Afrikan Economy Requires Its Builders

The world’s greatest and most enduring civilisations were brought forth by the primary people of the world – Afrikan souls. Far from accidental, Afrikan civilisations were built through the self-determined effort of this soul people. For building to take place there must be builders to bring the build into fruition. Thus, Afrikan people are naturally the greatest civilisation builders of the world as etched in the unparalleled extent of the Afrikan continuum. Just as civilisation is built so too are the constructs necessary for its establishment and functioning. One such construct is the Afrikan economy. Therefore, the building of Afrikan economy requires its Afrikan builders. The role of for Afrikan builders of economy functioned throughout the various levels of self for optimal results. Here, the person self held a level of responsibility for Afrikan economic building; the harmonious and complementary Afrikan male-female union held a level of responsibility for Afrikan economic building; the Afrikan family held a level of responsibility for Afrikan economic building; the Afrikan community held a level of responsibility for Afrikan economic building; the Afrikan nation held a level of responsibility for Afrikan economic building; and so on.

With the interruptions and disruptions of the Maafa of recent centuries, others that mean the Afrikan ill have sought to destroy or deny the natural self-determined effort of Afrikan souls to construct and sustain their own economy. Further, alien forces of anti-Afrikan agency have sought to render the Afrikan ‘less-than-self’ objects for perpetual and exclusive underfoot service of foreign economic disfunction. Yet, it is only Afrikan souls themselves that can bring their own economy of rightful order to be.

In the construction of a house there are a number of key stages. Taking a basic summary of some typical stages in the contemporary context and applying them to Afrikan economic functioning, the following can be gleaned:

Site Preparation – Identify the natural resources of land and of the self.

Laying the Foundation – Establish spiritual-cultural fabric from which the economy is to be expressed.

Build the Superstructure and Walls – Build the necessary institutions for self-governed Afrikan economic functioning.

Build the Roof  - Establish security to protect Afrikan economy from alien forces of ill and alien contaminants of ill.

Apply Fixtures and Fittings – Establish the means of exchange with self-defined currency and how it is valued and deployed.

Decorate  - Express the self-benefit of flourishing economy through outward expression in service and safeguarding of Afrikan civilisation of rightful order.

Albeit simplistic such an outline can go some way to highlight the self-determined missioning that Afrikan souls can rightfully engage in to restore Afrikan economy in service of Afrikan civilisation. Such an outline can be utilised to inform long-term vision. This is no way any discouragement for Afrikan souls to engage in necessary wealth acquisition or building practice  whether presently subject to foreign 'economy' or otherwise. It is simply a means to highlight long-term visioning that may usefully inform approach. In this, self-knowingness is key and microcosmic steps of building can take place throughout the levels of the self in the best ways possible given the particular circumstances of the souls concerned. This of course, will vary from soul to soul.  Yet still, general wisdom guidance can remain useful.

For example, the harmonious and complementary Afrikan male-female union level of the self naturally consists of the Afrikan masculine man and the feminine Afrikan woman. This is a union of rightful order that can thus give rise to economic functioning of rightful order. It is therefore important to establish such a union for wholesome progression as is best possible. If a union is realised to be genuinely unworkable then Afrikan souls ought not be compelled to suffer this. Further, if a union is realised to be genuinely unworkable and has necessarily been dissolved, then Afrikan souls ought not be shoe-horned to suffer regression through re-enactment or worse.    Wholesome and harmonious Afrikan male-female unions steeped in self-knowingness are a great boon in missioning for a flourishing Afrikan economy. This a builder unit of grand potential in the general construction of Afrikan life as well as economy.

Afrikan civilisation of rightful order is to be victoriously realised. This can only come from Afrikan souls themselves.