Remembering Those That Missioned for Ascension Before

The Afrikan continuum is as its name suggests just that a phenomenon of continuity. Yet, as magnificent as the great examples of architecture and artifacts are that have lasted throughout the ages as exceptional examples of creative expression, it is the people that produced them that are central. For without the essential flow of Afrikan peoplehood and their imperative mission of ascension no such achievements could be brought into being. Thus, Afrikan souls held lived knowingness that cultured living of rightful order is foundational to their natural norm of pinnacle civilisation. Then, the subsequent cultural expressions of superlative architectural design and construction naturally come into being as a representation of the upright life lived. This is key for continuity. As such, this primary people of the world have an abundant continuum of great souls from which to draw strength, energy, lessons, wisdom, guidance and so much else from. In the natural mission for ascension of pinnacle civilisation this soul people of the world naturally remember and honour their great ones who missioned before them.

Despite the interruptions and disruptions of the Maafa of recent centuries, this primary people honour themselves with the honouring of those great ones that came before. Of course, others that mean the Afrikan ill have sought to malign, discredit and derail the wholesome memory of Afrikan greats. However, the restoration of self-knowingness naturally continues as Afrikan ascension for pinnacle civilisation must be triumphantly realised.

It would therefore be a self-destructive travesty for souls to become susceptible in perpetuating a state of abject unknowingness of self and allow the alien forces of anti-Afrikan agency to rub their hands with glee. Worst yet, it would be dire engagement for Afrikan souls whilst professing their wish for ascension to be misguided into attempts to attack, character assassinate and otherwise derail their own great ones of ascension that came before.

The great hero Omowale Malcolm X with profound depth of wisdom filled insight succinctly puts it this way:

“As long as you can be convinced you never did anything, you can never do anything”.

Afrikan people have the longest and most richly endowed continuum of any people. Dare they relinquish this to become fodder to be perpetually disused (or worse) by others that mean them ill. The natural norm of rightful order and pinnacle civilisation must be restored and only self-determined effort on the part of Afrikans energised with their continuum can bring this to victorious fruition.  

As such, Omowale Malcolm X emphatically reminds the soul people of the world:

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