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

Afrikan purposefulness throughout the ages is undeniable. Indeed, it is of superlative proportions and is necessarily featured in this primary people of creation natural norm of self-determined organisational brilliancy. Were this not the case the worlds greatest and most enduring civilisations could not have come to be.

To this day Afrikan soul exhibit their natural prowess of purpose. However, in a state of interruption and disruption, the question of: Of what benefit to Afrikan life? may be relevant enquiry for purpose amidst imposed conditions.

According to a mainstream source, the term organisational purpose holds the following meaning:

“Organisational Purpose is the motivating force moving, guiding, and delivering the organisation to a perceived goal. It is the driving force, the fuel, the bond, the intangible link that pulls the organisation together to achieve success”.

In order to bring focus specifically to the Afrikan experience, adaptation of the sourced detail is considered apt.  Adjustment may yield the following:

“Afrikan organisational purpose is the motivating force rooted in spiritual cultural fabric, moving, guiding and delivering an Afrikan organisation to realise its goals in service of Afrikan fullest flourishing and security. It is a driving force, fuel, bonding and a link that has both tangible and intangible qualities that pulls an organ together to achieve success for Afrikan ascension”.

Unfortunately, the purpose of others that mean the Afrikan ill can be totally oppositional and destructive to any wholesome Afrikan organisational purpose. If the Afrikan purpose involves pulling Afrikan souls together – then the purpose of others meaning ill can be to pull Afrikan souls apart. If the Afrikan purpose is a driving force and energiser for self-determined ascension of rightful order, then the purpose of others meaning ill can be to deny any such ascension and fuel destruction.

In attempts to pull the Afrikan apart from each other and fuel destruction of the Afrikan, others of ill may employ a number of nullifying strategies. Well used to the point of saturation are the vices of miseducation and misinformation. Additionally, the concoction, pushing and peddling of pseudo-identities in an attempt to separate, confine, ringfence and localise Afrikan souls from each other, their land of origin and their Afrikan-ness may also be a part of purpose of ill. The destructive purposes of others that mean the Afrikan ill can be many, so much so that extensive detailing is way beyond the scope of this account. However, once the Afrikan holds knowingness of self, Afrikan organisational purpose and of others of ill and their proclivity to render the Afrikan perpetually disorganised and deny Afrikan thriving or worse – the Afrikan can be prepared and mission to success. At the same time, Afrikans can do themselves a great service by not becoming anti-purpose for their own ascension by proxy of others that mean them ill. 

Thus, surely each Afrikan soul from whatever locale, station, level or status can take progressive steps forward to restore self-knowledge, cultured living and the bring forth the realisation of Afrikan organisational purpose. After all, civilisation is not of happenstance.

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