Sight up

verb SIGHT-up saɪt ʌp

Also spelled sight-up, sight, sight-i

To perceive, realize, or come to spiritual understanding — to 'see' a truth with the inner eye. In Rasta reasoning, to 'sight up' something is to grasp its deeper meaning; 'yuh sight?' asks 'do you see / understand?' and 'seen' (I see) is the common agreement. It is about spiritual insight and awakening, not just physical sight.

  • Yuh sight up wha di reasoning a seh?

    Do you grasp what the reasoning is saying?

  • Mi sight up di truth now.

    I perceive the truth now.

  • Once yuh sight it, yuh cyaan unsee it.

    Once you perceive it, you can't unsee it.

From 'sight' (see) in the Rasta sense of spiritual perception; 'sight up' = come to understand. See [[seen]], [[overstanding]].

To perceive/understand spiritually; 'yuh sight?' = do you see? See [[seen]], [[overstanding]].