Special Shared Space of Oneness Reflects Special Shared Core Oneness of Self: What of Vibrant Space? 

It takes a highly energised people to have established the world’s greatest and most enduring civilisations. As such, this is what the natural vibrancy of Afrikan life was able to do throughout the historical ages. In this, Afrikan civilisations were the superlative self-determined spaces of a naturally and powerfully vibrant people. Of course, there are the various levels of spaces in which vibrancy supports and services Afrikan grand expression. Yet, for this people to be constructively energised at their most microcosmic levels surely then only requires structure for shared amplification in order for their energised output to be magnificently realised in the broader sense.    

A contemporary mainstream source offers the following detail on the subject of vibrant public space: 

“Vibrant public spaces are areas in the public realm that support social interaction and community engagement”. 

Another mainstream source highlights the following: 

“Simply put, to be vibrant is to be full of energy, enthusiasm, activity, and life — in other words, healthy and alive. The presence and amount of vibrancy is a reasonable proxy for a city's general health and well-being". 

To bring focus specifically to the Afrikan experience at the level of this people’s natural core of shared oneness, combination and adaptation of the sourced details is considered apt. The result alteration may look something like the following: 

“Vibrant Afrikan spaces are self-determined areas that support upright social, cultural, spiritual or other types of interaction amongst Afrikan souls in service of their fullest ascension and security. For the Afrikan to be vibrant is to express their natural fullness of energy, enthusiasm, activities and life in an upright way for their ascension here, there and elsewhere. Vibrant Afrikan spaces naturally reflect the optimal overall health and well-being of the Afrikan soul”. 

Unfortunately, in a state of interruption and disruption where Afrikan souls may be destructively set upon by others that mean the Afrikan ill, vibrant Afrikan spaces may suffer acutely. On the one hand, the attempt at outright obliteration may come to the fore. On the other hand, the attempt to grotesquely reshape the naturally upright vibrant Afrikan space to become a facility for Afrikan self-destructive or self-denigrating activity may present itself.  Imposed upon with ill-vices such as miseducation and steeped in unknowingness of themselves, the Afrikan may end up doing the bidding of others of ill by proxy.  

Despite the challenges, it is for the Afrikan to secure and channel their upright energies in service of their ascension. Certainly, the recovery of self-knowingness and authentic cultured living (creatively restored or otherwise) remains key. After all, civilisation is not of happenstance.  

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