Fadhila Kumi za Roho (Ten Virtues of the Soul)

From the most ancient of times the Afrikan has been blessed by the Creator Supreme to lift him or herself to realise fullest potential. The results of this superlative beingness is abundant pinnacle excellence throughout the Afrikan history continuum. Ideals were established as generational destinies and the framework to nurture life in the most progressive ways to realise destiny became vital substance. One such frame is the Ten Virtues of the Soul. A system of growth and development emerging from Afrikan genius flow in the ancient world and brought to the fore here with organic shaping of Afrikan experience (including the devastating Maafa of recent centuries) as interpreted by this author. These virtues are a wonderful part of the Afrikan history continuum – then, now and tomorrow and are outlined here with Kiswahili identifiers as a feature of induction or development within the contemporary context of the organising for the imperative of global Afrikan ascendancy:

Fadhila Kumi za Roho (Ten Virtues of the Soul)

Udhibiti wa Mawazo (Control of Thought)

To be versed in the wisdom tradition of the Afrikan nation and thus think in terms of Afrikan liberty and nationhood and to disallow thought to be skewed by any attempted alien enemy imposition.

Udhibiti wa Vitendo (Control of Action)

To live the spiritual and cultural way of the Afrikan nation and act accordingly.  

Uimara na Nia (Steadfastness of Purpose)

To be resolute and committed to purpose and roles of responsibility within the Afrikan nation.  

Kitambulisho na Maisha ya Kiroho (Identity with spiritual life)

To have living knowingness that the Afrikan is spirit and to nurture, grow and develop the self in accordance with the spiritual fabric of the Afrikan nation.

Ushahidi wa Utume wa Maisha (Evidence of having a mission in life)

To develop maximal functional ascendancy of self  as a harmonising part of the imperative organised mission for Afrikan liberty and nationhood.  

Ushahidi wa Wito kwa Utaratibu wa Kiroho (Evidence of a call to spiritual order)

To be versed with the spiritual conceptions of the Afrikan nation and to harmoniously synchronise the spirit self with the call to (and tenets of) spiritual order of the Afrikan nation.

Uhuru kwa Roho za Kiafrika (Freedom for Afrikan souls and to disallow the imposition of persecution or wrongdoing by alien enemy forces (courage))

To have the courage to work for righteous order within the Afrikan nation and for the Afrikan nation to be powerful to command just and rightful treatment of Afrikan souls throughout the world as the safeguarded sacred grand monarchs of humanity and of civilisation. This is the courage for Afrikan people to live their spirit life and become equipped to deal with others that are spirit recessive.  This is also freedom from the resentment of past mistakes or spiritual-cultural delinquency of the Afrikan person coerced into unknowingness of self by alien enemy forces. This is possible by transforming alien-induced wrong turns into lessons of learning and growth avoiding repetition of wrong or regression to enter living knowingness and responsibility to Afrikan ascendancy. 

Ujasiri Katika Nguvu ya Mwalimu (Confidence in the power of the teacher)

To have living knowingness that the ultimate teachings emanate from the Creator Supreme and are abundant throughout the sacred universe. The great Afrikan ancestors form the essential ever-expanding ethereal academy of ever ascending Afrikan excellence. The teachers of the Afrikan nation are the holistic formal role holders in the Afrikan wisdom guide tradition who assist in the fullest manifestation of Afrikan natural genius to be expressed. Every Afrikan soul in knowingness and confidence of self is in some way a wisdom guide. The living knowingness and confidence in the guide gives rise to living knowingness and confidence of the guided.

Ujasiri Katika Uwezo wa Mtu Kujifunza (Confidence in one’s own ability to learn)

To fulfil the imperative role of Afrikan wisdom guide one must express the ability to learn, grow and develop on a life-long basis and have faith in the Creator Supreme, the Great Ancestors and the teachers or wisdom guides of the Afrikan nation.

Jitayarishe na Uwe Tayari kwa Uanzishaji (Readiness and preparedness for initiation)

To be prepared and ready to be initiation into the imperative mission for global Afrikan ascendancy in accordance with stages of initiation within the Afrikan nation.  

In celebrating the wonderful observance of Afrikan Historia Msimu, drawing upon Afrikan wisdom that has flowed since ancient times and brought to fruition the greatest and longest lasting civilisations the world has ever seen will surely give rise creative evolutionary restoration of the same. The magnificent Afrikan people of the world have the unique and fantastic inheritance to lift themselves to their natural pinnacle heights of superlative beingness.

Afrikan Historia Msimu is an observance period for the duration of the tenth month of the year (so-called October). This is a special time for learning, growth and development of the Afrikan experience in the world. It is a time of spiritual and cultural elevation as Afrikan history is restored to fabric of life in the living knowingness of the then, the now and tomorrow. Great ones of the Afrikan journey are highlighted and the symbols relevant to the time invigorate life in the imperative onward flow of global Afrikan ascendancy. This wonderful observance is a part of the cultural calendar of the Universal Royal Afrikan Nation (URAN).

The Universal Royal Afrikan Nation (URAN) is an Afrikan-centred spiritual and cultural mission for ascendancy that embodies living spiritually and culturally rooted life. To find out more about URAN and its spiritual-cultural mission for liberty and nationhood click here. The exquisite URAN pendant can be obtained online by clicking here.

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