Quicksand,
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Who remembers the infamous 'china tea' of late nineties? GÎKUNÛ ...so the old village folks used to call it. Happened around the talk of devil worship was at fever pitch
It was a drink from the devil himself, was prepared with sweetened strungi and let to ferment for a few days ...endowed with healing (and other) 'powers'
Laughing out loudly Laughing out loudly Laughing out loudly Laughing out loudly
Then people started saying that those who had drank it will soon die,...folks ran around worried and depressed for weeks to come Sad Sad
Boss,sijui hiyo ni gani.Maybe they mean't tea leaf or palm reading
:=D
http://www.wisegeek.com/...-a-tea-leaf-reading.htm
Quite a substantial knowledge we have as human has not been achieved by the use of the scientific process.This knowledge is revelational knowledge.
The person who came up with the neem(mwarubaini)drugs did not go through extensive hours in a laboratory somewhere before conducting testing on a human population.
Most likely ,he heard a "voice" telling him to go pluck its leaves and boil them.
I think its the same thing with this music.The lyrics often attributed to these artists or songwriters originate from this "inner voice".The link that have found exist works this way.
I remember reading The Invisible Landscape: Mind, Hallucinogens, and the I Ching.Terence Mckenna.
Miraa/veve (khat) makes the chewer incredibly gifted in story telling.
I don't know whether it was Mwalimu Kingangi who said a miraa chewer can tell you a story of how to convert a shilling into a million bob.
Same case ,with these artists.They spend hours and hours on end consuming drugs, writing and recording while being intoxicated.
These drugs interfere with the subconscious allowing the spirit world to take over.
Snazzy,
Illuminati consipiracies..
I don't whether you were around when the L.A race riots occurred.Eazy -E seemed to side with the cops and even met President Bush where He contributed 10k USD for his reelection.
That is where ungejua hapa kuna mambo.