Remembering to Rise Out of the ‘Dead-Like’ State Of Uncultured Existence

Afrikan people are naturally a people of superlative living. It is these souls that brought about culture and civilisation and developed into its pinnacle form. Throughout the ages Afrikan souls expressed their lives accordingly reflective of highest culture. Thus, the greatest and most long-lasting civilisations came to be. It is unfortunate that in recent centuries of interruptions and disruptions that multitudes of Afrikan souls have been derailed from their natural norm of pinnacle culture.

It is out from this disruption that the great hero Omowale Malcolm X emphatically urged Afrikan souls to lift themselves from the interrupted state of degradation with engagement in ‘cultural revolution’. Malcolm observed that multitudes of Afrikan souls existed in a sort of dead-like state void of self-determined cultured living. In such a state the outward expressions of Afrikan souls could surely only reflect a posture of unliving. Revolving from the lowly state of cultural derailment or uncultured-ness would require self-determined effort on the part of Afrikan souls themselves.  

This of course would be effort that went beyond merely talking about culture and move into the realms of restoration of its substance with at least some semblance of its practice. Here,  Afrikan souls can be empowered to move from the err of viewing ‘culture’ merely as cultural expression such as food, dance, dress and so on and into its living substance. It is the core of cultural substance from which the various life expressions emerge as outward thrust. It is at the core that important fundamentals are held such as values.  A powerful example of restored cultural values is that of the Nguzo Saba (Seven Principles) that is readily accessible for engagement throughout the Afrikan world community.

Meanwhile of course, the despicable efforts of others that mean the Afrikan ill persist. Evidently, it is not in the interest of alien forces of anti-Afrikan agency to have Afrikan souls flourishing in their own self-determined norm of high culture as efforts of derailment continue to be peddled. If allowed to fester and cause havoc then the destructive outcome of doom is surely given impetus.

Yet, it is only Afrikan souls that can lift themselves from any uncultured dead-like state of existence however it may have been imposed or operates. It is this soul people of the world, naturally of pinnacle culture that can bring about superlative civilisation in all its magnificence and glory.  There is thus pragmatic engagement in remembering for the soul people of the world as they necessarily mission themselves out of that which is uncultured or uncivilised and victoriously into the rightful order of fullest livingness.

Hence, the great hero Omowale Malcolm X stated that:

'Of all our studies history is best qualified to reward our research'.

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