Celebrate Malkia Wa Uhuru (Queens of Liberty) – Queens of Contemporary History  

Afrikan deities and the harmonising living knowingness of divinity in the world, the marvellous Afrikan souls of creation exalt the supreme force of the sacred universe, the ultimate source of all divinity. It is therefore natural occurrence for the sacred souls of the world to express their divine nature to the fullest and lift themselves in the ever-ascending thrust for maximal flourishing. Naturally, the sacred womb of creation brings forth life in the most caring, nurturing and protective ways to safeguard the full growth of development of the Afrikan soul. Unfreedom is acutely dire anathema to this upward progression. Therefore, Afrikan womanhood embodies the deeply profound substance of being that ensures that Afrikan life is preserved and continues its natural path of ascendancy unhindered. It is from divine substance then, that the great plethora of magnificent Afrikan warrior queens of liberty have come to fore throughout the Afrikan continuum in order to assert their divine thrust of self with the imperative to safeguard the ever-ascending rise of Afrikan life and liberty. Powerful women of Afrikan nationhood. Women of might who’s imprint upon the mission for global Afrikan ascendancy continues to spirit lift the wonderful soul people of the world. The Kiswahili phrase for Queen of Liberty is Malkia wa Uhuru. The observance of Malkia wa Uhuru within the Universal Royal Afrikan Nation is a wonderful seven-day period launched by the celebrations of the mother deity Yemanja.

There is a vast plethora of true Afrikan queens that lived for Afrikan liberty and nationhood, that continue to lift Afrikan souls in spirit as the ever-onward mission of Afrikan ascension continues its imperative thrust. A few examples of those great ones that have made the transition into the ancestral realm in contemporary times are as follows:

Queen Amy Jacques Garvey – Exceptional, pioneering and dedicated leader in the massive worldwide Garvey Movement of global Afrikan nationhood. She is in harmonious union of complimentarity with the supreme visionary Marcus Garvey himself.

Queen Mother Moore – A powerful warrior queen and organiser that dedicated her life to the uplifment of the Afrikan souls. Mightily active from the Garvey Movement in the upper part of the so-called 20th century through to the OAAU during the physical lifespan of the great Omowale Malcolm X and continually until her transition into the ancestral realm as a grand elder.

Queen Nomzamo Winnie Madlikizela Mandela – A powerful and mighty freedom fighter that journeyed to free and safeguard Afrikan souls from the genocidal and brutal clutches of foreign invaders from her nation of Azania (South Afrika). This grand Queen of Afrikan liberty and nationhood is known as the Mother of the Nation.

Queen Betty Shabazz – A powerful leader, educator, builder, protector and mother. Queen Betty Shabazz fought to defend Afrikan souls from the talons of foreign enemy onslaught throughout her physical lifespan. She is in harmonious union of complimentarity with the great and mighty hero Omowale Malcolm X himself.

Queen Frances Cress Welsing  - A warrior Mwalimu (educator) and expert of the Afrikan mind and also in the functioning of alien enemy forces. She established a progressive conceptual framework with which Afrikan souls can accurately view themselves and the hostile alien enemy forces that have bogusly assumed power in recent times. This pioneering thinker has lifted the veil of confusion for the Afrikan to realise the imperative of their own nationhood.  

Queen Makinya Sibeko-Kouate – The pioneering Queen Mother of Kwanzaa that journeyed around the Afrikan world to restore the values and practice of this essential and progressive observance to uplift a whole people in their own way of life for Afrikan liberty and nationhood to be attained and maintained.  

Wonderfully, the spirit of Afrikan liberty prevails in the natural divine monarchs of humanity. With the grand inheritance and spirit of Afrikan warrior queendom Afrikan people are claiming victory into eternity. Learning, about and imbibing the spirit of the great and mighty queens of liberty from the unending pantheon of Afrikan sheroes shines the light of unconquerability into the eternity to come.

Ever greater numbers of Afrikan souls are restoring their own spiritual and cultural way of life ever-enhancing the organic flow of their vital wisdom tradition in grand upward continuance. The observance of Malkia wa Uhuru energises the royal, safeguarding spirit of warriorhood and nationhood in the marvellous spirit ones of creation. It is a wonderful and specially empowering time that has its own deity, symbols and spirit functioning within the ascending annual cycles of Afrikan life.    

Malkia Wa Uhuru is an observance period lasting seven days immediately following the celebration of Yemanja SIku. This is a special time for the spiritual and cultural elevation of great warrior queens that have committed their lives to the ascendancy of Afrikan people. It is a period in which the victorious spirit of Afrikan people is enlivened and energised with the grand inheritance of Afrikan warrior queendom as global Afrikan ascendancy marches on into eternity. This wonderful observance is a part of the cultural calendar of the Universal Royal Afrikan Nation (URAN).

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