Unite, Organise Now, Or Perish: What of Organisational Involvement?

Whilst it may take time to formulate the preliminary stages of Afrikan organisational foundations and structure, it is through the effort of Afrikan souls that become involved in the organisational functioning in some genuine way that yields success in thrust of Afrikan betterment and security. The superlative Afrikan civilisations of yesteryear were realised through massive self-determined organisational involvement steeped in self-knowingness and rooted in spiritual-cultural living of rightful order.  

Unfortunately, in the contemporary world, Afrikan life has been set upon in acutely destructive ways by others that mean the Afrikan ill. In this, the self-determined organisational norms of necessary Afrikan involvement can suffer immensely. Despite any adverse conditions the necessity of organisational involvement for Afrikan ascension in no way disappears. Rather, such involvement may be deemed imperative for both Afrikan survival and fullest thriving.

According to a mainstream source, the term organisational involvement attracts the following detail:

“Organisational involvement refers to the interest of staff to work in the organisation with satisfying its main goal and meet its targets by applying their own thoughts, skill, and efforts towards taking care of issues and deciding”.

In order to bring focus specifically to the Afrikan experience, adjustment to the sourced detail is considered apt. Adaptation may yield then following:

“Afrikan organisational involvement refers to the genuine interest and upright engagement of organisation members to work in their designated organ that holds a mission of rightful order for the fullest flourishing and security of Afrikan life.  Naturally, rightful order is rooted in spiritual-cultural fabric and thus the wider sphere of peoplehood that includes the organ’s supporters can also be considered a vital part of organisational involvement.  Thoughts, skills, talents and efforts steeped in self-knowledge and genuinely applied in service of rightful order of Afrikan ascension can all be considered as contributory qualities for effective Afrikan organisational involvement to be realised”.

Despite the destructive efforts of others that mean the Afrikan ill to undermine and attack the natural progressive norm of Afrikan organisational involvement, only Afrikan souls can secure their rightful engagement in their self-determined organs of ascension. In so doing, the Afrikan must surely not succumb to the ills of becoming the self-destructive ‘agents’ of others by proxy. False posturing or fake representations of genuine involvement with intent to bring harm to Afrikan ascension of rightful order is a grotesque mask of doom to state the least.

Thus, it remains crucial - for organisational involvement or otherwise - that Afrikan souls restore self-knowledge and cultured living to their lives. Every soul from whatever locale, station, level or status can make a progressive step forward in this regard. The superlative results of Afrikan organisational involvement throughout the Afrikan continuum can again be realised in the now and the tomorrows to come. After all, civilisation is not of happenstance.    

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