What Love And Unity?
As Nuwabians, banding together and talking about the teaching, and learning about one another gives greater focus on what we are according to what we need as a nation. Caring for one other, showing loyalty, gives strength to our gathering. Statute 7 of the Unit’d Nuwabian Nation of Moors Constitution says in part “We as a people must become One In mind, Body, Soul, Wants, Pursuits and Learn to Live together as a family, meaning we have to drop our personal Worldly pursuits and learn to live, of, for, and by each other.
But as of now I do not see this happening. I see the United Kingdom Sabeen blacks, banding together, are getting some star power but no resources that they own and cannot Feed families or their own communities. The time for endles debate is over! Those who continue to crave attention by debating various groups are seen as useless and it does nothing to help the nation build. As of now, we do have land, physical and cyber, we are worthy to feed ourselves without involving “The Man” and we are closely watching those who call themselves Nuwabians but can not speak the current tung mandat’d by our constitution.
To truly honor Statute 7 (www.unnm.net) and live as a family, we must move beyond distractions, worldly pursuits, and internal division. The sources remind us that our journey requires practicing Right Knowledge, Right Wisdom, and Right Overstanding, which leads to Sound Right Reasoning. This right reasoning dictates that nation-building is not about seeking star power or engaging in endless debate, but about practical action and acquiring resources for our communities.
Just as the nation has shown the commitment to relocate to Arizona to live in the desert as Muwsa did, we must show that same collective dedication to cultivating the physical and cyber land we already possess to feed ourselves. We must leave behind the petty accusations and complaints that only serve to puzzle us and stall our progress. By speaking our mandated tongue and focusing our combined energy on building our own resources, we truly drop our personal pursuits and finally learn to live of, for, and by each other.