Misconceptions About Kwanzaa: Does Not Kwanzaa Fuel Antagonism Amongst Afrikan Souls?

Afrikan people are naturally a people of oneness and throughout the ages this is expressed in the most glorious and long-lived civilisations that have ever come to be. Natural oneness for Afrikan souls is rooted in their own cultural fabric in order for the self throughout its various levels to flourish in nationhood. For Afrikans to be disruptive to their own rightful order and functioning would surely represent a swaying into the abnormality of disorder that is anathema to the norm of their own pinnacle heights of cultured living. Afrikan culture services Afrikan souls to optimal functioning. Thus, self-destructive antagonism cannot then be any natural part of Afrikan culture.  

According to a popular mainstream platform the word antagonism is defined as:  

“showing or feeling active opposition or hostility towards someone or something”.

Afrikan people in their natural norm of highly cultured living are not consumed by hostility and opposition toward themselves otherwise grand longstanding civilisation could not come to be. Rather, antagonisms can be expressed and peddled by others that mean the Afrikan ill. In a state of disruption and interruption where Afrikan souls are disconnected from the rightful order of their own way of life susceptibility to self-destructive antagonism can raise its ugly head.

Within the Maafa or recent centuries both the ill-will of others and the disconnectedness of Afrikan souls from their culture are dire realities.

Brilliantly, Afrikan souls have lifted themselves to the challenge of the circumstance and have missioned to victoriously address the cultural crisis where destructive self-antagonism and other ills are bred. Out of the debris, chaos and disorder Afrikan souls have established for themselves the wonderful cultural observance of Kwanzaa that provides the Afrikan world community with a powerful vehicle of cultural restoration and ascension. Rather, than fuel self-destructive antagonism Kwanzaa is observance in which Afrikans can participate in good and honest intent, energise themselves to purge alien ills and lift themselves in the vital restoration of high culture.

In this, rightful measures to safeguard and secure Afrikan cultural restoration and progressive cultured living from alien forces of ill directly or by proxy are not to be confused with self-destructive antagonism. In this, the self-knowing of context of missioning and purpose is key. Whether in the home or at a community event celebrating the wonderful observance time of Kwanzaa, Afrikan souls surely have a rightful duty to safeguard their culture and special cultural times in purposeful mission of fullest flourishing.  

As Kwanzaa continues to empower the Afrikan world, the Afrikan family, community and nation will surely thrive in the might of rightfully restored Afrikan cultural fabric. Afrikan cultured living is vital for ascension as it has been, as it is in the now and always will be throughout the eternity to come. A suggestion that wonderful observance of Kwanzaa fuels self-destructive antagonism is a gross misconception.  

Kwanzaa is one of the essential cultural observances of life within the Universal Royal Afrikan Nation. The Universal Royal Afrikan Nation (URAN) is an Afrikan-centred spiritual and cultural mission for ascendancy that embodies living spiritually and culturally rooted life. To find out more about URAN and its spiritual-cultural mission for liberty and nationhood click here. The exquisite URAN pendant can be obtained online by clicking here.

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