Reject the Dire State of Uncivilised!

Culture and civilisation are one. For Afrikan souls to live their culture naturally means this primary people are cultured. This also therefore naturally means that the cultured Afrikan soul is a civilised one.  Of course, this is to understate reality as the natural norm for this primary people of creation is to cultivate themselves at pinnacle levels. Hence, it is Afrikan souls that have established the greatest and most enduring civilisations ever to exist as a natural norm of their own rooted and self-determined functioning of ascension. That said, the converse could also be illustratively considered. Void of culture the unnatural state of being uncultured comes to the fore. Therefore, any such imagined dire state of deficit would also render the Afrikan into the dire deficit of being uncivilised. In the natural self-determined norm of the world’s most prolific, pioneering and superlative civilisation builders the consideration of such a deficit is acutely nonsensical at best.

However, given the interruptions and disruptions of the Maafa of recent centuries, the ill intent of alien forces of anti-Afrikan agency has been to render the Afrikan void of self-determined cultural fabric and thus uncivilised. Such an alien thrust is diabolical to say the least. In more recent decades alien forces of ill have sought to perpetuate cultural and civil destruction amongst the soul people of the world with the pushing and peddling of alien ills such as that of misandry, misogyny, feminism and the thrust for a gynocracy. Yet, whatever the alien vice of destruction, it is only Afrikan souls themselves that can restore their own cultural fabric and safeguard themselves from contaminants of ill whilst reengaging their natural norm of pinnacle civilisation construction.

Brilliantly, Afrikan souls have been victoriously forthright in the arena of cultural restoration in bringing forth their own cultural observances such as that of Kwanzaa. Spanning seven days this powerful celebratory observance holds deeply meaningful symbols and a core value system known as the Nguzo Saba (Seven Principles). Emerging through the progressive creative restoration efforts of the Us organ, this observance and its values of ascension are readily accessible for engagement by Afrikan souls throughout the world.

 Here, Afrikans ought not accept any imposed state of dire deficit identified as being uncultured or uncivilised. By engaging in self-determined cultural fabric inherently gives rise to the natural norm of cultured Afrikan living, civilised living or perhaps more focussed a term – civilisation! Therefore, whatever the endeavour in life, Afrikan souls can remain cultured in their own restored way and outrightly reject the dire state of uncivilised. This then, is not an empty rejection or mere rhetoric void of substance. Rather, this is lived reality of rooted fabric that can readily energise the various levels of the self towards fullest flourishing.

The levels of the self can be highlighted in the following way: