THE SYMBOL OF THE TRINITY

The Rastafarian Angels practice this important hand symbol, which we call "The Trinity." In ancient Kemet, it was called "Practicus," and it was first used by the ancient kings of Ethiopia. Knowledge of it grew in the northern Ethiopian empire, which we call Kemet, and which Europeans called Egypt. Remember that Kemet is the firstborn of Ethiopia; its wisdom comes directly from Ethiopia, and what is inscribed on its walls is still practiced today.

Specifications

• FRONT MEASURES 2.5 CM X 2.5 CM
• APPROXIMATE WEIGHT 16.5 GR

Symbolism

The Lion of Judah is a powerful symbol of strength, royalty, and spiritual authority, deeply connected to Ethiopian and biblical heritage.

It is closely associated with the Rastafari movement, which emerged in 1930s Jamaica, inspired by the teachings of Marcus Garvey and the coronation of Haile Selassie I, regarded by followers as a divine figure.

Rastafari spirituality emphasizes:

• A life of truth, righteousness, and brotherhood
• A deep connection to African heritage and identity
• The belief in Zion (a promised land of spiritual freedom)

The Lion of Judah represents:

• Divine justice and liberation
• The lineage of King Solomon and the Queen of Sheba
• Faith, resilience, and spiritual awakening