Special Shared Space of Oneness Reflects Special Shared Core Oneness of Self: What of Space to Ingather? 

Whether it is a for the purposes of spiritual enlightenment or commune; whether it is for  learning and development; whether it is to produce and build; whether it is for the pursuit of leisure; or whether simply to live and authentically be; whatever the upright reason is in service of their fullest flourishing and security here, there and elsewhere, Afrikan souls always naturally determine space for their ingathering.  

The following detail of relevance is presented by a contemporary mainstream source:  

"Space to ingather" refers to a time, place, or context where people are invited to come together, gather, or assemble. It suggests a designated area or period for collective activity, whether for social interaction, a meeting, or a harvest. In essence, it's about creating the conditions for bringing people or things into a shared space for a specific purpose”. 

“Afrikan space to ingather refers to self-determined time, place or context where Afrikan souls can come together, gather or assemble in upright service of their fullest flourishing and security here, there and elsewhere. It suggests an area or period designated by Afrikan souls themselves to serve some sphere (or number of spheres) for their collective best interests, whether utilising spiritual, cultural, social, economic, defence (or whatever) interactions, a meeting or a harvest. In essence, it is about Afrikan people creating the conditions for bringing themselves into a shared space for a specific purpose to realise their optimality whatever their geographical locale”.   

Unfortunately, others that mean the Afrikan ill may take it upon themselves to attempt to destroy Afrikan people’s natural determination to ingather in the best interests of Afrikan progress. At the same time, ‘gatherings’ that are neglectful of or even detrimental to Afrikan people’s thriving may be concocted, pushed and peddled as some sort of ‘norm’ amidst the everyday lives of soul people.  

At one level imagine if ‘government officials’ were consumed with ill-intent and were to gather to attempt to bring chaos, doom and destruction to Afrikan societal life. At another level, imagine if an Afrikan souls of rightful ascension had their day-to-day interactions infiltrated with wilfully destructive wrongdoings by ill-consumed souls in close proximity. Either way, the outcome would surely be dire in any imagined projection. Indeed, there may well be those who would like to bring ills from the realms of some imagined fiction into reality. 

Afrikan souls throughout the ages have ensured rightful order prevails and can utilise their unparalleled world experience and know-how to secure rightful order for themselves in the now and the tomorrows to come. The fullest flourishing and security of Afrikan souls, here, there and elsewhere is a natural thrust of Afrikan reality. After all, civilisation is not of happenstance.  

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