What of Economic History?

It is an ageless truism that Afrika is the cradle of humanity and civilisation. As the primary people of creation, Afrikan souls developed their cultural fabric of life from age to age prior to the emergence of others and over vast stretches of time. The results were nothing short of superlative. They established the greatest and most enduring civilisations ever to exist and flourished within them accordingly. A vital area of their highly civilised life engagement throughout the ages was that of the thriving self-economy. Focus on this area of self-determined experience has attracted its own branch of historical study.

According to a mainstream source the term economic history is described in the following way:  

“economic history, branch of historiography concerned with the history and development of economic systems and, more broadly, with the investigation of economic aspects of historical societies”.

Surely, for Afrikan souls knowingness of their own norms, standards and functioning of their own self-economy is a necessary phenomenon for their empowerment. Despite the efforts of others that mean the Afrikan ill to derail or deny the Afrikan from knowingness of their own abundant continuum, it is surely the duty of Afrikan souls themselves to realise and secure their self-knowingness.

In a state of disruption and subject to the ‘economies’ of others, the need for historical recovery is crucial and can become of critical urgency. Of course, others may seek to concoct and peddle falsifications of the Afrikan experience in order to perpetuate unknowingness and confusion amongst Afrikan souls that benefit those other ‘economies’. At the same time, such ill-propaganda can be fuel for the Afrikan to relinquish self-knowingness and abandon or neglect self-economy functioning.

'Imagine' for a moment what the modus operandi of others that mean the Afrikan ill could look like behind outwardly expressed destructive behaviours:  

Step 1 – attempt to undo any progressive strides towards the recovery of Afrikan knowingness.

Step 2 – concoct and peddle historical fiction that serves to exclusively empower other ‘economies’ and nullify the Afrikan experience.

Step 3 – attempt to shame Afrikan souls into surrendering their own experience by peddling anti-Afrikan propaganda that the experience of this soul people is of no importance and ought to be abandoned.

Step 4 – attempt to render Afrikan existence to only be the perpetual fodder of other ‘economies’ and deny any such intent.

Step 5 – attempt to seal the doom of Afrikan souls.

Here, to 'imagine' has its illustrative use. Yet, destructive behaviours like much else in life  do not come from nowhere. 

Throughout the Afrikan continuum the Afrikan self-economy function is naturally embedded within their cultural fabric. Void of any knowingness of their own experience and cultured living self-economy thriving is at a dire deficit if indeed it can exist at all. Certainly, some level of Afrikan historical knowingness with a level of focus on what a thriving Afrikan self-economy holds is of vital value to ensuring that Afrikan economy can be restored and thrive in the now and in time to come. Only Afrikan souls can do this for themselves. Each soul from whatever station, level or status can make a contributory step towards upright ascension – however large or small.  At the same time, securing the self from contaminants of ill, self-destructive wrongdoing and the like are key.

This primary and spirit people of creation did not bring pinnacle civilisation into being through happenstance. Therefore this people can surely realise their maximal potential and capability in the now (informed with their historical knowingness) to bring about their fullest and victorious ascension.  

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