When You Put a Seed In the Soil It Remains Beneath the Soil Until the Season Changes: What of an Eternal Season of Self Harmony? 

For Afrikan souls to live harmoniously amongst themselves has been a featured quality in the lives of this soul people from the earliest of times. So much so, that it is detailed as an explicit and ageless virtue determined by this primary people that can be drawn upon and implemented in the best ways possible from generation to generation in service of their fullest flourishing and security. 

According to a contemporary mainstream source the term self-harmony as it would apply to an individual is described in the following way: 

“Choosing to live in harmony with yourself means you have decided to embrace all elements of your character. These elements work together to produce a lovely and distinctive individual”. 

Here, the level of focus is directed towards Afrikan people as a whole regardless of geographical locale. As such, it is considered pertinent to adapt the sourced detail to reflect both this level of focus and the particular experience of soul people. Such alteration may result in detail that looks something like the following: 

“Afrikan self-harmony means that Afrikan souls here, there and elsewhere live in harmony with themselves and have embraced all elements of their shared core Afrikan character, their Afrikan personality and their oneness of being in service of their upright and continual ascension. In so doing, these core and shared qualities work together to realise the authentic, lovely and distinctive self of a whole people”. 

Unfortunately, in a state of interruption and disruption where Afrikan souls may be acutely set upon in destructive ways by others that mean the Afrikan ill, self-harmony can suffer immensely. Attempts to pit Afrikan souls against each other from one region to the next may be brought to the fore. Attempts to isolate Afrikan souls into fragmented pockets of isolation denying their natural core shared oneness of being and the inherent strength that comes from this.  Indeed, the imposition of divisive pseudo-identities, pseudo-cultural fabric and the like can punctuate destructive ills levied against the Afrikan.  

Brilliantly, and with his profound depth of wisdom the great hero Omowale Malcolm X reminds - in the face of disharmony, disrespect pushed and peddled with wilfully destructive intent against Afrikan souls - that: 

“Rhythm is mathematics, harmony is mathematics”.  

In other words, harmony is in knowing and living knowingness. In this, Afrikan souls can live in harmony of self and safeguard against disharmony to realise their optimality via the self-determined ‘beat of their own drum’. He also succinctly, brings forth his eloquence of wisdom guidance when he urges Afrikan souls to: 

“work together in unity and harmony”. 

The ageless virtue of harmony can – and surely must – return to the lives of soul people on a self-determined and authentic basis. After all, civilisation is not of happenstance.  

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