Liberator, Liberation and Liberty: What is Liberation as Self-Belief?

Throughout their journeying Afrikan souls have lived according to their self-determined spiritual-cultural beliefs resulting in great and magnificent life achievements and expression. Indeed, the greatest and most enduring civilisations ever to exist are firmly etched in the annals of the Afrikan continuum. The Afrikan liberator self in its functional role to secure Afrikan liberty via the process of Afrikan liberation, is – by extension – empowered and energised by self-belief.

A mainstream source states the following in relation to belief and liberation:

“Liberation is the belief that we can succeed, a sense of confidence in ourselves and in our collective efforts”.

In order for such detail to focus upon the Afrikan experience and take account of the liberty math formula (Afrikan liberators + Afrikan liberation = Afrikan liberty), alteration is considered apt. Adjustment may yield the following:

“Afrikan liberators hold the belief that success in the attainment, maintenance and security of Afrikan liberty is not only possible to achieve, it is a self-determined imperative. In this, the process of Afrikan liberation as a vehicle of engagement and the victorious realisation of Afrikan liberty form, in some sense, part of Afrikan liberators’ belief system of self – for success to be realised throughout the various levels of the self with confidence”.

Despite the destructive efforts of others that mean the Afrikan ill, to derail self-belief in the Afrikan, the Afrikan liberator must work to build, restore and secure its substance. The Afrikan liberator role itself may cease to exist in any meaningful or functional way if it is only some shallow aesthetic show of the role void of self-belief is all that is realised. Further, it can be acutely self-destructive in a host of ways if ‘liberators’ themselves don’t actually believe that Afrikan liberty is even possible.    

Afrikan souls surely have a duty and responsibility to themselves to learn and develop in a self-determined way for their liberator role to successfully function and secure Afrikan liberty. Through restoration of self-knowingness and cultured living self-belief can fulfil its rightful quality and empowering position of wholesome substance.

From whatever locale, station, level or status this primary people of creation can place a progressive step forward to recover who and what they truly are and apply themselves accordingly in their role as liberator and otherwise. After all, civilisation is not of happenstance.  

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