
This is, hands down, one of the best documentaries I have ever watched.
Everything she said about Rasta's educating the world on health or the world on black pride, example, embracing your natural hair and your blackness, I been saying to my students. I grew up in Guyana amongst the Rastafarian community, hands down they're one of the brightest, cleanest and progressive communities in many island nations. They were preaching Italism before America and the world started talking veganism, lifestyles. Love this documentary. She allowed them to speak to their Rastafarian culture and all of what they celebrate all around the topic of food. Make me want to put on some Burning Spear! Smiles
I naturally have a deep respect and appreciation for Rastafarian culture.
If more these young people adopt Rastafarian lifestyle or at least the livity the world be a better place but majority of the world is run on Babylon materialism
But your the same person who in another string of comments said that Jamaicans take credit for everything or “over reach” among other statements. Fun fact, Rastafari was started in Jamaica but Guyana, other islands and other people across the world have adapted it. (And that’s awesome, that’s the ultimate goal of Rasta ) But you can’t be an advocate for Rastas and preach hate sis 🤷🏾♀️. Let’s all educate one another on REAL facts and not promote or be apart of hate and problems.
@@brittneyg6656 sure did say, what I said, not taking it back. But, I am not from Jamaica as you know by now, and I know all about Rasta culture so when I talk about Rastafarian culture I am referring to my own experience, and that lends itself to all Rastafarians world wide and indeed Jamaica. Btw some would argue that Rastafarianism was not started in Jamaica, and was actually practiced in midieval times as well. Not sure how true it is but I've seen arguments around it, and they substantiated it with research. Again, not arguing either way, I am not certain. But, the debate is out there.
@@Donnette_BistroLounge_owner check out History 1892...birth of Ras Tafari... then child Lidj Tafari Makonnen.... who is Ras Tafari... plenty to learn...
this warrior and I went school together , high school. St Catherine high.
Bless up ibby. Ital is VITAL.
INTELLIGENT.. ENTERTAINING.. EDUCATIONAL.. INSPIRATIONAL.. THIS VIDEO WAS.. IRIE..👏🏿👏🏿👍🏿😎🇯🇲
The Iriest video ever!
Excellent Irie. Thanks for teaching and sharing 😀
Fi real iyah...smiling while watching..good vibes..
Very intelligent brother and sister!
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As a teen i along with my 2 friends used cook Ital sips on Saturdays on an alternate basis. Dried coconut juice is one of the main ingredient in cooking Ital foods. Ital living is very good way of life.😊🇯🇲
20 years of marriage amazing.
You know why they know there role. They follow the Bible they follow the most high thats why they can last long you surprised 😮 because your use the hook up and break tomorrow. We living very ignorant in this society
Second one. One love from Wyoming. From a mexican/jamaican family 😘
YOU NEED TO WORK IN OUR TOURIST SECTOR.
YOU SHOW JAMAICA IN THE REAL POSITIVE LIGHT
*Jamaican* culture are trendsetters for the entire world 🌎.
*Jamaicans* are the first to open *Juice Bars* and now they're everywhere.
*Jamaica* gave the world *Hip Hop* and many other genres and not getting the rightful credit they deserves.
*Rastafari* is our future....🤔
Real talk 👍 Heavy-D said that in the 80's I think mtv did Documentary where he said a Jamaican named U-Roy spoke over Song. That was a few years before Hip hop.
@@drewski1441 No it wasn't a few years before *Hip Hop, it was much longer.
The first rapper was *Count Machuki* He originated a deejay style in 1954, that was later developed by artists such as U-Roy, and which eventually led to rap.
