Build Where You Stand – Maintain

Under normal circumstances, the provisions necessary for their life’s fullest flourishing are readily accessible to Afrikan souls. The imperative thrust of upright construction and the vital elements of life engagement that service building efforts are inherently maintained. In this regard, normality for the this primary people of creation is the construction of pinnacle civilisation and one of the vital elements for its realisation is the knowingness they have of themselves. This is true whether the Afrikan determines the self to be here, there or elsewhere.

According to  a contemporary mainstream source, to maintain something means to:

“cause or enable (a condition or situation) to continue”.

Afrikan souls maintaining their self-knowingness is key to their maintenance of highly civilised construction. Unfortunately, in a state of interruption and disruption Afrikan souls may be set upon in acutely destructive ways by others that mean the Afrikan ill. If grotesquely stripped of self-knowingness this soul people may not be even be aware of their highly civilised constructive norm let alone the need to maintain it. Derelict is the state of an existence steeped in unknowingness of self. As such, even the mere thought to construct for themselves may escape the susceptible Afrikan soul. At the same time, others that mean the Afrikan ill surely applaud a circumstance of Afrikan deficit void of this primary people’s self-determined upright effort of normality to build for themselves.

Obviously, self-knowingness in Afrikan life is key and only Afrikan souls can restore it to themselves. Yet, acquisition is only a part of the process for maintaining a functional level of self-knowingness is crucial. This s especially true, in conditions where destructive vices and contaminants of ill are pushed and peddled to undo any Afrikan self-knowingness attained. The talons of regression lay-wait the unsuspecting soul ever-poised to attack in this way or that – whether the location is here, there or elsewhere. Further, the natural self-determined effort for Afrikan souls to recover themselves through self-knowingness can be a signal to others that mean the Afrikan ill that thwarting, erroneous, alternative and distracting pseudo-identities are to be concocted and unleashed to cause havoc and confusion. If others of ill were to have their way there would be no level of Afrikan self-knowingness and no self-beneficial Afrikan construction.

Despite the challenges, it is for Afrikan souls to restore and maintain knowingness of themselves. It is also for the Afrikan to recover their superlative building acumen and apply it according. Again, the thrust of maintenance is indispensable. It matters not from what station, level or status the Afrikan operates nor in which location the Afrikan resides – maintenance of necessary steps of progress is key.

The great hero Omowale Malcolm X with profound depths of wisdom and insight cautions Afrikan souls on the approach of others that mean the Afrikan ill in order that this soul people can maintain themselves accordingly:

“He examines us all the time. He has the Black community throughout this land always under a microscope just like in a scientist’s laboratory; to fin out how you’re thinking, to keep up to date on how you think, on the beat of your pulse – are you beating too hot, or is your temperature running too hot, or is it cool. He wants to know how you think and how you feel. If you seem to be working up a temperature that he’s not responsible for, it worries him. As long as your temperature rises when he puts the pressure, that’s okay. But if he sees you making some reactions that are motivated other than by something that he has done, then he begins to worry. He finds that something else is influencing you and controlling you beyond his control and influence”.

The Afrikan must surely warm to their norm of highly civilised construction and maintain their heat. This primary people of creation hold unparalleled expertise in the processes necessary for highly civilised construction that their surely must recover for themselves. After all, civilisation is not of happenstance.

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