Showing posts with label Lori Anne Williams. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lori Anne Williams. Show all posts

Monday, January 22, 2018

a Tremendous talent.



Lori Williams by Roy Cox at 51 years of age. January 22, 2018.





Lori Williams by Tommie Adams Jr. said, 'Words are powerful... speak wisely.'


Tuesday, December 12, 2017

Life Accomplishment: excellence.


Morning meditation: 

Pray in every situation. Know your worth. Don’t let the past harm your future. Stop comparing yourself to others. Trust your inner voice. Everything doesn’t need to be said. Love and forgive yourself first. Life is short. Strive to achieve your goals. Know your limits. Inspire. Believe. Words are powerful. Speak wisely.
 


Lori Williams
11/5/17 


Lori Williams, jazz singer.


"The maturation of spirit, the development of mind and talent, and how beauty matures in playful ways has always been a source of wonder for those who appreciate how such things work in their own lives!

This is what I see looking at this photograph!" - Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories 12/1217



Letter about jazz singer, Lori Williams from President of City Sketches, Inc.


Lori Williams performing at Bethesda Blues & Jazz Supper Club. Tony Lewis in the back.


Friday, October 30, 2015

To the Higher Self: gratitude




Rihanna was honoured with the Fashion Icon Award at the annual
Council of Fashion Designers of America Awards, 2015 in a Swarovski gown.



said at the time 'it's been such a long time since I could genuinely smile like this.
God restores. God heals. I hope this smile bring one to your face.'
Sept. 20, 2014.


 

Friday, August 1, 2014

beautiful legs of...

Michelle Obama sitting with a former governor...

beautiful dark chocolate legs
beautiful muscular legs of a Grandmother
Kim Kardashian's stunningly beautiful legs

Kirsty Blue's beautiful legs

Lara Flynn Boyle's elegant sensuality


Lori Anne Williams in purple dress 


Thursday, September 27, 2012

SACRED FORM

Lori Anne Williams, singer & mother



"The songs take form and shape in the body of the artist. It is a law of nature."- Gregory E. Woods



Lori Williams singing with Bobby McFerrin April 15, 2010.
VIDEO 


Washington DC's own Lori Anne Williams

Thursday, September 2, 2010

MATURITY, BEAUTY & PERCEPTION


photo from The Sartorialist

"I enjoy the depth of the look elegant mature women carry. I have written a lot about mature women. As much as I have spoken, and written I cannot capture the essence of an elusive quality shared by hummingbirds, mature beauty, or an intelligent aging process." ~Dawn Wolf, Keeper of Stories


Maitrieya Jessie Lotus blowing a kiss


Lori Anne Williams's 2010 look


Tuesday, July 27, 2010

LORI ANNE WILLIAMS, singer & mother


"...the amazing development and expansion of an idea of beauty, womanhood, the mother, singer and soul of an artist is a stream of consciousness appreciated best and needed by..."

-Dawn Wolf, Keeper of Stories
2010


Friday, June 25, 2010

DC recording artist & singer LORI ANNE WILLIAMS


"elegant beauty has its own rewards."- gregory e. woods

Lori Anne Williams in Rock Creek Park in Washington DC


Saturday, June 12, 2010

CLASSIC BEAUTY

"classic beauty does not require definition. it asks to simply be." -dawn wolf

Lori Anne Williams




Tuesday, December 29, 2009

LORI ANNE WILLIAMS: a story of excellence



BEAUTY


“Inexplicable beauty has always confounded and overwhelmed the senses. To approach it without truth is as precarious as entering the sacred lodge of serpents without respect, stillness of mind, or permision. The lodge of serpents is a place of healing protected by maya (illusion). Stories were created by Gods to control the movement of men towards the mysterious respect due the enormous energy of the sacred feminine that holds, creates, designs, and defines Life directly, indirectly, by allure, and from the the depth of knowing required to be a sacred being. The stories were meant to undo the powers of the Goddess. But over time the creatures from the divisive stories of the Gods found themselves without their strength over the intricate weaving of Spider Women’s designs. Those stories found themselves in a new era; an era without peer.

Balance made a quest for the attention of our children as they grew up. The serpent medicine was taken out by the healers from the dark places of undoing into the lights of daytime. Songs were created to gift the People at dawn. As the newness of unlearning crippling paradigms gains momentum wars increase against the promise of sacred unions, the multi-linguistic soul of deep beauty, and the music ancient to the future that will restore the balance of the Sacred Feminine and the Sacred Masculine!” –Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of the Drum

Monday, December 28, 2009

FREE SPIRIT


Lori Anne Williams, DC-based Recording Artist

Creation story of Lori Anne Williams
...she was given an introspective beauty capable of reaching, tutoring, probing the inner sanctum of knowledgeable uses of language. All she required of her admirers was their presence, and of her students they were required to look deeper into themselves to find the mirror of what they saw in her within them. This was the lot of Lilith who chose not to be Eve.

-Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of the Drum

Sunday, November 15, 2009

Washington DC Artists

Washington DC is a city of contrasts and contradictions. Musicians and other artists including healers have a helluva time living in a city that needs them but doesn't really know where to place them, or really compensate them.  It is an odd statement but the reality of it is lived everyday by artists like Allyn Johnson  & Lori Anne Williams . These two musicians have devolped with intelligence a niche that affords them a life to create some incredible music, develop a following, and get paid. 


It takes work, and ingenuity to make a living in this area as a musician.  More often than not one has to expand the medium to include other God-given gifts to give the music gift a lot more places to perform.  The choices grow with each encounter with someone impressed and moved by your music, and your relationship with your music.  Each venue pulls, in this small town, from every class, and type of person the city houses and attracts.  Congressmen, fire fighters, government workers, students, retail clerks, church folks, lawyers, street cats, and others support the arts in a town that takes its power from a relentless work ethic that tries to be resilent, and hard working without rest, true reflection.  - Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories