Establish and Utilise Special Places For Your Empowerment – Self Development

Self-development is far from something new for the primary people of creation. Indeed, this pioneering people of culture and civilisation brought self-development to be. Development in this area throughout the ages was of grand and vital significance to this soul people especially when the self is considered throughout its various levels: the Afrikan person self; the Afrikan self of the harmonious and complementary male union; the Afrikan self of family; the Afrikan self of community and so on. Thus, with their natural and continual thrust of ascension and security this soul people necessarily developed their levels of self - grounded in the knowingness of themselves – to realise the greatest and most enduring civilisations ever to exist.

According to a contemporary mainstream source, the term self-development is given the following meaning:

“Self development is the process of learning new things and building new skills—skills that help us increase our chances of success, achieving our goals, and manifesting our dreams”.

In order to relate this definition specifically to Afrikan life, the following adjustments could be made:

“Afrikan self-development is the self-determined process of learning new things and building new skills that help the Afrikan increase chances of success and flourishing throughout the various levels of the Afrikan self. Achieving the goal  and realisation of optimal Afrikan civilisation is core thrust”.

It may also be useful here to highlight distinctions between self-development and personal development. Certainly, Afrikan self-development holds intimate meaning its various levels of Afrikan life whereas personal development tends to relate specifically to the level of the person self. There is also a difference in its operative function. According to another mainstream source:

“Personal development focuses on adding new skills and ways of achieving goals in life. Self-development is focussing on improving the things that are already in your life”.

So, for self-development to be enlivened in respect of the Afrikan continuity is key, for it is a process of building upon or advancing that which the Afrikan has determined for self before.

Despite interruptions and disruptions imposed upon Afrikan life by others that mean the Afrikan ill, it is only Afrikan souls that can recall and reclaim the best of what they have already developed for themselves throughout the ages and continue to develop themselves accordingly. In this, special places for self-development designated by Afrikan souls can be crucial facility wherever the Afrikan is located. Indeed, from whatever station, level or status Afrikan souls can take a forward step of advancement in establishment and utilisation of such places for optimal upright ascension to the realised. After all, civilisation is not of happenstance.

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