Prof-I 'Use Your Two Ears More Than You Use Your One Mouth'

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• Rasta elder explaining...
Here is a 'unrelased' clip of a reasoning we did with Prof-I in January 2017 at his Nyahbinghi Center in Ocho Rios, Jamaica.
In this clip Prof-I warns against the mindless consumption of music that promotes sex, violence, and drugs.
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I’m falling in love with this channel. I’m a whole Muslim, but every time I come to this channel and watch a video it mostly enforces things I’ve been taught.

[@humblemuzik]

Blessings brother. We are not as separated as they make us out to be. One love 🙏🏾

[@DjFled]

“Use your two ears more than you use your one mouth” - Wise Man is better than silver and gold.

[@RahRoots777]

Wisdom*

[@earthrider700]

Failure to listen is one of the human flaws. We must never think of ourselves as wise. Mind your own thoughts and questions. Action teaches. ✌

[@maroonedwarrior910]

True.. who can’t hear will feel.. listen and u will learn so learn to listen. kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y3eunJ2Lob2JjdU

[@earthrider700]

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[@marciabernard3820]

So true..his skin is so pretty..black people wake up

[@dcharles131]

The great wisdom of Prof I. GENIUS.

[@3sotericcompassionist1976]

The words/lyrics are what enhance the frequency & vibration of the riddim the lyrics if positive connects us to all hearts, it creates ripples through the Earth, everything we do creates an equal balance based on the energy, frequency and vibration that we carry and give out. So what we do say and feel/intend/project effects not only our own life but the whole UNIVERSE one big living organism.

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Real talk..kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y3eunJ2Lob2JjdU

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True dat mi bredda... B1

[@steventheweaver]

Give thanks elder Prof-I fi share ya wisdom pon this web a trickery, wi haffi say kontious inna modern day, it important fi rastafari people to stay connected wid di elder dem inna Jamaica caw wi thirsty fi kno di truth!

[@maximmcpherson349]

Them know what the music is saying them just dont care 😌😏

[@TaylerSpliff]

My grandfather used to us, "God gave us two ears, two eyes, and one mouth...to be used in that order." Wisdom.

[@RootsahdiRoots]

Peace. Listen and silent are spelled with the same letters. Think about it.

[@livefxevoteam1]

REAL REAL REAL REAL REAL TALK HIM A TALK

[@seanregehr4921]

There is a reason some forms of music obscure the lyrics. Prof-I made a strong a valid point. It is much like subliminal messaging, which is present enough to work but not emphasized. It become the still small voice of reason in your head hours later when it is quiet.

[@bellaperry9962]

I can't even focus on the message because I'm focusing on his glowing skin 💥✨️💥

[@sugerlipsxjamiewright4170]

It having the intelligence too understanding the lyrical content and sense to know that they talk slackness and derogatory words because sadly this is what they are told what they have learned to tolerate! But expression in a whole sense is vital and I think most importantly should be encouraged for Only in the gaining of knowledge and self awareness one is able to see the true strength of the words used .in turn becoming more lyrically aware . In a greater sense.

[@tuglee6905]

Rasta you are talking the truth reggae music is different from dance is for comercial is base on ridim reggea music is about the culture of jahmacians and there struggling not about fiction. Fiction what the produccer want to sell the lies disrespect of each other it's very hard to sell the truth because opened your eyes about what going on in the fiction world of music thank very much my brother rasta fari

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Gratitude 🙏🏾

[@raynita27]

THE BEST MESSAGE ❤️🙏🏽

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love listening to this great master teacher

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Dancehall a.k.a Dancefall...!!! ⚡⚡⚡🔥🔥🔥

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Great Man🏆🏆🏆

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Channel got me hooked! Keep it up ✊🏾

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Where can we find prof-I in Jamaica? Would love to meet this wise man in person

[@thisrandomvoice3214]

He's a Wise man, words are spells, that's why they calling it spelling, and why you use cursive, curses and spells man, the words go in your ears and infect your mind, positive in positive one, One Love.

[@lorrettaholder1394]

Glad to see prof-i I was wondering if he was still around

[@jahservantgad9042]

GREETINGS blessed Sunrise 🌞. Yeah Man reggae artists became corrupted by the Rich and powerful oppressors.

[@RasDawa]

Dancehall must come back to a positive message overall. Raspec.

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Gratitude King 👑

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Always constructive reasoning. Bless 👊🏾

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[@Nkosi766]

The Icient of days. One of the most rational Rasta man in Jamaica. However he forgot to mention that it was the great Garnet Silk that return reggae to forefront. Actually it was Black Uhuru’s solidarity that set the precedent. First ever Grammy award reggae winner.

[@annaniki9649]

what you talking about he is speaking as a man on the ground we live it not outsiders this is not about grammy this is about the music scene in jamaica

[@Nkosi766]

@@annaniki9649 , if you think my comment is about the Grammy, you’re lacking reading and comprehension skills.

[@ychanan36]

Luke 1 kjv King James Version 68 Blessed be the Lord God of Israel; for he hath visited and redeemed his people, 69 And hath raised up an horn of salvation for us in the house of his servant David; 70 As he spake by the mouth of his holy prophets, which have been since the world began: 71 That we should be saved from our enemies, and from the hand of all that hate us;

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Does anyone know how old Prof I is (he looks so youthful)?

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Hear what ppl are saying about that beard and that mane

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Hail Rasta, Didn't you have a rastarant in mobay or Ochie?

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[@1JAHLION4EVA]

Hmmmm

[@jacquelinewelch7635]

Elder, Prof I, 🦁🎤❤ respectfully , when one & ones go to hear their favourite artist at a concert it's usually because they are a "fan" they already know their 🎶 music, along with lyrics, that's why you are a "fan," that's why you are at the "show." I always welcome mi "artist" when he/she arrives on stage.📣🔔📲🎊 He/she is not there for a reasoning. If that would be the case, then yes, silence until we hear the.... How would the "artist" navigate the vibration of the crowd, if everyone is silent?🇯🇲

[@steverousseau9601]

U should let go of the animosity of Peter Tosh. U are just another brother

[@Nkosi766]

Prof I wise in his reasoning. But is that a dog or a cow in the frame? Bottom right corner of the 🛖 Just curious