What of Soul People’s Historical Origin?

Afrikan people are the first-born souls of humanity and their place of birth is Afrika. Such ageless truisms hold no mirage nor unwieldly complexity. From their well-endowed crucible of emergence, this soul people cultivated and developed themselves to usher civilisation into being. In ever-progressive continuance, Afrikan souls persisted in their self-determined cultivation and development to construct the greatest and most enduring civilisations ever to exist. Throughout history, Afrikan souls ventured and voyaged to others parts of the world bringing their thrust of ascension with them. Yet, with or without travel, the origin of this people naturally remains true and unchanging with time as each generation holds healthy knowingness of their foundational root. Thus, the Afrikan history continuum and its people are not dislocated from the inherent empowerment of natural origin.

In the contemporary era, the phrase historical origin can be used to describe the connection with an historical base of emergence. According to a mainstream source the word historical carries the following meaning:

“connected with studying or representing things from the past”.

The same source also describes the word origin as:

“the beginning or cause of something”.

Pulling the two definitions together in summary form the following can be stated:

“the beginning or cause of something connected with things from the past”.

Of course, for Afrikan souls steeped in their natural way of life, the Creator Supreme represents the Ultimate Source. Here, their cradle of birth was determined by divine order. Their cradle of Afrika remains this soul people’s glorious root origin wherever they may go or however much time may pass.

Unfortunately, in a state of interruption and disruption natural knowingness of – and connection to – their Afrikan history continuum can suffer with efforts of disturbance by others that mean this primary people ill. If susceptible to historical disconnectedness, Afrikan souls may take on a skewed, pseudo and anti-Afrikan propagandised retellings of their historical origins to suit the conveniences of others.  Destructively, others that mean the Afrikan ill may push and peddled the bogus notion that soul people have no historical origin of worthwhile mention. Meanwhile, the attempts by others to hijack or coopt Afrikan legacies can proliferate.

Amidst any turmoil or manufactured complexity, it is only Afrikan souls that can clear the smoke of confusion and restore knowingness of their root origin. Here, this people can again and empoweringly uprightly locate themselves in their world experience whilst determining upright constructive experience in the now and time to come. In their land of origin Afrikans built in their highly civilised way. Outside of their land of origin Afrikans built in their highly civilised way. Throughout the ages Afrikan souls built in their highly civilised way. In the now Afrikan souls can build in their highly civilised way wherever they may stand.

Each soul can reclaim knowingness of their historical origin from whatever status, level or station and rightfully construct for ascension accordingly. At the same time souls, can do themselves a great service in safeguarding against contaminants of ill, self-destructive wrongdoings and the like. From their beginning this highly pragmatic people have applied themselves to upright life constructions and illuminated the world with their brilliancy. Surely, this people can restore themselves to optimality and do likewise in the now and the tomorrow. Civilisation is not of happenstance.

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