Unite, Organise Now, Or Perish: What of Unity of Faith?

For the primary people of creation to have established the greatest and most enduring civilisations ever to exist, faith was necessarily an inextricable feature of their lives. Their faith in the Creator Supreme was represented superlatively in the faith they held in the oneness of themselves and their ability to organise, build and secure optimally flourishing Afrikan life accordingly.

According to a contemporary mainstream source from the sphere of religious doctrine, the following detail is offered in relation to unity of faith:

“The unity of the faith means that people who have faith… will come together in unity, and will love and serve each other and stop rejecting and dividing from each other just because someone disagrees with someone else on an issue”.

Another mainstream source adds:

“the unity resulting from the attachment of men to the one revealed divine order is the unity of faith”.

“Unity of faith amongst Afrikan souls mean that this people having faith (Imani) in themselves will come together in unity and will love and serve each other for their rightful order of ascension. In this, Afrikan souls will cease rejecting and dividing from each other simply because there may be disagreement on an issue amongst their number. Disagreements do not negate their natural core substance of oneness whether here, there or elsewhere. Indeed, disagreement ought not thwart this soul people’s imperative thrust for their continual ascension, fullest flourishing and security”.

For Afrikan unity of faith to be realised, Afrikan souls must hold knowingness of themselves and the core oneness they naturally hold wherever located. This is something only Afrikans can do on a self-determined basis here, there or elsewhere. Others that mean the Afrikan ill, may rely upon miseducation and misinformation pushed and peddled amongst Afrikan souls to fuel acute levels of disagreement, friction and division amongst this soul people.  ‘Blind’ and total mainstream political allegiance (left, centre or right) to the neglect of self, pseudo-identity concoctions, the manufacturing of factions bent on working against Afrikan ascension of rightful order are amongst the multitude of ill-vices that can materialise to deny Afrikan unity of faith.

Despite the challenges, it is for Afrikan souls from whatever station, level or status to recover themselves in the best ways possible for faith unity to be brought to the fore. As it was throughout the Afrikan continuum of yesteryear with the construction of grand civilisation, so too it can be in the now and throughout the tomorrows to come.  

It is powerful for Afrikan souls to be proud of their efforts for their betterment, thriving and security in whatever immediate locale whilst embracing the grand empowerment they have amongst themselves beyond geographical boundaries. Deeply rooted Afrikan core cultural substance of oneness is natural shared foundation rather than the variations in aesthetic cultural expression. Hence, the restoration of self-knowledge must surely permeate each level of the Afrikan self. After all, civilisation is not of happenstance.  

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