Marcus Garvey Warns Afrikan Souls to Reorganise

Disorder and chaos is not a natural norm of self-determined Afrikan life. Rather, rightful order is naturally amplified and disorder is safeguarded against. In the ancient Afrikan world the state of disorder was embodied within the conception of Isfet – representative of those things oppositional to the norm of rightfully ordered living.

The Maafa of recent centuries represents a period of utter chaos and destruction unleashed by others that mean the Afrikan ill. Here wrongdoing by the alien forces of anti-Afrikan agency reached the despicable lows of protracted atrocities. Yet, it is only Afrikan souls themselves that can rise to restore themselves to rightful order and continually ascend accordingly.

The supreme visionary Marcus Garvey with profound insight and eloquence highlights that:

“We must reorganise ourselves as a people. If we are to go forward, and I take this opportunity, as you assemble yourselves here from all parts of the world, to sound the warning note”.

This is an emphatic call and warning for Afrikan souls to bring themselves into rightful order. The Afrikan must be organised for the betterment of self. In an alien constructed world imposed upon Afrikan souls, to do nothing for themselves is to surely a posture that can openly welcome surrender to whatever alien whims of ill that come along.  If the alien forces of anti-Afrikan agency have it their way, the Afrikan is automatically and exclusively organised for foreign benefit by virtue of mere existence.

The genuine building, ascension and safeguarding of Afrikan life is an organised effort that is can only be realised through the thrust of self-determination. If Afrikan souls are to reveal their maximal potential and capability in the betterment of themselves then organisation is a must. It matters not whether there are efforts of ill that peddle that even the mere mention of organising for Afrikan benefit is somehow contemptuous. Organising for the ascension of the primary people is a fundamental imperative that it far from being a temporary aesthetic. It is of rooted substance and engaged in for rightful order to prevail.

Organs such as that of the Universal Royal Afrikan Nation have spiritual-cultural foundation from which organisational efforts are necessarily and progressively transformative for the self.

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: