Regal Dignity for Ascension: What of Being Honourable?

Surely it is rightful that the primary people of creation who brought forth civilisation and developed it to establish the greatest and most enduring examples ever to exist consider themselves honourable. Indeed, the construction of superlative civilisation itself is grand expression of soul people honouring themselves and them being honourable. Of course, honourability is naturally a feature of Afrikan life throughout the various levels of the self. The great monarchs of the Afrikan continuum came from and represented the best interests of Afrikan souls at the level of nationhood and beyond.  

 According to a contemporary mainstream source, the word honourable attracts the following succinct definition:

“deserving of respect or high regard”.

Another mainstream source offers some indication of what it means to be honourable in the following way:

“Treat others with dignity and respect. Take the lead, and show value to others. Keep your word and your commitments”.

For the sake of the focussed discussion, both sources can be combined and adapted to detail specific relevance to the Afrikan experience. The result may look like the following:

“Afrikan honourability is naturally held by Afrikan souls as the pioneering establishers of civilisation (and its greatest and most enduring examples). This people deserve to – and must - respect themselves in the highest regard whether they are located here, there or elsewhere in order to service their imperative mission of rightfully ordered ascension. In this, Afrikan souls have the ability to hold their dignity and self-respect wherever located whilst – at the same time - holding dignity and respect for other Afrikans located elsewhere as all souls can mission for upright Afrikan betterment and security. Just as this primary people led the thrust of civilisation throughout their continuum in the glory of their yesteryear, so too, they can lead the establishment of self-determined civilisation now and throughout time to come. This people have a duty and responsibility to themselves to keep their word of commitment in regard to their ageless dictum: Know Thyself, and act in progressive orderly accord whether located here, there or elsewhere”.

 Unfortunately, others that mean the Afrikan ill may seek to derail or destroy the natural norm of Afrikan souls being honourable amongst themselves. Overt and covert operations to promote and encourage dishonourable activity and expression amongst Afrikan souls - if allowed to prevail - would surely lead to destruction and doom. Yet, it is only Afrikan souls themselves who can restore and safeguard their own honourability with self-determined learning and development. Here, self-knowingness and cultured living is key.  Of course, the great monarchs of the bountiful Afrikan continuum, with who and what they represented, can be an enlightening and inspirational source to empower the thrust of self-knowing and constructive life engagement.

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