Liberator, Liberation and Liberty: What is the Cycle of Liberation?

Afrikan souls have held knowingness of the natural cycles within their norm of constructive living throughout the ages. Indeed, Afrikan souls have known that their necessary life-cycles operate in the context of wider cycles of the universe and have naturally harmonised progressively cycle-within-cycle accordingly. The process of liberation as defined and utilised by the liberator-self necessarily holds cyclical qualities. For example, Afrikans may have annual spiritual-cultural observance cycles in which the role of the liberator, the process of liberation and outcome of liberty are energised for their empowerment.

According to contemporary mainstream source the term cycle of liberation attracts the following description:  

“As people come to a critical level of understanding of the nature of oppression and their roles in this systemic phenomenon, they seek new paths for creating social change and. taking themselves toward empowerment or liberation”.

In order to focus on and relate to specifically the Afrikan experience some alteration is considered apt. In so doing, the following may be expressed:

“As Afrikan people come to a critical level of understanding of the nature of their conditions here, there and elsewhere and their role as their own self-determined liberators in the face of adverse systemic phenomenon, they seek to restore, renew or create new paths for establishing spiritual, cultural, political, economic, social and other transformations to realise and secure their liberty and fullest flourishing through engagement in their empowering process of liberation”.

The inherent cycles of engagement are deeply meaningful and far-reaching in the lives of Afrikan souls. Additionally, it is useful to bear in mind that progressive cycles in the process of Afrikan liberation are ascending in nature. In this, cycles are not naturally determined nor engaged in with the intent to stagnate in a static place of complacency void of progression. Rather, each cycle surely has its milestones and goals of attainment set such that cycles of achievement hold a upward spiral type of conception elevating on each turn.

Of course, others that mean the Afrikan ill, may well have a plethora of destructive vices and traps set to thwart Afrikan ascension. However, the Afrikan liberator-self and its engagement in the process of Afrikan liberation surely go through the necessary cycles in order for Afrikan liberty to be attained and perennially maintained.  

Wherever the Afrikan is located and from whatever station, level or status held the cycles of liberty math empowerment can be rightfully and vitally featured as a self-determined part of life. Even a cursory glance at the experience of Afrikan souls during any period of interruption and disruption will reveal that Afrikan liberty is not a phenomenon that is brought into fruition through happenstance. Likewise, civilisation is also not of happenstance.

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