Tucked away in the bustling city of Los Angeles, revered Jamaican musician Patrick Houchen, better known as Shaka Man, has crafted a sanctuary he calls Jubilee Palace. Surrounded by lush navel orange trees and vibrant flora, this serene retreat is more than just a home.
Inspired by the historic palace of Haile Selassie in Ethiopia, Jubilee Palace stands as a spiritual refuge where Shaka Man’s deep-rooted heritage and life-changing spiritual encounter guide his mission to heal and inspire others.
A seasoned multi-instrumentalist and producer under Jubilee Sound, Shaka Man’s story took a dramatic turn one quiet night as he was cleaning near the gate of his property.
“I don’t hear voices,” he emphasized, sharing how a divine message changed his life forever. A voice declared, “Behold, the place where you stand is holy ground,” and directed him to say, “To God be the glory” in all that he did. It was then that Shaka Man realized he had been given a gift to alleviate the pain and suffering of others.
Shaka Man believes his work is guided by Ezekiel 33, a mission he carries, backed by countless testimonies of his extraordinary gift. One such testimony comes from Lucia, whose life took an unexpected turn in 2021 when she was placed in hospice care.
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Diagnosed with stage four colon cancer, she was sent home with little hope of survival. Yet, fate led her to Shaka Man, and what followed defied all medical expectations, bringing a miraculous sense of hope and healing into her life.
“When he prayed over me,” Lucia recounted, “he said he was going to move the cancer somewhere where they could remove it.” Miraculously, her colon cancer shifted to her neck—a phenomenon that baffled doctors.
Colon cancer does not usually migrate to the neck, skipping all other vital organs. Yet, this extraordinary event allowed Lucia to seek holistic treatment, and she was eventually declared cancer-free in her neck.
Even as her stubborn cancer has returned, Lucia continues to visit Shaka Man, who has managed to alleviate her severe pain.
“I’m still here,” she said. “Doctors have told me that I should be gone. I’m a walking miracle.”
Her oncologist, initially skeptical, now acknowledges the unexplainable progress. Lucia credits her survival to the divine power that works through Shaka Man, along with her holistic medicine approach.
“Through his hands and the prayers he does, I believe it has gotten me this far,” she said with conviction.
Lucia’s miraculous experience is just one of many stories that illustrate the profound impact of Shaka Man’s gift. Despite this, Shaka Man resists placing labels on himself.
“If I tell them I’m a Christian, a Rastaman, or a Muslim, I’m putting myself in a title,” he said. Instead, he proclaims, “I represent the light,” emphasizing that the divine power he channels transcends traditional beliefs.
Guided by this light, which he feels connects him to both the spiritual and physical realms, Shaka Man envisions establishing the Kurukuru Healing Center—a sanctuary where he can share his gift with the world.
Shaka Man’s story is one of faith, revelation, and the mystery of divine intervention. Though he remains dedicated to his music, his newfound purpose has added a profound new dimension to his life.
And while he may never fully understand why he was chosen, he accepts his calling with humility, always giving credit to a higher power: “To God be the glory.”
