Unite, Organise Now, Or Perish: What of the Fight for Unity?

Throughout their norm of self-determined, highly cultured living of rightful ascension the Afrikans’ core level of shared and natural oneness prevailed. So much so, that that this primary people of creation were able to establish the greatest and most enduring civilisations ever to exist in magnificent expression of Afrikan unity.

Unfortunately, over recent centuries Afrika souls have been imposed upon with interruption and disruption in acutely destructive and divisive ways by others that mean the Afrikan ill.  The denial of Afrikan oneness via a plethora of concocted vices of ill have been a damaging scourge across generations. Bolstered by miseducation, misinformation or specifically targeted anti-Afrikan propaganda of other forms the fragmentation of Afrikan souls here, there or elsewhere can render weakness readily exploited by others bent on the subjugation of soul people.

In this, the fight for rightful order of oneness amongst Afrikans can become a life-preserving necessity as well as an essential part of the thrust for victorious ascension. As such, this is a fight that is not some absolute end in and of itself nor the ultimate and overall goal. Rather it is an activity in service of the attainment and (if necessary) maintenance of fullest flourishing and security of Afrikan life in natural oneness of being can be realised.  

According to a mainstream source the word fight means:

“struggle to overcome, eliminate, or prevent”.

Another mainstream source offers the following detail in relation to fight for unity through the lens of religious doctrine:

“May we humbly, prayerfully, and resiliently fight for unity together”.

Given these sources and the intent here to specifically focus on the Afrikan experience, the following detail may be derived:

“The fight for Afrikan unity is an organised fight to be victorious against the foes of Afrikan oneness, fullest flourishing and security. It is a fight to overcome, eliminate and prevent the ill-vices such as miseducation, misinformation and other forms of Anti-Afrikan propaganda set to divide Afrikan souls from each other here, there and elsewhere from taking hold within Afrikan life. It is a fight to overcome, eliminate and prevent the outright destruction of Afrikan life itself by those bent on the doom of Afrikan souls. It is a fight to reveal and express the natural core oneness Afrikan souls hold amongst themselves wherever located as they spiritually and culturally root themselves to engage resiliently to be unified in rightful order for self-betterment and continual ascension”.

The fight for Afrikan unity surely cannot be left to the realms of a ‘loose-cannon’ approach where emotionally-charged selves are constantly firing aimlessly here, there and everywhere. This could lead to souls becoming self-destructive in the sense of firing shots at themselves. Indeed, the term ‘shooting the self in the foot’ could become applicable in such a scenario. Certainly, the fight must have its ordered, effective and upright fighters. As such, the Afrikan in the fight for Afrikan unity has One Aim and One Destiny in which self-determined organisation steeped in knowingness of self is key. From whatever locale, station, level or status Afrikan souls can realise their maximal potential and maximal capability in oneness of being via steps in the recovery of self-knowledge. After all, civilisation is not of happenstance.  

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