Marcus Garvey and the Ultimate Divine

The Afrikan forever builds in rightful order. The Afrikan forever ascends in rightful order. The Afrikan forever safeguards rightful order. This is so throughout the natural norm of the self-determined Afrikan continuum because the Afrikan is never void of the Creator Supreme. This is spiritual conception of perfectibility that continually energises the Afrikan to realise excellence in the best ways possible. Thus, the continual rising that produced the greatest most enduring civilisations ever to exist held an ultimate standard of striving and attainment far beyond the mundane.

Despite the interruptions of the Maafa of recent centuries, Afrikan souls remain intimately connected to the Creator Supreme whether called upon as Oludumare, Nkulunkulu, Mungu, Amen Ra, Faro and on and on. Whatever the Afrikan language expression the Creator always is.

The Supreme visionary Marcus Garvey who charged Afrikan souls with the mission compelling duty (such as One Creator! One Aim! One Destiny!) also shared his eloquent insights with poetic articulation thus:

“The God Who is above nation

Shall speak with thunder loud;

And pass from out the cloud,

This people pray to Him on High

To save the [Afrikan] man’s land

And so His Word shall never die

For he will be at hand”.

The Ultimate Divine is pinnacle empowerment for the Afrikan and never an excuse to escape reality. Rather, the Afrikan is able to engage in self-determined ascension to the fullest extent possible because of the profound connection with the Creator Supreme.

The Afrikan has a mission at hand to realise the pinnacle civilisation of self throughout its various levels. From the person self level of either the upright Afrikan masculine man or the rightful Afrikan feminine woman – through to fully fledged nationhood and beyond – the Creator undoubtedly is.

Self-knowingness must be restored to Afrikan life. Knowingness of the Afrikan experience in the world, knowingness of the Afrikan way are vital. In this, the natural inherent knowingness of the Ultimate Divine must be brought to the fore for all the Afrikan greatness that has been, all the Afrikan greatness that is, and all the Afrikan greatness that will be has its ultimate source.

The inspiration and wisdom guidance of the great Marcus Garvey is surely mission-compelling for Afrikans worldwide. Here, the imperative thrust of independent learning can be energised throughout the levels of the self: