Kitabu Cha Ankhsheshonqi (The Book of Ankhsheshonqi)

The wisdom words of the Afrikan are of the most profound depth, this is a wonderful gift of the Creator Supreme. The wisdom tradition of the Afrikan souls of the world is magnificently enriched with a plethora of utterances to empower Afrikan life to the full. The words of the Anksheshonqi  a wisdom guide of ancient Afrika provides an insightful example of scribed knowingness. With the advent of ever-expanding experiences from Afrikan journeying thousands of years hence (including the devastating disruption of the Maafa of recent centuries), an adaptation and interpretation by this author is presented here. In celebrating Afrikan Historia Msimu the great writings of the Afrikan history continuum can be revisited to inspire, lift and be a progressive guide in spirit life. Afrikan history is living history. The Kiswahili phrase for The Book of Ankhsheshonqi is Kitabu Cha Ankhsheshonqi:

Kitabu Cha Anksheshonqi (The Book of Ankhsheshonqi)

Serve the Creator Supreme that the Creator Supreme protects you. Serve your brothers and sisters of the Afrikan nation that you may enjoy a good reputation. Serve the wise Afrikan that he or she may serve you. Serve the Afrikan nation so that betterment comes to Afrikan souls. And serve the senior ones of wisdom in the Afrikan nation that you may go forward and prosper.

Examine every matter concerning the betterment of your own people that you may understand it. Do not say I am learned but rather set yourself to become wise. Be gentle and patient wherever possible amongst your own people, then your character will be beautiful. It is in the development of the Afrikan character that wise instruction succeeds. Learn the structure and functioning of the divine self and the sacred universe. And never forget the Creator Supreme.

The good fortune of the Afrikan nation is leadership that acts with Haki (Righteousness). The good fortune of a temple are the spiritual practitioners that act with Haki (Righteousness). The good fortune of a field is the time it is worked with hands guided by Haki (Righteousness). The good fortune of a storehouse is the stocking of it for endeavours of Haki (Righteousness). And the good fortune of the wise Afrikan is their excellent advice for the furtherance of the Afrikan nation.

May the wise elder of the Afrikan nation be of trust. May the sibling of the Afrikan family kindest in the growth and development of the Afrikan nation hold wise stature for it. May the whole Afrikan nation prosper to the full such that each Afrikan is without hunger. May the ever life sustaining waters never fail to flow. May the children honour their parents of Haki (Righteousness). May the moon follow the sun and not fail to rise. May each Afrikan soul know of the bond with each one of their own kind. May each Afrikan soul open their heart to all working for the betterment of the Afrikan nation. And may Afrikan life forever ascend.

May the heart of the Afrikan spouse be the heart of his or her Afrikan spouse so that they may be free of contention. If each spouse is at peace with each other they will never fare badly. If a spouse whispers about their spouse and especially to the hearing of the enemy, they will never fare well. A good spouse of noble character is food that comes in times of hunger. A spouse who remains true at night is praised during the day. Any who violates the married Afrikan invite harsh punishment by return. A spouse lets him or herself be loved according to the character of his or her compliment of love.

Do not send one who is unwise in an important matter when you can have a wise Afrikan represent. Do not instruct the unwise lest he or she hate you for it. When one instructs the unwise he or she says “What they are doing insults me”. The friend of the unwise is unwise. The friend of a wise Afrikan is another wise Afrikan. If you are given bread for being unwise you may learn to despise wise instruction. Although the way of the Creator Supreme is before us all, the unwise cannot find it.

Do not belittle the Afrikan elder in your heart. Honour the Afrikan elder in your heart, and you will be honoured in the hearts of all. Do not laugh at your children to maliciously ridicule and humiliate, rather praise them in their achievements so that all will ascend with confidence in their Afrikan selves. Do not prefer one of your children to the other with such alien ills as shade-ism, for abominations of this sort wreak havoc amongst Afrikan souls. Alien unkindness must be purged from the being to avoid sel-destruction.

There is no tooth that decays that stays in its place. There is no Afrikan friend that walks alone. There is no wise Afrikan who welcomes grief.  There is no one unwise who finds profit. There is no one who deserts his or her travelling companion whom the Creator Supreme does not hold accountable for it. There is no one who does wrong to the Afrikan nation that goes on and truly prospers.

Do not hurl a lance if you cannot aim correctly. Do not engage in doing wrong to your fellow Afrikan and thus cause another to do it to you. Let your generosity reach one who needs it within righteous order and for the betterment of the Afrikan. Gain wealth and be generous within righteous order amongst your own people for the betterment of the Afrikan nation. Be careful not to wrecklessly squander the wealth of the Afrikan nation. Speak Ukweli (Truth) amongst your own people, let it cling to your words. Do not do to another Afrikan soul what you dislike and thus cause another to do it to you also. Good deeds are good deeds done for one who needs it. Those who fight together with and for their own people of the Afrikan nation will rejoice in the victory as one.    

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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