Establish and Utilise Special Places for Your Empowerment – Revolutionary Development

The grand constructions of architectural excellence replete throughout the Afrikan continuum, did not just miraculously appear in an instantaneous flash. It was through the transformative effort of the Afrikan that designs came forth and raw materials were fashioned, shaped and positioned over time to achieve their outstanding results. It took great and progressive transformation over time to conceive and then bring forth grand physical expression. This pioneering people of creative excellence revolutionised their environment by building superlatively – a reflection of and empowerment to, their natural norm of optimal flourishing.

A contemporary mainstream source offers the following description of the term revolutionary development:

“A revolutionary development refers to a groundbreaking innovation or change that brings about significant advancements or transformations in a particular field”.

To aptly concentrate the focus specifically upon the Afrikan experience given the context of this discussion, it is considered necessary to make a few alterations to this sourced definition. In so doing the following may be the result:

“An Afrikan revolutionary development refers to groundbreaking innovation or change that brings about significant advancements or progressive transformations in any particular field of and for Afrikan ascension”.

Unfortunately, subject to a state of interruption and disruption by the hands of others that mean the Afrikan ill, Afrikan souls may be at a deficit at fundamental levels of their life. For example, they may have an unnatural view of themselves and their role and purpose as a people with the imposition of miseducation, the pushing and peddling of distractive pseudo identities and other concocted vices of ill.

Thus, Arikan revolutionary development is surely necessary in the restoration of Afrikan thought, self-knowingness, cultured living and the ability to construct for the betterment and security of the whole self. Of course, others of ill may persistently manufacture and attempt to inject disruptive vices into the lives of Afrikan souls with the intent to keep this primary people unknowing of themselves and in an abnormal state of conflict and discord between each other. Yet, it is only Afrikan souls themselves that can reach into their natural core substance of oneness and bring it to the fore to build accordingly.

Wherever located and from whatever station, level or status Afrikan souls can – and surely must – engage in progressive transformation through self-determined learning and development. Special places designated by this soul people that empower the restoration of knowing who are they are and their duty and responsibility to themselves to reveal their ageless natural grandeur as a people are surely a great boon to their lives. After all, civilisation is not of happenstance.

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