Establish and Utilise Special Places For Your Empowerment – Clarity Development

The superlative civilisations established by the primary people of creation could not have been realised without a level of clarity amongst their builders. Every soul had their role to play in the essentials of building and security. As with other important aspects of Afrikan life, clarity had its process of development and its special places in which it was developed. Empowered by their spiritual-cultural core, clarity had much to do with self-knowledge and the imperative thrust for ascension of rightful order.

According to a contemporary mainstream source, the term clarity development attracts the following description:

“Clarity Development accompanies a number of leaders in a time of transition to a new role. The coaching relationship provides a safe space to explore how the leader will inhabit the new role, to develop skills and abilities and to discuss challenges and problems with a trusted, experienced person outside the situation”.

In altering this description to hone in specifically on the Afrikan experience, one may then get the following result:

“Afrikan Clarity Development accompanies Afrikan parents, teachers and leaders to their restored role in the upright thrust of Afrikan ascension. The coaching relationship provides a safe space to explore how each Afrikan soul will inhabit their restored orientation for Afrikan betterment and security, to develop skills and abilities and to discuss challenges and problems with a trusted, experience Afrikan wisdom guide”.

Of course, truly safe space for Afrikans is space that is determined by Afrikan souls themselves - whether in the home or places of wider communal implication. Certainly, the remit of roles can be relative to their sphere of functioning in that parent, teacher and leader roles can apply to the home and may become amplified in the wider communal context through popularity, standing and so on. Whatever the case clarity of function is key.

Unfortunately, in a state of interruption and disruption where Afrikans may be acutely set upon with the destructive ills of others that mean the Afrikan ill, the operative of restoration detailed in the adjusted description is both apt and crucial. As other of ill work to distract, derail or deny clarity of self-knowingness in Afrikan life, the Afrikan must surely work towards regaining and safeguarding such clarity for self-determined ascension. Wherever Afrikan souls are located, and from whatever station, level or status, Afrikan souls can make a progressive step of recovery and secured betterment in this regard.

This primary and pioneering of creation surely have a duty and responsibility to themselves to fulfil in clarity their maximal self-determined potential and maximal self-determined capability. After all, civilisation is not of happenstance.

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