Establish and Utilise Special Places for Your Empowerment – Accomplishment Development

To have asked the naturally thriving Afrikan of the yesteryears prior to the recent disruptive period of history, ‘What have you accomplished?’, would surely yield a resounding answer. Indeed, the answer would be overwhelmingly obvious beyond the need for a verbal response. Evidently, Afrikan achievement was unparalleled with the establishment of the greatest and most enduring civilisations ever to exist. Certainly, it would have taken focussed development on the part of this primary people themselves to realise such grand success in this regard.

According to a contemporary mainstream source, the pertinent term accomplishment development has been given the following meaning:  

“Accomplishment can be the result of growth or development (or even of a regression, e.g. from honesty to dishonesty). Accomplishment is the result. The causes of that result can be multiple. The accomplishment we speak of is that which is generated by development, or at least growth”.

Whilst providing some indication of meaning to Afrikan life, it is considered apt to adjust this definition explicitly to relate to this primary people’s experience with the emphasis on positive upward motion thus:

“Afrikan accomplishment is the result of self-determined growth or development for upright Afrikan ascension (it avoids or safeguards against regression, e.g. from being consumed by contaminants of ill). Afrikan accomplishment is the positive and progressive result of success throughout the areas of focus deemed necessary by Afrikan souls. The accomplishment we speak of is that which is yields civilisation”.  

Unfortunately, in a state of interruption and disruption, the natural sense of Afrikan accomplishment can become grotesquely skewed as a result of imposition from others that mean the Afrikan ill. Indeed, ‘accomplishments’ may become defined, shaped and geared by others towards the exclusive service of others’ interests. Meanwhile, the natural norm of self-determined and constructive thrust for Afrikan accomplishment is left neglected or abandoned.  

Surely, Afrikan souls can restore their ability to define and realise their own accomplishments that service their imperative of upright self-determined ascension. Despite the efforts of others to push and peddle ‘accomplishment’ goals that may be oppositional to Afrikan achievement, Afrikan souls surely have a duty and responsibility to themselves to exercise.

From whatever station, level or status, Afrikan souls can move to restore a level of self-knowingness and set in motion activity to realise the accomplishment of highly civilised living and its security. After all, civilisation is not of happenstance.

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