Celebrate Your Efforts to Build

By the grace of the Creator Supreme, building is a function of Afrikan life that has been with the Afrikan from the earliest of times. Though longstanding as an imperative feature of their lives, for this primary people of the world it is far more than simply mundane.  Superlative construction of pinnacle brilliancy and excellence has been the natural norm of self-governed living from age to age. So much so that throughout the various spheres of life the construction of rightful order in resulted in the greatest and most long-lived civilisations ever to exist. It would therefore be plausible to suggest that the Afrikan ought to build for non-construction or even destruction are not then of their natural self-determined norm.

Of course, alien forces of ill have set upon Afrikan life in destructive ways throughout the Maafa of recent centuries. A part of the destruction has been the pushing and peddling of contaminants of ill such as that of misandry, misogyny, feminism and the thrust for a gynocracy. Such ills are much worse that simply a metaphorical spanner in the works. A spanner can be immediately recognised as an external object placed incorrectly or disruptively. Plain sight tells even the cursory onlooker that it exists.  Whatever necessary machinery of function is already in the process or operational for the spanner to be the disruptive element. Yet, in the case of these alien contaminant ills if allowed to fester they can become internalised and expressed as the ‘norm’. Souls consumed by such ills may exist on a sort of ‘auto-pilot mode’ for self-destruction and steeped in unknowingness of self so natural alert mechanisms that would otherwise kick-in become redundant. Also, (and amongst other things) the effort, plan or willingness to build may be thwarted by such ills out of Afrikan thought let alone any other expression type.

Wonderfully, multitudes of Afrikan souls have victoriously taken it upon themselves to restore a level of self-knowingness in order to purge and safeguard themselves from such ills and restore the natural thrust of self-determined construction. Further, being natural the builders of pinnacle civilisation, the restoration of cultured living is key as Afrikan souls continue to make strides in the restoration of their own culture of rightful order.

One exceptional example of creative cultural restoration is the great observance of Kwanzaa pioneered by the Us organ. This celebratory season is laden with a powerful array of deeply meaningful symbols and a set of values known as the Nguzo Saba (Seven Principles).  The thrust of building and empowerment for Afrikan souls is emphasised powerfully.

Here, it surely important for cultural observances such as Kwanzaa to be safeguarded from alien contaminant ills. For example, it would be anathema to Afrikan ascension of rightful order for the Kwanzaa period, its symbols or values to be grotesquely misrepresented as a vehicle to perpetuate, amplify or exacerbate ills of (say) misandry, feminism or the thrust for a gynocracy.  

One of the inspirational sources for the Kwanzaa symbol set is the great hero Marcus Garvey. Marcus Garvey missioned to build powerfully for the Afrikan world and those magnificent colours of Red, Black and Green were established by him and popularised across the globe by the Garvey Movement.

Only Afrikan souls can make the relevant restorative effort and build for themselves. Only Afrikan souls can safeguard themselves from alien ills. Whatever steps, however microcosmic or macrocosmic they may be throughout the year can be a part of the celebratory season of Kwanzaa. It is not a celebration of wilful destruction, disfunction, disorder, chaos and the like. It is a celebration of cultivation, development, growth and achievement determined by the soul people of the world throughout their various levels of the self.

The levels of the self can be detailed as: