Unite, Organise Now or Perish: What of the Logic of Unity?

It is natural that Afrikan souls hold oneness within themselves and amongst themselves at their core level of beingness. It is then logical that Afrikan souls know of their natural oneness of self and express it in their thoughts and deeds as they build for their continual ascension and security. Certainly, logic was necessary for this people’s construction of the greatest and most enduring civilisations ever to exist.

According to a mainstream source the word logic means:

“Reasoning conducted or assessed according to strict principles of validity”.

In addition, there is also the term: logic of unity, which attracts the following detail from another mainstream source:

“Once it is known that the total dimension of perception—the logic of unity—functions in each and every person, then and only then can the field of comparative thought and philosophy be cleared of all preconceptions and move into a more fruitful exchange of ideas. Until such a time… we are hopelessly engaged in merely refining the epistemological process without ever being able to understand the very basis of intelligence”.

To bring focus specifically to the Afrikan experience the sourced details can be drawn from and adapted. The result may look like the following:

“The logic of unity functions in each and every Afrikan soul, and is directly applied in the context of shared Afrikan reality, thought and philosophy of self at the core level. The fruitful exchange of ideas amongst Afrikan souls here, there or elsewhere is empowered by the Afrikan logic of unity in intellectual processing and the logic of Afrikan unity as a victorious outcome.  For Afrikans to be erroneously convinced that the self is hopeless and can only engage in the perennial regurgitation of imposed miseducation laced with divisive anti-Afrikan propaganda is an insult to Afrikan intelligence and its logical and upright application. It is Afrikan souls that determine the validity of their own ascension”.    

Whilst others that mean the Afrikan ill may attempt to destroy Afrikan life and its core of natural oneness, Afrikan people can – and surely must – calculate and structure their efforts to secure their unity. In this, logical that this is a self-determined provision of great strength that can be organised into optimal functioning. It is also a provision that Afrikan souls ought not consider doing without lest they become continual and vulnerable prey of the forces of ill.  

The Afrikan surely has a duty to restore self-knowingness to allow Afrikan logic of unity (in the range of senses that the term can be applied) for victorious Afrikan ascension. From whatever locale, station, level or status each soul can make progressive steps forward in this regard. After all, civilisation is not of happenstance.  

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