Kwanzaa: Afrikan Childhood Deified in Family, Community, Nation and Race

The story of Heru is the wisdom filled telling of an ultimate and mighty hero. A child born from the miracle of Afrikan divinity into the imposed circumstance of mutant disorder. Raised and nurtured by loving by the dedicated and loving hands of royal parenthood in the ways of Haki (Righteousness), Heru is groomed and shaped to fulfil his destiny and become the powerful avenger and unconquerable victor for Jaji (Justice) putting right the ills heaped upon the Afrikan nation from mutant dysfunction.  Heru is of the Creator Supreme and is raised in the living knowingness and guiding wisdom of those great that were birthed before him. Safeguarded and protected during his childhood to bring about the fully flourishing adult, he in turn safeguards and protects the Afrikan nation as supreme warrior of eternal victory and justice. The royal souls of the Afrikan nation are raised in the way of Heru, they imbibe his spirit as he continues the onward mission of ascension in the eternal lift and protection of divine Afrikan life.

In celebrating Kwanzaa young ones of the Afrikan nation hold a special place of central importance that reflects their grand importance throughout Afrikan life. It is certainly a time to enliven the divine righteousness of self and mission and destiny in the spirit of young ones throughout the Afrikan world with the power of Heru. The nurturing wisdom-filled and guiding hands of Afrikan adulthood steeped in the Afrikan way have a profound responsibility of due diligence to lift Heru in themselves and their young. Heru holds the substance of destiny fulfilment and is the mighty standard by which the Afrikan rite of passage from childhood to adulthood is victoriously expressed. Heru the lives in the Afrikan child. Heru lives in the Afrikan.  

Some of the key elements of Afrikan childhood that can be gleaned from Heru and are directly applicable to contemporary life through passage from childhood into seniority are as follows:

To have living knowingness of the Creator Supreme
To have living knowingness of the ancestral realm of the Great
To live Afrikan spiritual and cultural life.
To have eternal commitment, dedication for Afrikan people through organised effort for ascension.
To be raised to be a complimentary and harmonious spouse in Afrikan adulthood for shared mission and spiritual-cultural living. To be prepared for being in and expressive of Afrikan love a future spouse.
To express natural genius for the betterment of Afrikan people.
To cultivate skills that will serve the best interests of Afrikan betterment.
To be prepared for the role of establishing familyhood for the building of the Afrikan nation.
Be an eternal example of Afrikan excellence.
To be an Afrikan learner.
To become an Afrikan wisdom guide of Haki (Righteousness).
To become an Afrikan leader of Haki (Righteosness).
To become a pioneering thrust for global Afrikan ascendancy.
To be prepared for the bringing forth, nurturing, guiding, protecting and shaping role for new Afrikan life as a matured adult for maximal flourishing of nation.
To be prepared in the ways to safeguard the Afrikan nation from hostile mutations and to leave alien forces unto themselves.
To be prepared to utilise the natural bountiful wealth of Afrikan resources in harmony with the sacred universe at large and for the benefit of the Afrikan nation.
To have living knowingness that even from the most disastrous circumstance Afrikan divinity rises for eternal prosperity.

It is without doubt, that the parasitic and genocidal alien enemy forces of the world attempt to impose all manner of foul deeds to thwart the inevitable rise of the living Heru in the young ones of the Afrikan nation. With everything from miseducation, indoctrination, ill-health, maltreatment, criminalisation to outright slaughter the barbarous enemy deploys a catalogue of tyrannical stratagem in the futile attempt to thwart Afrikan ascendancy in the young. The continuing Maafa of recent centuries must be brought to halt.  

As ever-increasing multitudes of the Afrikan souls worldwide become celebrants of Kwanzaa the lives of their powerful youth are being restored and the living Heru is being nurtured, groomed shaped and brought to full fruition. Kwanzaa is a great time of cultivation for the Afrikan seeds that are divinely ascribed to blossom and maximally flourish. The sacred first fruits of the Afrikan world will surely fulfil destiny and become their living Heru with all of the victory that brings.  

The wonderful observance of Kwanzaa takes place from the 26th of so-called December to the 1st of so-called January. It is seven-day period of Afrikan celebration and spiritual-cultural enrichment. Based upon the harvesting traditions of the Afrikan world this celebration of first fruits has at its core the Nguzo Saba (Seven Principles) together with an beautiful array of deeply meaningful symbols established elevate the Afrikan world community to its fullest flourishing.