Expression of Oneness of Rightful Order Amongst Afrikan Souls is a Victorious Blessing 

It is rightful that Afrikan souls celebrate whatever upright efforts they have made to produce bountifulness in and for their lives. It is from this ageless thrust that the grand celebration of the harvest emerges. Here, agricultural yield can be an obvious representation. Still, there is a vast panorama of self-determined effort that can bring forth achievement to be celebrated. Any attempt to envisage all of the various avenues of development and life expressions that this primary people engaged in to produce the greatest and most enduring civilisations ever to exist would require super powers for any single soul. Yet, at the core of pinnacle civilisation expression are the upright cultural values that soul people hold. These can be relatively simple in conception as they are expressed in the myriad of ways throughout progressive Afrikan life.

Unfortunately, the disruptions and interruptions of the Maafa of recent centuries has seen much by way of damage caused by alien forces ill utilising a barrage of destructive vices. Yet, it is only Afrikan souls themselves that purge alien contaminants of ill, restore their own fabric of life and ascend accordingly.

Wonderfully, Afrikan souls have made exceptional efforts to do just that. One outstanding example is the establishment of the wonderful observance of Kwanzaa. This great seven day celebratory period holds a deeply meaningful symbol set and a powerful set of values known as the Nguzo Saba (Seven Principles). Brought forth through the pioneering efforts of the Us organ, this is a time to celebrate all-year-round effort for Afrikan ascension with the victorious fruits that are realised.

For example, great efforts can be made at person levels to realise the upright Afrikan masculine man in the best ways possible. Or, great efforts can be made to realise the rightful Afrikan feminine woman in the best ways possible. For this, it may be that both purging and building has to take place, whilst securing the self from alien contaminants of ill, whether that be misogyny, misandry, feminism, the thrust for a gynocracy or otherwise.

It is truly a blessing for Afrikan souls to engage in their restored fabric for cultured life to flow. For example, expressions that reflect Afrikan oneness such as detailed in the foundation principle of the Nguzo Saba, Umoja (Unity) is a powerful phenomena as Afrikan souls whilst working locally also recognise their wider self into global beingness. Whatever other progressive endeavours are brought forth, this is surely key part in the produce of victorious and bountiful yield wherever soul people are in the world.

The following few lines from a creative production piece by this author is considered apt here:

‘Once many moons ago
There came the promise
To celebrate what’s grown
Now we have observance time
Seven days
To celebrate our own kind’

Each level of the self can be gloriously empowered by embracing restored fabric of cultured living, the glory of which can be celebrated during the harvest season beginning on the 26th December. The various levels of the self can be detailed thus: