Build Where You Stand – Approach

In order for the primary people of creation to have pioneeringly brought forth civilisation – and to have established its greatest and most enduring examples – they had to have purposefully approached as well as have an upright approach to this imperative endeavour. In other words, they had to position themselves to bring about the engagement of their superlative and pragmatic constructive abilities.  Had this people not taken the necessary proactive approach to their fullest flourishing of rightful order, then their brilliant self-determined building acumen would never have been realised. In whatever locale this soul people determined themselves to be, they naturally approached the security and elevation of constructive life with a fervour that delivered outcomes of pinnacle excellence.

According to a contemporary mainstream source, the word approach means to:

“come near or nearer to (someone or something) in distance or time”.

In the unfortunate state of interruption and disruption, what becomes of the inseparably and intimate proximal norm of Afrikans to their natural norm of highly civilised construction? If left to the destructive whims of others that mean the Afrikan ill, then a manufactured wedge of vast distance would surely become the divisive imposition of intent.  If Afrikan souls were to allow such a disastrous intervention to prevail, then some soul people may not even be aware that they ever had a connection to civilised construction, let alone enacting their natural ability to build for themselves. It would surely be a dire travesty if the only approach that Afrikan souls allowed themselves to engage in, were that of exclusively serving the best interests of others whilst being entirely neglectful of the themselves.

Afrikan souls surely then ought to have an approach to their lives that allows them to recover, restore and apply their building acumen of excellence in the now and throughout time to come. Whether the Afrikan is here, there or elsewhere in contemporary times, this pioneering people of culture and civilisation can – and surely must – build for their betterment. In this, self-knowingness and cultured living is key. From whatever station, level or status souls can progressively engage in this regard. With natural duty and responsibility to themselves necessarily mended, soul people can again approach their highly civilised constructions to realise victorious outcomes, this time securing their fullest flourishing into eternity.  

The great hero Omowale Malcolm X brilliantly illustrates the powerfulness of Afrikan souls with an approach to their own very selves for upright construction when he eloquently states:

“When you come to yourself, a whole lot of other things will start coming to you”.

The intimate connectedness and closeness Afrikan souls naturally have with their highly constructive and civilised selves produces unparalleled results of brilliancy. The self-determined restoration of this people is vital, for civilisation is not of happenstance.

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