Liberator, Liberation and Liberty: What is Liberation?

The role of the Afrikan liberator is necessarily and vitally given functional context and meaning within the main process within which it operates. That main process is of course Afrikan liberation. Afrikan Liberation as a functional process exists to lift Afrika souls from any unnatural less-than state of imposition by others to their norm of fullest flourishing. It is also an unending process in that it holds the functional qualities of attainment, maintenance and security of Afrikan liberty. Thus, even when Afrikan souls are flourishing in their norm of optimality, the process of liberation continues as it has its emphasis on ensuring security. Here then, is the pragmatic field of rightful order in which the Afrikan liberator inextricably engages. And just as the process of Afrikan liberation is continual so too is the role of the Afrikan liberator. Both the process and the role necessarily function throughout the various levels of the self, all in inseparable form.

According to a contemporary mainstream source, the word liberation is given the following meaning:

“the act or process of freeing someone or something from another's control”.

Of course, such a definition is inherently limited to an attainment aspect of liberation. However, with transformation to rightfully expand the remit detailed and – at the same time – to highlight the specific focus on the Afrikan experience, the following may be articulated:

“Afrikan liberation is a process of attainment, maintenance and security of Afrikan liberty engaged in by the role of the Afrikan liberator throughout the various levels of the self. It is a self-determined process of continual engagement from the freeing of Afrikans from another’s control, to ensuring that Afrikan liberty is perennially upheld and safeguarded”.

The process of Afrikan liberation itself holds no functional purpose void of its fundamental component in the role of the Afrikan liberator. Likewise, the role of the Afrikan liberator has no operational context void of its process of liberation context.  Clearly, the onus is upon Afrikan souls themselves to cultivate and develop both their liberator self and their process of liberation.

From whatever locale, station, level or status Afrikan souls can restore knowingness of themselves and cultured living to empower and bring to the fore their rightfully functioning liberator role and liberation process. Unfreedom and other impositions by others that mean the Afrikan ill must surely be ascended from and secured against. After all, civilisation is not of happenstance.

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The important text: From Afruika to Afrika Ukombozi Siku: The Living Observance of Afrika Liberation Day, by this author is available to purchase online here.

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