Establish and Utilise Special Places for Your Empowerment – Overall Development

Afrikan souls as the grand pioneers of culture and civilisation have never naturally been void of overall self-determined development. Indeed, it is out of their spiritually-culturally rooted core that this primary people established the greatest and most enduring civilisations ever to exist. This is a people of exceptional capacity, and remain as such to this day.

According to a contemporary mainstream source the term overall development is defined thus:

“Overall development refers to the progress made by a country in various aspects such as economic growth, social well-being, infrastructure development, healthcare access, educational attainment, etc. It represents the improvement in living standards and quality of life for its residents”.

In the context of this discussion, it is considered apt to alter the sourced definition in order to explicitly concentrate focus on the Afrikan experience. The following may be the resultant articulation:

“Overall Afrikan development refers to the self-determined progress made by the Afrikan nation in various aspects such as spiritual-cultural empowerment, economic growth, social well-being, infrastructure development, healthcare provision, education for Afrikan ascension, etc. It represents the thrust for optimal standards and quality of life for its people”.

Another contemporary mainstream source puts it this way:

“Development is a continuous social process in which people, both as individuals and as societies, define who they are, who they want to be, and where they want to go, and then pursue those ambitions together. Development at its core is about choosing and pursuing a future, as a country and as a world. It’s about people exercising agency for their common advancement”.

Again, adjustment is considered pertinent to this discussion to elicit focus on the Afrikan experience. The result may look like the following:

“Afrikan Development is a continuous holistic process in which Afrikan people, both as individuals and as a society, define who they are as Afrikans, who they want to be as Afrikans, and where they want to go as Afrikans, and then pursue those upward imperatives together. Afrikan development at its core is about missioning for a future of self-determined optimality for Afrikan souls here, there or elsewhere. It’s about this primary people exercising agency for their common advancement.”

Despite the unfortunate challenges of interruption and disruption, that can be intensely and devastatingly imposed upon Afrikan life by others that mean the Afrikan ill, self-determined overall development for Afrikan souls must continue to realised. Only Afrikan souls can do this for themselves.

This soul people of creation can – and surely must – exercise their fullest capacity in service of their own ascension of rightful order and optimal flourishing. After all, civilisation is not of happenstance.

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