Unite, Organise Now or Perish: What of Emotional Unity?

From age to age, Afrikan souls had cultivated and developed themselves in rightful order to direct and channel their emotive energies for their generational ascension. In this, unified articulation of this people’s emotional content could be expressed for the empowerment of their lives accordingly. This is not to suggest that Afrikan souls were totally consumed and ruled by their emotions. Nor, is this a case to argue that emotion ought to the cast aside as a non-valid weakness that ought to be totally disregarded. Rather, it is in some way a description of the rooted balance Afrikan souls held as a result of their highly cultured norm. Since Afrikan souls established the greatest and most enduring civilisations ever to exist, their approach to emotional unity then can surely be of value to the Afrikan in the now albeit with the adage of also being informed by more recent experiences.

According to a contemporary mainstream source the term emotional unity attracts the following description:  

“Despite their being complex, emotions still strike us as unified experiences. These various components are arranged, or interact, in ways to produce in us unified experiences of fear, happiness, joy, sadness, and so forth”.

Another mainstream source offers the following detail:

“A great community oscillates at the same emotional frequency. They are happy together, sad together, angry together etc…”.

In order to focus specifically on the Afrikan experience, detail from these sources can be adapted and combined with a result that may look like the following:

“Afrikan souls have the self-determined ability to direct and channel their complex of unified emotional experiences towards the fullest flourishing and security of themselves. Whether the unified experience is of joy, sadness or otherwise, Afrikan souls can harness the energy of the respective component for their betterment. The greatness of each level of the Afrikan self oscillates at the same frequency. In this, the harmonious and complementary Afrikan male-female union, the Afrikan family, the Afrikan community, the Afrikan nation or the Afrikan world community are happy, sad, angry (and so on) – together”.  

If the emotional unity of Afrikan souls were neglectfully left to be mis-engineered, misdirected and  mis-governed by others that mean the Afrikan ill, the results would surely look as though this primary people of creation were somehow bent on destroying themselves. Others of ill would probably have Afrikan souls happy for anything related to Afrikan downfall; sad for anything related to Afrikan upliftment; and angry at any mission being established to campaign for victorious Afrikan ascension.

It is surely then imperative that Afrikan souls here, there or elsewhere restore a knowledge of themselves so that their natural flow of emotional unity can again be a wholesome functional and self-directed part of their lives in service of their ascension of rightful order.  From whatever station, level or status Afrikan souls can make progressive steps for their self-recovery and thriving. After all, civilisation is not of happenstance.

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