Establish and Utilise Special Places for Your Empowerment – Vertical Development

Upright and towering architectural stone constructions of magnificence are replete throughout the natural self-determined journeying of Afrikan souls. From the Ancient Nile Valley tekhans to the conical tower of Great Zimbabwe the Afrikan prowess of building erectness was (and remains) unparalleled. Yet, the outward expression of architectural excellence is naturally expressed from the upright quality of the Afrikan spiritual-cultural core that also empowers what might be described as vertical development. Certainly, deep thought and wisdom are vital characteristics amongst this soul people in their establishment of the greatest and most enduring civilisations ever to exist.

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

“Vertical development is about developing more complex and sophisticated ways of thinking, greater wisdom, and clearer insights. It's called vertical development because it's based on levels, or stages, of thinking”.

To hone in on the Afrikan experience – as is the context of this discussion – it is considered apt to alter the sourced meaning to reflect the intended focus. In so doing the result may be the following:

“Afrikan vertical development is about developing more complex and sophisticated ways of thinking, greater wisdom, and clearer insights for the imperative thrust of Afrikan ascension. It's called Afrikan vertical development because it's based on levels, or stages, of thinking that facilitate the optimal rise, security and flourishing of Afrikan souls”.

The altered definition rightfully puts the onus on Afrikan self-determined activity. Here, vertical development is not void of purpose and function in rightful service of the betterment of Afrikan souls.

Unfortunately, in a state of interruption and disruption, Afrikan souls can be acutely set upon by others who mean the Afrikan ill, in such a way as discourage even thinking in terms of Afrikan self-betterment. Ill vices such as miseducation, media of mis-information and other vehicles of anti-Afrikan propaganda can plague the lives of the Afrikan in intensely damaging ways.

Despite destructive imposition, it is for Afrikan souls themselves to restore a level of self-knowingness and spiritual-cultural living in order for their natural norm of constructive and progressive process of vertical development to be realised. Surely, upright thought then leads to upright life application in service of Afrikan ascension. From whatever station, level or status Afrikan souls can make steps to lift themselves accordingly. It matters not whether the Afrikan is here, there or elsewhere – deeper thought, greater wisdom and clearer insights for self-betterment, security and flourishing would surely be a great boon to Afrikan life. Indeed, why not establish and utilise special places that can empower Afrikan vertical development? After all, civilisation is not of happenstance.

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