Build Where You Stand – Moved

Naturally, Afrikan souls steeped in their highly cultured norm of living are inherently moved to express themselves in construction of that which is great for them. Movement in this regard is a dynamic phenomenon which can organically change to bring out the best of this primary people in surrounding conditions that may reflect this or may reflect that. Of course, if Afrikan determine themselves to be here, there or elsewhere the ability to develop or adapt their motion for optimal flourishing can be vital.  Certainly, throughout their continuum people have moved themselves to produce the greatest and most enduring civilisations ever to exist.

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

“go in a specified direction or manner; change position”.

In the context of this discussion, a specified direction for Afrikan souls can be considered to be optimal flourishing in their highly civilised norm. Unfortunately, in a state of interruption and disruption surrounding conditions may present intense challenge, especially when imposition is manufactured and deployed by others that mean the Afrikan ill. At the same time, dire conditions of destructive ills can render the distance from optimal flourishing great. Thus, the change from a position of that which is grotesquely undesirable to that which is optimal requires sterling self-determined effort

Afrikan souls surely then – whatever else may be deemed compelling – ought to activate their inherent upright motion to change their position from peripheral to central with their powerful ability to construct for themselves.  Here, the restoration of self-knowingness is key from whatever geographical locale, status, station of level the Afrikan is. Likewise, whether the Afrikan is here, there or elsewhere transformative construction must surely be motion of necessity.

The great hero Omowale Malcolm X insightfully reminds Afrikan souls of their status in the world prior to unnatural and destructive downward changes in position, when he states:

“we were brought here from a society that was highly civilised, our culture was at the highest level”.

 If the Afrikan can move themselves an upright and  self-determined way, then the highly civilised norm of this primary people can again be constructed into being. This time secured into eternity with all the necessary lessons that their informative continuum yields.  After all, civilisation is not of happenstance.

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