Peace and Rightful Order Comes With Liberty of Ascension

Afrikan souls from the beginning in their natural norm of liberty-filled construction and ascension journeyed to create the greatest and most enduring civilisations ever to exist. This journeying brought into being exactly that. Superlative construction throughout the various levels of Afrikan life abounded in such a way that the legacies remain of great marvel and astonishment to others of contemporary stature. The Afrikan of the then continues in the now albeit in a state of interruption and disruption represented by the Maafa of recent centuries. Because of the modern conditions there is much for the Afrikan self to restore, develop and gain self-determined traction from. In so doing, the Afrikan engages in imperative upright thrust of order that can yield the peaceful and harmonious life of superlative construction that is natural preserve.

The liberty to build is the focus of the liberator-self and its necessary process of engagement – liberation. The wonderful observances of Omowale Malcolm X Siku (Day) and Afrika Ukombozi Siku (Afrika Liberation Day) can energise the liberator-self and engagement in the process of liberty respectively. See, liberty to build in their norm of pinnacle excellence is naturally a peaceful and harmonious endeavour for the primary and spirit people of creation. That said, given the devastating experience of the protracted Maafa, the Afrikan is wise to safeguard themselves and their efforts of ascension as best as it is possible to do. In a sense, this is security of peacefulness for the Afrikan self.  

The great liberator Omowale Malcolm X insightfully posits that:

"You can't separate peace from freedom because no one can be at peace unless he has his freedom". 

So, as the Afrikan necessarily takes the time to restore, rejuvenate, revitalise, recover and develop the self in the role of liberator and otherwise progressive form, the soul can become ever-more rightfully positioned in its normality of peacefulness. The peacefulness of pinnacle safeguarded civilisation is not an occurrence of happenstance. Rather, it is through the upright efforts of the spirit people themselves can bring about its flourishing. Here, contaminants of ill and the disturbing ills of wilfully self-destructive wrongdoing ought to be secured against at whatever levels possible.

The plethora of great liberators throughout the ages of the Afrikan experience is immense. As such, the Afrikan has no shortage of wisdom guides of the then. Can the wisdom guides of the now realise themselves to the full? Surely, a look to the mirror self will provide such answers from whatever station, level or status a soul may hold. Certainly, the reflection ought not reveal regression or worse. This powerful people of ascension have duty and responsibility to themselves to realise their peacefulness of rightful order.

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