Kwanzaa: Spiritual and Cultural Oneness

From the beginning Afrikan souls have had living knowingness of the Creator Supreme. All Afrikan languages have a beautiful rhythmic harmonising words to call on the Creator Supreme. Living knowingness of the Creator Supreme fully flourished amongst the marvellous primary and spirit people of creation age after age prior to the emergence of others. From region to region across the great cradle of humanity and most bountiful land of the world Afrikan souls lived in ultimate reverence of the supreme force of the universe and creator of all that is. From this living knowingness the cradle of humanity also became the cradle of the first, most magnificent and long-lasting civilisations the world has come to know. Afrika is sacred soil. It is the sacred soil of the spirit people of oneness that share spiritual and cultural fabric of life in the pinnacle brilliancy of light that radiates from the Creator Supreme.

With the disastrous onslaught by foreign enemy hostiles in recent centuries, Afrikan people have been set upon with mass conversion into alien contemporary religious doctrine by penalty of torture, brutalisation, murder and host of other savage ills. Foreign invading hordes from the east, from the west (or wherever) abominably cursed Afrikan sacred soil with their every footstep laden with criminal rapacious intent. These terrorising pirate vagabonds unleashed hell forcing Afrikans into the alien cults of religious doctrine with alien language, books, symbols and other subjugating paraphernalia whilst attempting to strip the Afrikan of natural resource, their natural living knowingness of the Creator Supreme and their natural spiritual and cultural fabric. The enemy intention, from whichever baron foreign territory they crawled from, was to render the Afrikan completely under barbarous alien domination: mind, body and soul.  The onslaught of enemy imposition persists as multitudes upon multitudes of Afrikan souls remain incarcerated in the houses of foreign contemporary religious doctrines of various sorts.

The wonderful observance of Kwanzaa profoundly reflects the living oneness that this special people hold at the most rooted spiritual and cultural levels. Kwanzaa is a profound in the elevation and restoration of Afrikan life. Even a cursory examination of life’s unfolding determines that the way of the Afrikan is best for the Afrikan. Indeed, it is the Afrikan way that presents the enemy with the mirror reflecting his acutely inadequate self. Hence, (amongst the other obvious reasons of Afrikan self-empowerment) his incessant desire to see it destroyed.  To restore the fully flourishing knowingness of the Creator Supreme in the Afrikan is to give rise to civilisation of the pinnacle divine order.  

The deities  Ausar, Auset and Heru elevated during Kwanzaa and otherwise also reflect the profound spiritual oneness that Afrikan people throughout the world share with each other.  These names emerge from ancient Nile Valley civilisation. Yet, in west Afrika, with different language expression the deities Obatala, Yemoja and Ogun emerge reflecting the superlative divine qualities in oneness and harmony with their respective ancient Nile valley expressions. Throughout Afrika the Afrikan world various names have been used to represent the qualities that each of these deities represent.

Further, with the disruption of the Maafa in recent centuries came new experiences and from the crucible of the forced diaspora superlative heroes and divinities emerged transforming mere dispersal into powerful Afrikan world expanse. In this, Ausar or Obatala became manifest as the supreme emperor Marcus Garvey, Auset or Yemoja became manifest as the powerful deity Yemanja, and Heru or Ogun became manifest as the great and mighty Omowale Malcolm X.

The wonderful celabration of Kwanzaa brilliantly enlivens the Afrikan world community to restore oneness in the now and for the eternity to come. The rampage of alien wickedness heaped upon Afrikan souls must be brought to halt. Afrikans can lift themselves to the pinnacle heights of ascendancy purging themselves of alien ills and in living their own way. In celebrating Kwanzaa oneness of spirit is restored and energised. In celebrating Kwanzaa: the Afrikan world community can imbibe their spirit of Ausar – Obatala – Marcus Garvey; the Afrikan world community can imbibe their spirit of Auset – Yemoja – Yemanja; and the Afrikan world community can imbibe their spirit of Heru – Ogun – Omowale Malcolm X. The powerful Afrikan world expanse can be magnificently realised in spiritual and cultural oneness.