Remembering Being an All for Ascension

All in relation to the self can be considered as: ‘all-in’; ‘all about’; ‘complete’; ‘whole’; ‘wholesome’; ‘total’ and a host of other significant variants. Another word for all is Pan. Thus, the word Pan used in relation to the self can highlight the same range of qualities as with the use of the word All. Whether Afrikan souls explicitly qualify their missioning of rightful order and ascension with either the term Pan or All, wholesomeness of self is a natural norm that has been fabric of this soul people’s life since the beginning. The greatest and most enduring civilisations ever to exist came about with a knowingness of the complete self. Indeed, grand civilisation is an outward expression of total effort from a completeness of self.

Of course, with the interruptions and disruptions of the Maafa of recent centuries natural order of Afrikan wholesomeness has been destructively set upon by others that mean the Afrikan ill. Yet, Afrikan souls have made exceptional efforts in the restoration of self-wholesomeness with the forthright assertion of Pan and its deeply meaningful qualities in their lives.

Of course, alien forces of anti-Afrikan agency continue their dastardly deeds in the attempt to thwart all-in Afrikan ascension. However, as it has been throughout the ages, whether the Afrikan explicitly articulates Pan or All as outward expression, the whole self is a natural, necessary and functional norm. As with a number of other words, alien forces can attempt to popularise and associate the use of such words to label particular types of behaviour perhaps with the ‘benefit’ of derailing the Afrikan from adherence to themselves in rightful order.

It is only Afrikan souls that can realise their fullest potential and maximal capability. It is only the Afrikan that can safeguard the Afrikan self throughout its various levels from destructive contaminants of ill. In this, the Afrikan surely ought to mission for best possible completeness of self and avoid the bogus lauding of being ‘part-self’, ‘part-complete’, ‘part-whole’ or other piecemeal or fragmented dire state of existence. Ascension for optimal Afrikan civilisation is surely not a choice but a victorious imperative of natural substance for the primary and spirit people of creation.

The great hero Omowale Malcolm X with exceptional wisdom-filled insight put it this way:

“To unite the people of the United States with the people of Afrikan descent in the West Indies, with the people of Afrikan descent in Latin America or rather Central America and South America. But when we realise the power we have here numerically and we study the Nkrumah doctrine of Pan Afrikanism, which means that all the good that they do is not only for the Afrikans at home but also for the Afrikans abroad. We can see that our philosophical migration, though we stay here in the western hemisphere physically our philosophical, our cultural, our psychological migration back to Afrika. Meaning, we establish our spiritual ties with Afrika, our cultural ties with Afrika. Why, just the establishing of this type of bridge, this type of communication and this type of bond would be very very helpful in enabling the people of Afrikan descent here in the United States to gain probably one of the strongest political, economic and social positions that has been occupied by an estranged people in a strange land since the beginning of the world”.

Afrikan souls must surely enact the responsibility and duty to themselves to remember who and what they are for whole self ascension to be victoriously realised. The great hero Omowale Malcolm X emphasised with mission-compelling articulation that:

“Of all our studies, history is best qualified to reward our research”.

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