Throughout the 1960's *Count Machuki* and *King Stitt* would dominate *Dancehall* with their rhyming, until *U-Roy* took it to another level from the mid 60's onward. His masterpiece *Wake The Town and tell the people* became the benchmark for what would become *Hip Hop* which was created by *Jamaican-born Clive Kool Herc Campbell* who had migrated to the bronx with his parents. *Kool Herc* father was a sound system operator prior to migrating and from this *Hip Hop* was born. The entire culture of *Hip Hop* came from the *Jamaican Sound System Cultures* which started with *Charlie Wong* sound called *Sébastien* in the mid 1940's.
Most of earlier rappers of *Hip Hop* were either *JAMAICAN-BORN* or of *Jamaican parentage* hence the similarities of the genres.....🤔
@@kingnaldo4058 okay my historian. I hope a you tube vloger inview you. It's important to have this in record.
Nah that's bullshit. Black Americans are the trend setters of the world the most Imitated man also and you can deny it all you want. Just travel the world 🌎 everywhere the youth listen hip hop. dress talk like American black they put a big staple in this world. I never see American black try to imitate Jamaicans they don't even listen to there music. And I'm not black American just incase your wondering
@Dick Woodism I know my self very well sir. I'm not an educated man but I am a wise man. There is a lot of carrbbean influence in the hip hop culture. This is a fact what I'm saying to you is. American blacks are the real originators Hip hip. motown. Soul R&B there culture is very influence through out the world. I'm not ignorant. How I'm I ignorant you said Jamaicans are trend setters of the world. I don't see anyone copying Jamaicans. Only people from other Carribbean countries yes. BA They have there own culture they don't to follow anyone everyone wants to talk walk dress like them period.
this video has truly been refreshing, the people are so full of wisdom and they have challenged and taught me a lot of things i didnt even question before. thank you for showing me this culture and the food that carries so much history. much love from the uk, this is on my place to visit now!
They are so intellectually inclined i need to give them a visit love the energy they are generating 💪🏾🙏🏿🇯🇲
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The Rastas were right all along.
What a beautiful couple. Jah know. They are blessed. She is dynamic. They compliment each other perfectly. What a Divine union.. loved this
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JahJah blesses us with these fruits from the natural earth for our body🍆🍒🍇🍊🍋
Love it , love it, Love it. What a irie husband and wife. They are so intelligent and knowledgeable. I can just imagine how good the food must taste. I hope this video will inspire millions of people to change their eating habits. Natural food is the way. Thank you iris 👏👏👏👏👍👍👍
I’m new into the ital lifestyle, I love it and sticking to it. Thank you Kwesi Boat for sharing your world
This woman is woke n intelligent u inspire me to be vegan
I'm in love with this king and queen. They compliment each other perfectly. They have inspired me to take a serious look at my own life style as a city dweller. More love, more life , more livety.
In closing, I can't understand the thumbs down, what is that for.
I love this documentary, this couple is a gift to Earth. Eat clean and connect with yourself spiritually!!
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😁😁😁😁🇯🇲 we are full of humor. We make up our own names. We have nicknames for our children too. Jamaican government needs to implement the rastafarian model in government. Rastafarians don't commit crimes either. The most peaceful people in Jamaica along with maroons.
Bless up everyone, especially our beautiful sista Irina🙏🙏
Yes,I have always loved my Sweet Island Home Jamaica 🇯🇲and now Irene has been giving me more reasons to fall in love with Jamaica
I love how they explained how they work so well together as a couple and business partners they basically described the harmony and balance of their own inner harmony of feminine and masculine energies they exude individually and between them such a perfect example of what a divine ordained relationship looks like so inspiring. I appreciated this presentation from beginning to end. 🙏🏾❤️
Irie, I know you are not a Jamaican, but you taught us so much about our own Country, Culture and Laws, I really appreciate your work, you are a blessing and a true JAMAICAN. Nuff Respect sister.
So true
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☝🏼 how in Any way can she be considered a "true Jamaican" when she didn't even know who garvey was. She's not teaching in this video she's being taught
@@bishyeahbish3758she has taught many of us Jamaicans about aspects of our culture. Fir that I am grateful.
I would LOVE TO SEE THEM START A UTUBE CHANNEL! They have SO MUCH BEAUTIFUL KNOWLEDGE TO SHARE! PLEASE TELL THEM! ❤❤❤
Once again Irene went where most won’t go🙏🏾 thanks again🌹
I'm speechless. I don't even know what to say! Irina, this has got to be your BEST video to date! You have taught us and shown us things about Jamaica that we've never heard before, never even knew existed!
I've known about Rastas, seen them here and there, but never met or knew one before. So my knowledge of all things Rastafarian is admittedly based on the prejudice passed down in my family. Thank you for this very important lesson!!
I wonder if the Jamaica Tourist Board's aware of this channel? They need to make you a Tourist Ambassador for Jamaica, because you've educated Jamaicans as well as the world about Jamaica, more than the JTB has ever done over their lifespan. This is serious, I think we really need to make the relevant ministry aware of all the work you do on behalf of Jamaica. This is better than advertising - it's EDUCATION!
Yes and they need to recognize that rastafarians don't commit crimes. Nobody every talked about that but as a child I was taught to be afraid of them but I knew better I observed people and realised it was a lie and I should be afraid of the people who were spreading lies on rastafarians.
@@eileenwatt8283 Rastafari...tru tru... it is a shame our people never see the truth...
@@eileenwatt8283 You need to stop it. Everybody commits crime. And many people who commit crime in Jamaica call themselves Rastas. I know you would say those are not Rastas, but who are you to say they are not Rastas? Blessings, though
@@decijohn6855 Define rastafarian as you know them. I bet we have 2 different definition. There are people who claim to be rastafarians because they have dread locks and smoke weed and walk around saying "jah rastafari" yet they eat meat that's a fashionable rasta. I'm talking spiritual rastafarians who mind their own business and not committing crime. They are in the mountains chilling off their land, planting their crops , being self sufficient, not chasing material wealth and respecting woman. They may have couple but they not mistreating them or killing people. They are rational thinkers not hot headed like the criminals who can't resolve conflicts except with weapons.
@@eileenwatt8283 So define Christianity, or any other religions. In every religion, or organizations you will find people in that religion or organization who are deviants, but they are still rastas. And it is no different in Rastafariandom. You are probably a young person, but believe me, your attempt to define Rastafarianisim is no different from those who were around in the sixties and seventies. The truth is that no one knows what is Rastafarianism. Where is the Rasta text? The people who conjured up the idea of rastaism didn't write down anything as to what rasta is. Some even say Haile Selassie of Ethiopia is God. Haile Selassie told rastas that he is not God, he even said that Jesus Christ of Nazareth is his God. So don't bother to talk about definition, because nobody knows what is Rastafarianism. Blessings anyway
Congratulation on your first documentary here at home
Blessed love Rasta
Beautiful couple!!! More and more people are moving in this direction. Let’s get back to nature!! It is our wealth!
If only these beautiful folks could run the world it’ll definitely be a better place
What an AMAZING Closing by these two AWESOME People. Excellent Documentary
Real levity and empowerment
That was exceptional. Beautiful couple. Loved the background music.😎🇯🇲
You are a Queen my sister. Truer words have not been spoken. Charisma and intelligence.
best documentary i've seen in a while, whole heap a conciousness in a nutsell focused on the right subjects
I never new that Rastafarians were ancient christians. This is new to me. Thank you!
Just before I left Jamaica I used to have my lunch at this place daily. When l told him I was migrating ( with a heavy heart) he gave me a calabash and told me to travel with it for remembrance . I spend about 2 months in Manchester before l left and forgot to take my calabash 😔.
