On the fiftieth anniversary of Africa Day, the Breath of
Life institute hosted its second installment in a series of public lectures.
The
theme of this event was “A New Day in Africa”. This took place at the Cape Town
Central Library. The event was fairly attended however nothing could deter the
mission of the day.
Once again the lecture was an Audio-Visual treat,
extraordinarily informative and inspirational. Bro. Quaniel derived the
presentation from H.E Ben Ammi’s 2005 State of the World address entitled “The
Great Transformation and adapted it for the immediate situation.
This historical journey coupled with a vivid picture of the
future based on the laws and principles of the Yah of creation defined as the
God/African Idea was timeous. Half a century since the establishment of the OAU
we are compelled to reflect on its effectiveness.
The seminar questioned the legitimacy of Africa’s
independence considering that wherever you go on this continent it has been
developed in the image and likeness of Europe. The colonial mind refurbished as
democracy is running rampant yet it subtly retains the same destructive vigor
of its earlier overt predecessor. This mind referred to as the “European Idea”
continues to deny Africa of its self-hood and right to self-determination while
desecrating Africa’s cultural distinctiveness.
Such a glaring predicament requires that we apply new
strategies, policies and seek a new direction to address our social maladies.
The New Day in Africa Seminar inspired a new approach to the problems of Africa
and Africans. The proposed new idea is based on ancient African/Edenic
principles revealed as the Genesis/God Mind that was the mainstay of our former
world.
This idea develops society in harmony with its Creator and
creation which is the inherent driving force and nature of our beloved
continent. The application of this idea will free Africa from its morass as is evidenced
by its first successful social experiment in Dimona Israel. A New Day in Africa
begins with a New Idea/God Idea being implemented.
Those of us in attendance we thoroughly enthused and
stimulated by the message of the day and we look forward to the next public
lecture.
Yah Khai!
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