Though to many Rastafarianism means little more than dreadlocks and marijuana, this autobiography of a successful Jamaican businessman who spurned economic and social advancement to become part of the brethren illustrates that life within the Rastafarian"s sacred community the Twelve Tribes of Israel requires incredible devotion. The author presents an honest and memorable picture of the complex religion he followed, as well an acccount of his departure as a poorer and sadder man.