I look forward to returning to jamaica soon and this place is going be one of my first places to eat. Glad they are still around....good food
I hope you get to stay in Jamaica as long as every we love you all ways big up
I am inspired beyond words people spread the word
Great job Irina. Would love to see another on the maroon villages and history on Nanny.🙏🏽🇨🇦🇯🇲
That is a part of Jamaica culture Irie
We can tell they understand each other and love each other very nice
Yes very beautiful...this is how Rastafari live... I give thanks for I kingman...same beautiful vibrations..harmony..togetherness...love and nature...
🇯🇲 Goes to show, if one is intelligent but impatient & intolerant it limits growth & harmony.
Man Irina, it does not matter what subject matter you cover, always so very interesting and educational...and of course, very enjoyable to watch. I love how you let the people with the knowledge do the talking.
Yes, thats so treu. I love her video's.
The fruit is sometimes called an avocado pear or alligator pear (due to its shape and the rough green skin of some cultivars).
The Aztecs called it the fertility fruit. Legend has it that an early English description of “avocado” called it the “avogado pear,” leading to the misunderstanding of “alligator pear.” The fact that the shell of the fruit looks vaguely crocodilian doesn't hurt.
Jamaicans cut in short and say pear.
Source : en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Avocado
Check out Jah9 song 'Avocado' on you tube.
What a wonderful intelligent couple! Thanks Irene for sharing their story.
Amazing and educational. Much blessings from Canada 🇨🇦
Make me want to return to Jamaica right NOW!!
I like the love, beauty and unity of this amazing couple. Blessings my Bredren and Sistrine, Nuff Respect!!
You did it again! Astounding!!!!!!
Good intelligent and strong reasoning from the Rastafarian lady .
Great work as usual, We are blessed that you chose Jamaica as your new home. You are the right person that was needed to fill this void of positive, inspirational and uplifting knowledge
of Jamaica. You my friend are teaching Jamaicans abroad and in Jamaica about the beautiful things and people our likkle Island produces. Nuff Respect to you and your family, Irina.
She dweet again Irena a teach me again🎵🎵This is great 1 more place on my list to visit!!! I will share this within my circle!!! Thanks Irena.... Jah Rastafari
Enjoyed every moment of this video. 🙏🏾🙏🏾💕💕🇯🇲🇬🇧
I love these Italists...... I learned so much..
I am so impressed.....Irena thank you for sharing
This video is LIT🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Greetings from the hills of Portugal, Guive thanks for the livity that u share, heart of love.
Beautiful and educational vibration, healthy lifestyle.
Great natural liviity
Great concept of happiness
Healing process for the world
Now is the time to get back to nature, by following the wise ones. God bless them always with long life good health and prosperity. Glory hallelujah selah.
I love that they was wearing clothes from Eritrea 🇪🇷 and Ethiopian 🇪🇹 ❤️
It is beautiful to see and sis looks beautiful in it. Love from the motherland 🇪🇷
Lovely couple congratulations 20 years tears of joy came to my eyes
One Love! Excellent master class Irina!
¨live close to nature and nature will never live you´
I truly enjoyed watching this. Biggup Ibby and Keteis ❤️✨
I love this....Thank you Irie! They are two beautiful souls. I can not wait to go to Jamaica to visit their restaurant.
Miss my country. Vegan living in NYC is hard
I love how they explained how they work so well together as a couple and business partners they basically described the harmony and balance of their own inner harmony of feminine and masculine energies they exude individually and between them such a perfect example I appreciated this presentation 🙏🏾❤️
What a couple❤. Truly inspiring.....
Wowwww they compliment each other.
Beautiful empowerment.Natural mystic.Edenic creativity and livity .May the Emperor of righteousness and goodness The king of kings and Lord of Lords the conquering Lion of the Tribe of Judah bless you and your Ministry of healing Forever
Real thing family... blessings blessings every time 🇯🇲🔊🔊🇯🇲
So this Rasta Empress is a Great Singer as well. Searched and found her by the name keteis.. lovely voice
The rastas shall inherit the world
Journalism at the cusp on the norm lifestyle habits of Jamaica is SIGNIFICANTLY PROMOTING MOVING towards health and wellbeing… significantly more awareness on the impact of shifting from an impoverished struggle and now welcoming an evolving consciousness. Thank you for documenting.
