Build Where You Stand – On Time

In whatever time one may choose to focus on throughout the flourishing norm of the Afrikan continuum, rightful and necessary construction is abundantly evident. To this primary people of creation, building for themselves in the present was mainstay. Certainly – amongst other things – was a necessary act of responsibility to themselves to establish that which was required in the now and the tomorrows to come in the best ways possible. Pinnacle civilisation and optimally civilised living could not wait on delayed engagement therefore the time to build was always now. As a result, the greatest and most enduring civilisations ever to be built have been firmly etched into the annals of the Afrikan history continuum wherever this soul people determined their location to be.

According to a mainstream source, the phrase on time attracts the following meaning:  

“used to describe something that arrives, happens, or is done when it should and is not late”.

For Afrikan souls subject to a state of interruption and disruption the imperative thrust of self-determined upright and necessary construction is of immediate concern and ought to be considered on time every time. Despite the destructive efforts of others that mean the Afrikan ill, the reclamation of ‘the time is now’ and on time orientation in building for upright ascension is surely vital. At the same time, awareness of any plots and schemes hatched by others that mean the Afrikan ill in the attempt to time destructive activity can be of value. This can be especially true when others of ill use a strategy of ‘hiding’ themselves in poised position, attempting to lull the Afrikan into a false sense of security and leaving the Afrikan to build (only temporarily unbothered), and then pouncing to strike ‘at the 11th hour’ just before a level of achievement is to be realised for maximal destructive effect -quite possibly with vile intent to render the targeted soul(s) in an unrecoverable state of damage. Destructive timing can also be deployed by proxy as susceptible souls pose as assistors to upright construction and strategically plan and time empty promises or engagement and then timed abandonment in the attempt to deliver harmful outcomes. Amongst much else, this is time-wasting at best.

The challenges can be many. Yet, for this primary people of creation the time to build and secure construction remains on time in any present. A period of interruption is no exception. Indeed, the need to construct for, and in security of, Afrikan life could not be more timely. It is imperative that Afrikan souls restore knowingness of themselves and civilised living for secured construction to take place. Each soul from whatever station, level or status can engage in the building effort and means to secure upright achievement.

The great hero Omowale Malcolm X insightfully highlights that in a level of self-knowingness and life expression in the interest of self that:

“we do what our analysis tells us tells us is necessary to be done”.

The Afrikan must build for fullest flourishing and security now and throughout the tomorrows to come. Wherever the Afrikan stands construction can – and surely must – take place. Civilisation is to be realised now just as civilisation was to be realised in the now of the then. Civilisation is also built and is definitely not of happenstance.

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