Across history, humanity has carried a deep longing for belonging — a dream of homecoming reflected in sacred narratives, prophetic movements, and cultural visions. This article explores the ancient Israelite, Jesus, and Rastafarian movements as nested turns of a holofractal spiral, each responding to systemic exile and domination by reimagining a path toward coherence and liberation.
Through the archetypes of Babylon and Zion, we trace how these movements evolved from covenantal identity to universal belonging, culminating in the Rastafarian insight that Ethiopia symbolizes Zion — the shared ancestral root of humanity. In light of modern genetics, which confirms that all humans descend from Africa, Rastafari’s symbolic return expands into a planetary narrative: a call to remember that we are one root, many branches, one home.
In the face of today’s global crises — ecological collapse, systemic inequality, spiritual alienation — this holofractal narrative offers a regenerative framework for healing fragmentation, restoring interconnection, and envisioning a planetary Zion grounded in life-value coherence.
