Celebrate Cultured Living and Develop Skills for Self

Whatever form of construction is necessary for progression of life in rightful order, the expression of skill in one way or another is key. Yet, for Afrikan souls throughout the ages the outward application of skill had to be empowered by self-determined cultural substance in order for whatever particular skill expression to be upright and of service to the whole. This is thrust from which the world’s greatest and most enduring civilisations were constructed and sustained.  To even conceive of skill deployment void of cultured living or separate, detached and isolated from it, would surely have been nonsensical to this primary people of creation.

Yet in contemporary times, with the interruptions and disruptions of the Maafa, the norm of upright Afrikan cultured life has been set upon in a barrage of destructive ways by others that mean the Afrikan ill. Many Afrikan souls have been subject to being ‘fashioned’ only to attain and deploy skill that exclusively serves the best interest of others having been derailed from their own empowering cultural fabric. Worst still, there can emerge even a level of skill being honed and deployed to reflect acute levels of racial self-contempt. To induce, promote, seal or amplify self-destructiveness amongst the soul people of the world, alien forces of anti-Afrikan agency have pushed and peddled a host of contaminant ills that include misandry, misogyny, feminism and the thrust for a gynocracy. These and other ills are constituents of alien pseudo-culture that can create havoc amongst the soul people at best.  If allowed to fester as some sort of exclusive ‘norm’, alien pseudo-culture with its vices of ill will surely amount to doom for Afrikan souls.

In a world where for many Afrikan souls day-to-day existence requires some sort of engagement with institutions established and governed by others, the challenges can be many and ongoing. Yet still, it is only Afrikan souls themselves that can safeguard themselves from the contamination of alien ills. In this, relations can be established anew unhindered by destructive forces of ill, as upright Afrikan masculine manhood is cultivated and rightful Afrikan feminine womanhood is cultivated.  Whatever the skills shaped and deployed for alien use are, only the Afrikan can cultivate and shape and deploy the skills necessary for the unique ascension of self. In this, self-knowingness and cultured living of substance is key.  

Supposing then, out of the muck and mire of confusion and deficit, Afrikan souls were to engage in a progressive process of cultural restoration that would provide Afrikan souls with there own cultural fabric of upright empowerment in continuance of their natural norm of rightful order. Suppose such a process were to yield a specific time of year where the Afrikan would be able to engage in self-cultured celebrations when many alien-governed institutions are closed for their holiday convenience. Suppose that in the process of creative restoration a set of values were realised to empower Afrikan life throughout the annual cycle.  Suppose all of this were accessible and relevant to Afrikan souls throughout the world regardless of geographical location or citizenship held.

Wonderfully, the Afrikan ought not suppose a phenomenon exists for it most certainly does. Through the exceptional efforts of the Us organ, the brilliant cultural observance of Kwanzaa has been established for empowerment of the Afrikan world community. It is a seven day celebration period that begins on 26th December and holds a deeply meaningful set of symbols and a powerful set of values known as the Nguzo Saba (Seven Principles).

This is a celebratory season must surely be safeguarded from alien ills by Afrikan souls so that it can continue to empower the Afrikan throughout the various levels of the self: