60 Visions: A Book of Prophecy by Bob Marley


60 Visions: A Book of Prophecy
Title : 60 Visions: A Book of Prophecy
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ISBN : 0971975817
ISBN-10 : 9780971975811
Language : English
Format Type : Leather Bound
Number of Pages : 60
Publication : First published March 1, 2005

Bob Marley is a universal spirit moved by the hand of Jah. But he is also a farmer, a father, a teacher, a player, a wanderer, a musician forever fighting in Jah's army... "You can just imagine if everyone on earth did have one day where we just put all our minds together regardless of where the force is, as long as it's positive, and just meditate for even a hour that day." This precious book, fully illustrated with 25 archival color and black and white photographs of Bob shows how he draws inspiration from his daily life. Here are sixty ways we can heal the world while healing ourselves. Here are sixty visions that cover the world like the waters cover the sea. Here are sixty seeds to plant, one at a time, in the human heart. A must have for Marley collections and a welcome companion for all who value the wisdom of a true prophet of peace.

60 Visions: A Book of Prophecy Reviews

  • Sis Dorothy

    Every Rasta should own a copy of this book, as it honors Bob Marley (Berhan Selassie) and provides gems of inspiration by "the psalmist for our times" for the upliftment of InI daily trod. All of InI have heard most of these sayings over the years in Bob's lyrics and interviews, but this book takes some of his most meaningful spiritual sayings and presents them in a logical grouping. The book is exquisitely bound and printed on parchment-style paper, with a cloth-string book marker. It is also small enough to take with you everywhere in pocket or sack.

  • Angelica

    very asome book i love it im a huge fan of hiz work <3

  • David Cupples

    Very nice gift item. This compact edition is like a small Bible, fine gold-gilt pages with short verses of wisdom from Bob interspersed with color and black-and-white photos of Bob. Many of the sayings were new to me and I have followed Bob fairly closely. It comes from Tuff Gong, Bob's family, so has that connection of One Love behind it. Obviously this is not a compendium for extensive research but a source of inspiration, something to have nearby and accessible, on the nightstand perhaps. Something to be perused again and again, leafed through at leisure, a small treasure to be comforted by by its mere presence or touch. A piece of Bob in a tiny package of spirituality and respect. Review by the author of the novel
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  • Rene

    Interesting