- Apr 29, 2013
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On the topic of elevating our consciousness, our relationships are an extension of such. I know, the adage reminds us,“you are the company you keep”,but you also are the person next to you and you are, the individuals that you interact with both older and younger, an extension of them.
The connectivity of African centered societies is the goal. Our recent movements, though noble, have failed because of unclear objective and no basis for the young Black male. These pages present an alternative relationship model. The so-called civil rights movement stagnated because it pacified the grassroots,an essential element of revolution.
For you that read this young Brother, realize your time is now. You’ve arrived at this point and have surpassed not only the white folks around you but the lightweight, corny, half witted members of our race that couldn’t be you if they tried. Understandably, here, you feel you’ve reached the heights of your glory, but remain sharp and remain consistent in your hunger. Before you consider the path of polygamy, realize you are traveling a road that many an ancestor has traveled.
King David the Moor in the Bible,though a man after God’s own heart and father of seventeen children, had to wrestle control of his kingdom in his latter years.The same fate befell his son Solomon, another Moor that gave us Proverbs and out of his cynicism, Ecclesiastes. Both of these great men, though Kings, failed to adhere to the cosmic laws of the Melanin dominant man and woman.
The sisters that you have chosen to assist you in your exploration of your Africanity should be Creator fearing,submissive,domestic sisters. Black man, you are the Creator.
Eldest wife#1, has a duty,for she is your administrator. She helps you handle the empire you have, or the two of you have built. It’s best to educate her to your ways of the world as well, for she will educate the others.
Different circumstances demand a different perspective and such is the reason for this recommendation of how the melanin dominant man governs his kingdom. Now, when you have displayed that your financial prowess is up to standard and your knowledge of your ancestors and are sincere in your efforts to liberate our people, your quest for wife#2 begins.
And the same practice persists when you have proven your propensity to stabilize a household, for polygamy is more than a “thrill”,but a lifestyle that requires patience and prayer.
The world ends and begins with you Black man(Moor), take heed.
#3 is who will populate much of your tribe. She is chosen by you, usually at the blessing of her parents(provided that she comes from a two parent home, which is why this will take some searching on your part), and should already have a degree of consciousness, your reason for linking with her in the first place. It helps that she is younger than you, because she will birth your immediate heirs.
Wife#4 is your mate that stays elsewhere. Set up a situation with her where she can be your second household to crash at two months out of the year. If you lead an organization, a second base for your operations can be wherever you set her up at.
Invest, focus and remain cognizant.
More than ever, this is about your legacy as a man of color.
The connectivity of African centered societies is the goal. Our recent movements, though noble, have failed because of unclear objective and no basis for the young Black male. These pages present an alternative relationship model. The so-called civil rights movement stagnated because it pacified the grassroots,an essential element of revolution.
For you that read this young Brother, realize your time is now. You’ve arrived at this point and have surpassed not only the white folks around you but the lightweight, corny, half witted members of our race that couldn’t be you if they tried. Understandably, here, you feel you’ve reached the heights of your glory, but remain sharp and remain consistent in your hunger. Before you consider the path of polygamy, realize you are traveling a road that many an ancestor has traveled.
King David the Moor in the Bible,though a man after God’s own heart and father of seventeen children, had to wrestle control of his kingdom in his latter years.The same fate befell his son Solomon, another Moor that gave us Proverbs and out of his cynicism, Ecclesiastes. Both of these great men, though Kings, failed to adhere to the cosmic laws of the Melanin dominant man and woman.
The sisters that you have chosen to assist you in your exploration of your Africanity should be Creator fearing,submissive,domestic sisters. Black man, you are the Creator.
Eldest wife#1, has a duty,for she is your administrator. She helps you handle the empire you have, or the two of you have built. It’s best to educate her to your ways of the world as well, for she will educate the others.
Different circumstances demand a different perspective and such is the reason for this recommendation of how the melanin dominant man governs his kingdom. Now, when you have displayed that your financial prowess is up to standard and your knowledge of your ancestors and are sincere in your efforts to liberate our people, your quest for wife#2 begins.
And the same practice persists when you have proven your propensity to stabilize a household, for polygamy is more than a “thrill”,but a lifestyle that requires patience and prayer.
The world ends and begins with you Black man(Moor), take heed.
#3 is who will populate much of your tribe. She is chosen by you, usually at the blessing of her parents(provided that she comes from a two parent home, which is why this will take some searching on your part), and should already have a degree of consciousness, your reason for linking with her in the first place. It helps that she is younger than you, because she will birth your immediate heirs.
Wife#4 is your mate that stays elsewhere. Set up a situation with her where she can be your second household to crash at two months out of the year. If you lead an organization, a second base for your operations can be wherever you set her up at.
Invest, focus and remain cognizant.
More than ever, this is about your legacy as a man of color.