What of the Economic Climate?

Knowingness of their self-economy conditions has been a vital part of the natural norm of the upright governance cultivated and exercised by Afrikan souls from the earliest of times. From such knowingness maximal growth, security, thriving and so on can be realised with informed adjustments made as necessary. This, all in service of pinnacle and enduring civilisation.

In contemporary times the phrase economic climate has been used to describe this particular area of focus. According to a mainstream source economic climate can be described in the following way:

“The state of the economy is referred to as the economic climate. The economic climate describes the overall economic conditions in a given country or region”.

What does this mean in relation to the Afrikan in conditions of interruption and disruption? Well, ‘economy’ may appear to universally a universally shared application that means the same to all. Indeed, it may be presented that way. Yet, subject to the ‘economies’ of others the norms of governance for this soul people may be an acute deficit. Here, efforts can be confined to tertiary realms of engagement and knowingness where overall application is directed by others in service of whatever endeavours they deem fit.  Economic climate in this regard relates to the ‘economies’ of others and that which it services.

For Afrikan souls their natural norm of economic functioning can be given focus with the qualifier of ‘self’. With this, the economic conditions specifically of this primary people of creation can be honed in on and attract the necessary self-determined upright effort to realise its imperative recovery, growth, security and thriving.  

Unfortunately, and as though to escape the reality of imperative restoration and ascension of self-economy, souls may seek to totally and exclusively consume themselves with the tertiary vices of the ‘economies’ of others lauded as symbols of success. Meanwhile, crucial self-determined effort for the realisation of a thriving self-economy norm servicing civilisation of rightful order is left at a dire deficit.

The ‘economies’ of others as recent generational experience attests are no substitute for a thriving self-economy for this people of soul.  As such, Afrikan souls ought not succumb to falsifying their reality for the sake of escapist comfortability whilst leaving themselves at a lowly disadvantage. From whatever status or level Afrikan souls can make contributory steps of upright progress in furtherance of their ascension – however large or small. At the same time, efforts to safeguard the self from contaminants of ill, self-destructive wrongdoing and the like are also key.

This primary and spirit people of creation can surely (as is their natural norm) restore their cultured living with its embedded self-economy function and effect their economic climate in the best ways possible. These pioneering builders of unparalleled civilisation can surely realise their maximal potential and capability in the now and throughout the tomorrows to come.

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