Kimungu Madhabahuni (Divine Shrine) – Afrikan Souls, Natural Custodians of Upright and Peaceful Order (Part 5)

By the grace of the Creator Supreme, Afrikan souls are the first people of humanity. This is a people that naturally live in rightful order and peacefulness, each Afrikan soul to the next throughout the levels of the self: the Afrikan person self, the Afrikan harmonious and complementary male-female union, the Afrikan family, the Afrikan community, the Afrikan nation and so on. This is the people that brought forth powerful self-descriptors using words such as Htp (Hotep) of ancient Afrikan tongue and Amani of Kiswahili. These are words that engender necessary peacebuilding and peace-maintenance amongst Afrikan souls themselves as functional parts of their own way of life in order that the greater expression of grand civilisation is brought forth. It is rooted and cultured living with the powerful and natural Afrikan linguistic expressions that have empowered this primary people to establish the greatest and most enduring civilisations known to the world. The grand results produced by the optimally flourishing living shrine of the Afrikan self is permanently etched in the Afrikan continuum for ongoing Afrikan empowerment throughout the world.

With interruptions and disruptions such as that of the Maafa in recent centuries others that mean the Afrikan ill have set out to derail or destroy the Afrikan way of life and its deeply meaningful and progressive linguistic expressions. Yet, it is only Afrikan souls themselves that can restore their lives to rightful flourishing and ascension.

Victoriously then, a group of Afrikan souls amidst the chaos and debris of persecution imposed by alien forces of ill identified that for Afrikan souls ‘the key crisis’ is one of culture. Having come to this realisation it did not remain lodged in the realms of isolated intellectual thought. Rather, creative cultural restoration became the thrust to establish readily accessible and deeply meaningful cultural substance for engagement throughout the world. This of course is a description of the coming forth of the wonderful observance of Kwanzaa, its all-year-round values and use of the unifying linguistic form of Kiswahili.

It through similar efforts of creative cultural restoration that Afrikan souls were also able to recover the ancient word of Htp to punctuate the substance of living peacefulness as a vital facet for victorious and continual building in Afrikan life.

Under the heading of, ‘The Role of Culture In Peacebuilding’ one source states:

“we cannot ignore the role that culture can play in enabling people to resolve their disputes and to strengthen the ties that bind them together. People derive their sense of meaning from their culture. What does it mean to be human? What is – or ought to be – the nature of human relations? These notions feed into the attitudes and values that we choose to embrace, which in turn determine how we interact with each other. Cultural attitudes and values, therefore, provide the foundation for the social norms by which people live”.

Unlike its various avenues of expression, culture is naturally at the core basis of Afrikan life’s ascension. Therefore, whatever the learning, profession or skill that one may hold, it is naturally and wholesomely expressed outwardly from the rooted core of living. If then, the Afrikan becomes susceptible to practicing the abandonment of the Afrikan culture that drives the eternal building process of ascension then, politely put, dire deficit becomes the outcome. Surely, there ought to be no excuses in the now for Afrikan souls to wallow in the degradation of cultural abandonment with cultural fabric so readily accessible.

With a void of cultural restoration and living, an open door (even an open-armed welcome) is presented to alien forces for their contaminants of ill to enter.  Will Afrikan souls allow the forces of anti-Afrikan agency to peddle their destructive vices of misandry, misogyny, feminism, this ism or that to disrupt Afrikan life? Will Afrikan souls allow themselves to be destroyed with the alien imposition of a gynocracy? Will Afrikan souls allow themselves to be maltreated by one alien force of ill and then run to the support of another to be persecuted all over again? This people of exceptional peacebuilding capability and acumen have their own rightful order and functioning to restore and safeguard. This people are not a warmongering people, this people are naturally the world’s most exceptional builders. It is this primary people that must fully restore and transform themselves in the spirit of peacefulness amongst their own kind promoted by the true living substance of oneness highlighted by the words Htp, Amani or other Afrikan words that mean the same thing, wherever located in the world.  

Within the Universal Royal Afriikan Nation the words Kimungu Ukombozi are used as a greeting to punctuate the mission for vital Afrikan building and for vital continual ascension.

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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