Establish and Utilise Special Places For Your Empowerment – Educational Development

Throughout the ages Afrikan souls have naturally taught themselves of themselves. This was core learning and informed the learning of necessary outwardly expressed skills of upright construction and ascension for this primary people of creation. Special places for core learning included the home as well as specifically designated communal space. Of course, the wholesome education of soul people whether formally or informally exercised was energised by their shared spiritual and cultural fabric and thrust of nationhood. Thus, educational development was vital in the Afrikan establishment of the greatest and most enduring civilisations ever to exist.

According to a contemporary mainstream source, the phrase educational development attracts the following meaning:

“The practice of helping those who teach be better at what they do, through resources, workshops, one-to-one assistance, and other means”.

Unfortunately, in a state of interruption and disruption Afrikan souls can be subject to acute levels of miseducation pushed and peddled by others that mean the Afrikan ill – and by proxy.  As a result, the natural thrust for this soul people to teach themselves of themselves can severely suffer let alone exercising their norm to have self-determined places for wholesome learning. If miseducation becomes widely available and readily accessible then the bombarded soul may become susceptible to being totally consumed in unknowingness (or ignorance) of self. The outward expression of this primary people steeped in unknowingness of themselves could be dire to state the least.

Despite the challenges, it is only Afrikan souls themselves that can restore and secure their natural norm of self-determined educational development whilst purging themselves of (and safeguarding against) destructive contaminants of ill.  Whatever other role a soul may hold the inherent ability to teach amongst themselves can be wholesomely cultivated and exercised both formally and informally. Whether in the special places of engagement such as the home or designated communal space, Afrikan souls can strengthen themselves in self-knowledge. The establishment and utilisation of specialised learning and development spaces for self-education empowerment can be fundamental to Afrikan life flourishing, security and ascension and surely ought to be treated as such.

From whatever level, station or status the recovery of core levels of self-knowingness remains crucial for soul people regardless of where they are geographically located. Only Afrikan souls can determine the curricula of their lives upright and optimal ascension. Here then, the Afrikan is surely has a duty and responsibility to themselves to: ‘educate, educate, educate!’.  After all, civilisation is not of happenstance.

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