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

If the norm of optimal Afrikan liberty becomes damaged in any way, then it is natural that Afrikan souls engage their necessary processes to repair that damage. This is principally self-determined activity directed and managed by Afrikan souls to realise the upright standards of liberty they deem fit for the fullest flourishing and security of Afrikan souls here, there and elsewhere.  

In unfortunate times of interruption and disruption where Afrikan souls may be intensively and destructively set upon by others that the mean the Afrikan ill, the thrust to repair damage to Afrikan liberty can be of critical importance to the thriving of this primary people of creation.  

A contemporary mainstream source offers the following detail: 

""Liberation repair" generally refers to a process or approach that focuses on healing and restoration, particularly in the context of social justice issues and systemic oppression. It involves addressing past harms and working towards a more just and equitable future, often with a focus on reparations and restorative practices”. 

Additionally, the same source goes on to state the following: 

““Transformative Change: 

Repair also aims to create a more just and equitable society by addressing the root causes of oppression and fostering a culture of accountability and responsibility”.  

It is unfortunate, that the perpetrators of generational wrongdoing heaped upon Afrikan souls may refuse to admit and take accountability for the damage to Afrikan liberty they have caused. Instead, denial of reality and strategies to deflect away from taking responsibility or accountability for wilfully destructive actions may ensue. Further, others of ill may continue to inflict harm upon Afrikan souls, attempt to hide their hand and may even go so far as to play ‘victim’. Meanwhile, the intention to make Afrikan people and their rightful liberty suffer persists.  

There are many lessons for the Afrikan souls in this even at the level of day-to-day functioning at the person level. Certainly, Afrikan souls in relation to each other ought not become perpetrators of wilfully destructive wrongdoing by proxy that refuse to take responsibility or accountability for their ills, continue to bring harm to those for upright Afrikan liberty, attempt to hide their hand and even attempt to play ‘victim’. This is of course anathema to the natural and necessary process of progressive transformation of Afrikan liberation repair and surely ought to be safeguarded against.  

Afrikan souls can do themselves a great service by recovering self-knowledge and cultured living (creatively restored or otherwise). Here, a look into the mirror of self can yield positive results of progressive transformation and continual ascension in Afrikan life. After all, necessary levels of repair of self can allow civilisation – which is not a phenomenon of happenstance - to be realised. 

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