ICYMI: she said the stone that the builder refused, has now become the cornerstone! Preach, my sister 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Strength for today and bright hope for tomorrow. KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK .I LOVE YOUR CHANNEL.GOD BLESS YOU ALL🙏///.........
Hi Irina, Wow this documentary was very inspirational and educational, Bless!
Their message of self-sufficiency and peace and entrepreneurship is so lacking in the USA right now. I wish more young people could hear this message and be inspired by beautiful, kind people like this couple. This was wonderful-thank you! I want to meet them and eat the food, it looks amazing and I’m not vegan in any way.
Next visit to JA I have to visit this restaurant. One of the best videos I have watched period. I learned so much.
😊🇯🇲wasn't expecting a video like this
I'm not rastafarian but grew up eating like that because it was accessible in our backyard. It was considered "poor people food". I Instill eat that way. How wrong people were.
And yet "poor people food" becomes popular or even trendy :-)
Excellent documentary!!
And you people speak so well I understood everything you said even some of the password I really like you guys much success big oh God bless
Love the song played half way through the documentary.
I enjoyed every moment of this video . Such a beautiful Rastafarian Couple. I love their Energy.❤️
Oh Wow...just saw my name in the "Special Thanks". I was NOT expecting that. You are Very Welcome Irina. And THANKS for the "Shout Out"
I remained glued to this story from beginning to end. It was not only educational but also inspiring . kudos to the couple and you asking all the right questions. Best wishes to all. Thanks.
The entire presentation reminded me of our life in India. Vegetarian cooking, the spiritual meaning of life, spices used, even the kitchen, their clothing, sense of humor, name of the restaurant - thank you for this...
Yes for sure!! It reminds me of our Nile Valley home and life ways.
Very informative love how they speak fluently and can see they are well educated on their trade
I enjoyed this documentary very informative.I believe that we got it correct it's name is pear NOT avocado. The origin is from Carribean and Africa, when I moved to the UK in 96 at age 12 a lot of these food was not sold in the supermarket only sold in the markets in Peckham or Brixton and other areas where minorities lives. Lots of the food I see now in the big shops was not so popular back then 15 years ago people are gaining knowledge they realise that these foods is healthy. I don’t trust the 🥑 they sell in the supermarkets it looks like they grown them in a lab.
Agree because others might call things a different name doesn’t mean that they right ! 👍🏿
Very uplifting! Thank you Irina!
Lady Jamaica Tourist Board owes you...fi real!!! Love yu ting
thumbs down for anyone not liking this video, the image is consistent with the reality of the livity. HAILE JAH!!
Thanks Irie very informative.👍🏼👍🏼🇬🇧🇯🇲
I love what she said about uptown downtown is a mental state
Great documentary ras always deliver when every you call could not make u flim.one meal when we been waiting years to teach through your social media. When great opportunity comes our way we rise to.the occasion more.life.to.u irie
One Love ❤️ Love this video!
Thank you Irina for showing us the many facets of Jamaica.... for taking us on us on your journey as you 3xplore and learn more about this beloved island a few lucky ones can call home.
Love this couple, they are very articulate fun loving, joyful and eminate Rasta in a positive light. They truly represent there business I wish them only success and abundance.💚💛❤🙏🏽
Lovely informative video. Irina, great work, great video, good you laid the foundation and did all the research for this great knowledgeable, informative video, two lovely Rastas, working hard and very articulate in giving us all great info!
I love Rasta spirituality, pure, Lovely, Essence and spirit - we learn so much from Rasta's, they are like a Powerful beacon of Light On Earth!!
this lady needs her own channel, would be very interesting
I was in Jamaica 3 times in the last 4 months...must hit you up next time for some ital stew and ital ackee