Should Afrikan Souls Help to Popularise Those that Wilfully Persist in Destructive Behaviour Towards Afrikan Life in Contempt of Remembering Themselves?

From time immemorial Afrikan souls have elevated Afrikan life through their own self-determined effort. With living knowingness of the Creator Supreme and their own cultural fabric of life such an endeavour was not an exception. Rather, it featured as an embedded natural norm.  Prior to any major interruption or disruption to Afrikan life this primary people of creation far exceeded basic levels of upright behavioural standards. To put it another way, the most civilised people in the world naturally produced the world’s greatest civilisations.

However, with such disruption as the Maafa of recent centuries, others that mean the Afrikan ill have attempted to sever upright behaviour from Afrikan life and to deny the natural norm of superlative Afrikan civilisation.

Unfortunately, susceptible Afrikan souls unknowing of themselves can end up mimicking the behaviour of alien anti-Afrikan forces for the sake of some aesthetic short-term gain only to sow seeds in the perpetuation of Afrikan destruction over time. Even a cursory examination of Afrikan world experience reveals such pitfalls. Yet, with a lack of remembering themselves Afrikan souls may not only participate in ill-behaviours but also promote the ill-behaviours in others of their own kind.

The great hero Omowale Malcolm X insightfully articulates the following:

“This is what you have to understand, as long as that strong spiritual power was in the movement  - it gave the moral strength to the believer that would enable him to arise above all his negative tendencies. I know because I went into the movement with more negative tendencies than anybody in the movement. And just faith in what I was taught made it possible to stop anything that I was doing and everything that I was doing. And a saw thousands of brothers and sisters come in who were in the same condition and whatever they were doing would stop it overnight, just through faith and faith alone. And by this spiritual force giving one the faith that enabled me to exercise the moral discipline it became an organisation to be respected and well as feared”.

Afrikan souls remembering themselves is surely essential in the imperative thrust for the establishment and fullest flourishing of the Afrikan person self, the harmonious and complementary Afrikan male-female union, the Afrikan family, the Afrikan nation and the Afrikan world community. Only chaos, disfunction, disorder or worse is possible on the basis of wilfully destructive behaviours of ill and in the holding of contempt for self-knowing or remembrance.

Living knowingness of and remembering of the self is a natural norm of Afrikan life that facilitates victorious Afrikan ascension. With profoundly depth of insight the great hero Omowale Malcolm X highlights the following:

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

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