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

The undeniable greatness of Afrikan souls is abundant and firmly etched throughout the annals of their bountiful continuum. The great Afrikaan civilisations naturally come from a great people. Yet, Afrikan civilisations were not only great but amongst them were the greatest and most enduring examples ever to exist. It was superlative greatness within Afrikan peoplehood and its core substance of oneness that gave rise to pinnacle civilisation.

According to a mainstream source, greatness is defined thus:  

“the quality of being great; eminence or distinction”.

By extension, another mainstream source provides the following detail In relation to greatness and unity:

“The greatness of unity is that everyone is respected”.

Honing in on the notion of respect, yet another mainstream source posits this detail:

“Respect establishes trust. We honour the intrinsic value of self, others, and the world we share. Integrity aligns our actions and values. We act with purposeful reflection to uphold our vision and mission”.

To bring focus specifically to the Afrikan experience, the sourced detail can be compiled and adapted. In so doing the following may be stated:

“The greatness of Afrikan unity reflects the eminence in oneness this people hold of themselves to realise their fullest flourishing and security here, there and elsewhere. The greatness of Afrikan unity is meaningful cultivation and expression of self-respect amongst Afrikan souls throughout the various levels of the self. Afrikan people naturally hold great value in their immediate self and for other Afrikan souls in the spheres of the wider self in service of unified ascension of rightful order. Rooted in self-knowledge and their spiritual-cultural way of life this soul people can fulfil their maximal potential and maximal capability in their vision and mission for upright constructive optimality and its perennial security”.  

It may well be the chosen operation of others that mean the Afrikan ill to deny or destroy Afrikan greatness of unity. However, such greatness is a natural norm for this primary people of creation. Thus, it is surely the duty and responsibility of Afrikans themselves to recognise this, restore this and apply themselves in oneness accordingly. Here, self-knowledge is key. From whatever locale, station, level or status recovery of self-knowingness is a vital part of foundational self-determined progress.

The Afrikan can do away with the petty squabbles concocted, injected, pushed and peddled in the attempt to see Afrikan greatness destroyed and perpetual disunity prosper amongst soul people. By bringing themselves together in fulfilment of natural upright order and functioning Afrikan greatness of peoplehood can again be brought to the fore and its outward expression of superlative construction realised. After all, civilisation is not of happenstance.  

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