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

Self-preservation is the natural right and functioning of much – if not all - that is alive throughout nature. It is most definitely a vital feature of fundamental natural normality in the lives of Afrikan souls throughout their continuum. Preservation of the self in functional terms can be seen as a self-security. Thus, for this primary people of creation, self-security surely must continue to be the vital self-determined feature in their lives now and into the future, just as it naturally has been for them since the beginning.  

A description of self-security is offered by a contemporary mainstream source in relation to the individual self inherently speaking of its importance thus:  

“By definition, self-security is security in one's self, position, or situation. You can view the self as the system that organises our experiences, including thoughts, feelings, and attitudes”.  

Of course, for this discussion, the specific focus lies in the context of the Afrikan experience. Not merely at the individual level but to encompass the totality of a whole people. As such, it is deemed pertinent to adapt the sourced detail to reflect this focus. In so doing, the result may look something like the following: 

“Afrikan self-security is the security Afrikan souls here, there and elsewhere exercise in themselves, in their rightful position of centrality and in their situational efforts made in service of their whole ascension. In this, the self (throughout its various levels) can be viewed as a self-determined system that is an uprightly structured organisation of the relevant Afrikan experiences, inclusive of Afrikan deep thought, shared core views and positive attitudes facilitating necessary onward progression of rightful order”.   

The challenge for Afrikan self-security can become increasingly high in times when the Afrikan is subjected to interruption and disruption at the hands of others that mean the Afrikan ill. Here, other bent on Afrikan destruction may deploy all manner of ill strategy in the attempt to see the natural norm of Afrikan self-security undermined or completely obliterated.  

Despite any such dastardly attempts, it is only Afrikan souls themselves that can bring their natural right of securing themselves into fullest fruition. With self-determined effort of rightfulness, Afrikan souls can learn and develop the qualities facilitated by self-knowingness necessary to safeguard themselves throughout the various spheres of their lives and their continual thrust of ascension.  

The great hero Omowale Malcolm X, with his great depth of wisdom and insight emphatically underscores the need for Afrikan souls to secure themselves when he states: 

“It is criminal to teach a man not to defend himself when he is the constant victim of brutal attacks”. 

Surely, Afrikan souls can do for themselves what is natural for them to do of rightful order as they have done to realise the greatest and most enduring civilisations ever to have been established. It is an ageless truism that such effort and its illustrious outcomes are not of happenstance.  

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