Establish and Utilise Special Places For Your Empowerment – Transformational Development

From the beginning, the soul people of creation journeyed in progressive and self-determined fashion to transform themselves from a current state of existence to one of an increased state of ascension. This is not to suggest that in their natural norm of spiritual-cultural living, self-autonomy and flourishing that conditions were anything less than favourable. Rather, as a natural course of growth, development and expansion, this primary and pioneering people’s lives reflected ever-greater knowingness and honing of skills for constructive life’s ascension from each generation to the next. Their establishment of the greatest and most enduring civilisations ever to exist was not a static snapshot occurrence but the thrust of continual transformative development. Special places of focus were necessary to instil and cultivate self-determined transformational development in the lives of this Afrikan people.

According to a contemporary mainstream source, the phrase transformational development is described thus:  

“Transformational Development is the process through which children, families and communities identify and overcome the obstacles that prevent them from living life in all its fullness”.

In relation to Afrikan souls, such a description would more aptly relate to a state of interruption and disruption where others of ill have destructively imposed themselves upon Afrikan life. For in their natural self-governing state of being transformation would surely not have been there to generally challenge obstacles of prevention but to build upon what had already been established for continual transformative growth to be realised.  By contrast, destructive imposition of others that mean the Afrikan ill can be designed to be inherently preventative of Afrikan fullest flourishing and a general obstacle-inducing factor in relation to self-determined Afrikan ascension of rightful order. Under such dire conditions of disorder Afrikan soul can be left without their special places of transformational development. Indeed, even where such places vitally continue to exist, pre-transformational engagement may have to take place in order for Afrikans to enter and participate in necessary transformation processes proper.

Despite the challenges, it is only Afrikan souls themselves that can establish their special places of transformational development and ultilise them accordingly. Likewise, any necessary pre-transformational activity is also the preserve of the Afrikan. To do otherwise is to surely stagnate or succumb to the ill-will of others that seek Afrikan doom and destruction. No, Afrikans surely have a duty and responsibility to themselves to transform their lives – especially in a state of acute disruption – into optimal flourishing. From whatever station, level or status the Afrikan can make a progressive step forward in this regard no matter where located.

This primary people of creation who are also the pioneers of culture and civilisation hold superlative acumen for development and construction as their unparalleled continuum bountifully attests. In this, the capacity to lift themselves with their progressive and potent power of transformation and development from deficit to highly civilised flourishing. After all, civilisation is not of happenstance.

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