Remembering the Mind of Rightful Ascension or Ill-Thought and Destruction?

The self-determined learning experience that develops self-determined thought amongst Afrikan souls has been a staple norm throughout the ages since the earliest of times. The highest forms of cultured living established outward expressions of thought from the deepest depths. Pioneering excellence throughout the various spheres of life were the undeniable result. Phenomenal buildings and structures built from the highest plains of excellence that remain standing to this day, are the mere physical representations of pinnacle and enduring civilisation.

Unfortunately, the recent centuries of interruption and disruption has seen the vices of miseducation and other vehicles of anti-Afrikan propaganda push and peddle contaminates of ill to thwart natural levels of self-determined Afrikan thought and its outward, upright expression. If Afrikan souls become consumed by such ills then surely thought is shaped to suit the interests of the perpetrator at best.

In this, it is only Afrikan souls themselves that can disallow themselves to succumb to the self-destructive vices of ill and restore a level of knowingness for their own genius-filled thoughts for self-betterment to flourish from generation-to-generation.

The great hero Omowale Malcolm X with deep insight, articulated his advice of wisdom for the soul people of the world to take heed thus:

“So my advice to any of you who at any time think that you’ll ever be placed in a position of responsibility - you owe it to others as well as to yourself to be very careful about letting others make up your mind for you. You have to learn how to see for yourself, hear for yourself, think for yourself and judge for yourself”.

The restoration of a level of self-knowingness is foundational in the lives of Afrikan souls whatever ‘training’ and ‘development’ is ‘afforded’ by foreign so-called host society institutions.  Afrikan souls have surely have a fundamental duty to themselves to effect self-knowingness for the outward thrust of rightful order to prevail in the world. Anathema to this are dire levels of self-hate that, if allowed to fester can bring about sheer doom and destruction.

The great hero Omowale Malcolm X with deep thought and wisdom posited that:

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