Liberators Give Rise to the Process of Liberation and the Outcome of Liberty: What of the Liberator Role? 

In a state of the interruption and disruption the role of the role of the Afrikan liberator can naturally be of prominence in Afrikan life. Especially, if one considers the aspects of the role that facilitates the upright transition from an undesired state being into optimality. Yet, the liberator role ought to be a continual feature throughout the eternal journeying of Afrikan souls from generation to generation, whether disruption is prevalent or not. Whilst there may be obvious need for role emphasis during a state of interruption, a part of the Afrikan liberator role is safeguard the liberty that is held by the Afrikan here, there or elsewhere.  

According to a contemporary mainstream source:  

 “A liberator is someone who sets people free from captivity”. 

Another mainstream source suggests: 

“A liberator is someone who sets people free from a system, situation, or set of ideas that restricts them in some way. For some people, the operation is a liberator from years of pain and discomfort”. 

Additionally, another like source comments that: 

“A liberator is essentially a "deliverer" or "freer" who removes constraints and allows for liberty or independence”. 

In relation to the defence of liberty, yet another mainstream source offers the following detail: 

“A "liberty defender" is someone who actively champions and protects the freedom and rights of individuals and groups”.   

In order to bring specific focus to the Afrikan experience at the natural core shared oneness of this primary people of creation, adaptation of combined elements of the sourced details is considered apt. In so doing, something that looks like the following may result: 

“The Afrikan liberator role naturally forms a part of lives Afrikan souls to realise and protect optimal Afrikan liberty here, there and elsewhere. It is a role of self-determined deliverance where the deliverer is reflected in the mirror of self at whichever level of the self the reflection is focused. The Afrikan liberator missions in rightful order to set Afrikan people free from any system, situation, set of ideas and the like that is anathema or restrictive to Afrikan people’s fullest flourishing and security. The Afrikan liberator champions and protects the freedom of Afrikan souls regardless of geographical locale in the best ways possible in everyday life and beyond”.  

Despite the efforts of others that mean the Afrikan ill, to subject Afrikan souls to an existence reflective of the oppositional category to liberty of subjugation or worse, it is for Afrikan souls themselves to develop, cultivate and uprightly exercise their liberator role.   After all civilisation is not of happenstance.  

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