Establish and Utilise Special Places for Your Empowerment – Knowledge Development

Knowledge is key and has always been so for the primary and spirit people of creation. What is known by Afrkan souls has a tremendous and direct impact on what this people determine to be in their lives.  Indeed, to have constructed the greatest and most enduring civilisations ever to exist, the Afrikan necessarily cultivated bodies of knowledge from each generation to the next in order to realise the outcome. Of course, there a various levels, types and subjects of knowing that can empower this people’s natural norm of optimal flourishing and continual ascension. Just as natural are the fundamental forms of such knowing that this people deemed a general and necessary base amongst themselves of the metaphysical and physical.

According to contemporary mainstream source, the term knowledge development is given the following meaning:  

“Iterative in nature, knowledge development is defined as a process that includes collecting and analysing, and integrating isolated data into useable bodies of knowledge, and making that knowledge available so that it can be shared”.

In the context of this discussion, it is considered apt to alter the sourced meaning to reflect Afrikan life. Such an exercise can provide the following result:

“Iterative in nature, Afrikan knowledge development is defined as a process that includes collecting and analysing, and integrating information concerning the Afrikan experience into useable bodies of knowledge, and making that knowledge available so that it can be shared amongst Afrikan souls for their upright ascension”.  

Surely – and in general terms – the operative phrase ‘useable bodies of knowledge’ speaks to the pragmatic application that knowledge development naturally facilitates for this soul people. Certainly, if their grand and richly endowed continuum is anything to go by, the application has long-lastingly been superlative civilisation.

Unfortunately, in a state of interruption and disruption, the Afrikan may be subject to a barrage of misinformation, miseducation, misdirection and mis-engineering with pseudo-knowledge development, pushed and peddled by others that mean the Afrikan ill. The norm of Afrikan civilisation empowerment that stems from the natural course of authentic knowledge development can acutely suffer – state the least. So much so, that the Afrikan may be erroneously unaware that superlative Afrikan civilisation is real-life phenomenon.

If the Afrikan knows what the Afrikan has done, the Afrikan can surely hold indicative knowledge of what the Afrikan has to do. Hence, from whatever station, level or status Afrikan souls can enact the responsibility and duty to themselves to secure levels of self-knowingness to empower their upright ascension and fullest flourishing. It matters not whether the Afrikan is located here, there or elsewhere positive steps can be taken in this regard. After all, civilisation is not of happenstance.

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