Rooted Substance of and for Civilisation or Empty Trinkets, Tokens and Symbols

Even a cursory examination of the history continuum of the primary people of the world reveals that their exemplary efforts in constructing pinnacle civilisation came forth from deeply rooted substance of being.  Logically, construction of such magnitude requires great depth of appropriate foundation strength and fortitude in order for pinnacle heights of building elevation to be realised. Granite blocks of longevity cut and laid with precision to reveal stupendous design and utility did not occur by happenstance. It was the fortitude, strength and progressive longevity of Afrikan souls that was outwardly expressed in the architectural builds of excellence. It was their rooted substance of self-civilisation that was revealed in the establishment of their physical environment.

With the unfortunate interruptions and disruptions of the Maafa of recent centuries, Afrikan souls have been pulled away from their natural norm of rooted substance and bombarded with all manner of aesthetics in the attempt to seal severance.  Empty trinkets, tokens and symbols have been pushed and peddled as synthetic substitutes for this soul peoples’ rooted substance of being. If blinded by such folly, the results can be dire with their natural norms of rooted substance of excellence uncultivated, unrevealed, unexpressed, unrealised.  

Yet, only Afrikan souls themselves can restore the thrust for their ageless norm of civilised beingness and safeguard themselves from being bogusly confined to some makeshift veneer positioned as a substitute for their true ascension. Haemorrhaging vast amounts of resources exclusively and endlessly on decorative aesthetic accessories and coverings void of a construction (or attempt at the construction) upon which they can be placed can simply benefit those from whom the acquisition is made. Certainly, without establishment-construction by Afrikan souls themselves, the establishments of others determine supply.  Though dictates of immediate circumstance may limit certain choices, ought there not be thrust of engagement for ascension in the long run?  

There is nothing wrong with exquisite aesthetic finery. Certainly, this is replete throughout the ages of Afrikan life expression. However, this was naturally determined by Afrikan souls themselves as outward expression of their rooted substance of self and placed as the ‘icing on the cake’ of their brilliantly crafted self-constructions of longevity. 

Important, deeply meaningful symbology for life's progression of excellence and rising of rightful order were always naturally present in the spiritual focal spaces of Afrikan souls. 

Surely, Afrikan souls have a duty to themselves to restore their deeply meaningful and rooted substance of their civilising norm and build accordingly. In this, knowingness or self, cultured living and missioning for ascension of rightful order is key.  

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