What of the Tomorrows to Come?

When Afrikan souls build as rightful expression of their deeply profound specialness of self, the result is construction of eternity. Naturally, the Afrikan holds the spirit life of self as eternal. In this, from generation to generation and age to age despite the biological limitations of the physical body, Afrikan life never ceases to be. As such, the natural norm of self-determined construction seeks to cater for an eternal people. Hence, as an outward expression building for this soul people is the building for eternity. It is no wonder then, that these primary and pioneering souls of humanity established the greatest and most enduring civilisations ever to exist. In the outward civilised expression of rightful order, the physical legacy of pinnacle civilisation remain as ageless testaments of granite substance signalling the construction-call to their creators in the now to pick up their imperative mantle of self-ascension.

The mantle of ascension is self-determined life construction into eternity. The restoration of Afrikan life is not simply for the immediate moment. For this eternal people, the present physical experience is a station who’s importance is revealed in its purposeful journeying in the now with all of its immediate necessities as well as its contributory effort in the building blocks of the eternal. Indeed, naturally the progressive life efforts of necessity in the now ought to be harmonising and complementary to those efforts that are of longevity. Here, through restoration and self-knowingness the then, the now and the tomorrows to come are not distinct and separate but rather a continual interconnected flow of this soul people’s continuum.

Despite the disruptions of the recent Maafa, the need for living self-knowingness does not unnaturally or miraculously disappear, for even the lowliest living creature has some sense of self for proper functioning to be revealed. Rather, times of disruption amplifies the need for recovery. The Afrikan future ought not be destroyed in the now. Instead, the Afrikan surely has a duty and responsibility to themselves to secure their natural norm of eternal living and construction. So then, these special souls of creation can look into their own mirror of self and revitalise their natural drive for upright and upward motion from the reflection that has been inherited from their own great souls of before and cast their illuminating light of brilliancy upon the generations to come.

This people can ill-afford to succumb to the destructive petty squabbles, ascension sabotaging behaviours, negative damaging vices, contaminants of ill and other harmful depravities pushed and peddled to effect doom amongst them. No, this people of primary and special substance can (and surely must) elevate themselves to a state of optimal flourishing with traction in the now for generations to come.

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