Showing posts with label Moroccan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Moroccan. Show all posts

Friday, April 5, 2019

The Feel of this Essence.


Definitions. 

Beauty within the soul leaves admirers mute in her presence, as if holiness is a physical presence to connect fragments one with the other. Timeless quality is just that: timeless. Spiritual beauty is not simple; it is expressed as light in the eyes mirroring the weight of spiritual responsibility or spiritual powers. The substance of a spirit is in essence a series of stories developed intentionally to build, or destroy Life. For a man, if a woman's sex appeal is strong enough it will subdue the tendency to ask the right questions over the impulse to fuck, the need to copulate and the desire to have a way with a woman. The sex drive is in alignment with the impulse to be right in the spiritual realms. It is all in our breath where our words transform from the substance of weight in our thoughts into the audible words our ears transposed into the language of soul. These are fun things to be alone with pondering the powers of who we be! Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories Sept. 7, 2018


model Maat Petrova (l.) and another woman on park benches June 4, 2013 !!!!



Moroccan woman in the long ago.



Moroccan woman in traditional dress is probably Berber.


Cameroonian model Amanda EFathel by William Nsai



Sunday, October 20, 2013

Mommy's Birth Day

from Anayalisa Love's photo gallery





PART 18


Mommy and I spent a lot of time alone or together in the medina in Rabat. Many a morning, an afternoon I spent wandering local medinas discreetly watching women paint henna designs on their hands and feet chattering with each other oblivious to everyone passing by about an upcoming wedding, and the prospect of marriage. Mules, and beggars, tourists, families were common to the medina. The stench of tanneries in Fez, or the mellow sense of place in Rabat, or the frantic energies of Tangier, and the dizziness of Marrakech’s medina could produce within you in one day were always the place women engaged in something mysterious and aloof from the things men liked to believe about women. - Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories 3.9.13

Tuesday, August 27, 2013

THE GIFT

Morocco and Mommy were the deep memories of my youth my father supported, and I believed in. I believed and knew the combination would catapult me upward into heights I'd not dreamt of. It happened, and it is happening. My father's great gift to me was spoken when he said to me at 18 years of age: "Gregory you could do anything you want as long as you develop your talents. I'll take care of the bills..." - Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories 8.27.13




Saturday, August 10, 2013

Thursday, January 26, 2012

SACRED WHORE SERIES: Wages of sin in question



One year ago French Moroccan prostitute Zahia Dehar made headlines after it was claimed she had been paid for sex while underage by three French football stars. While their lives were shattered by the allegations, 19-year-old Zahia's fortunes were transformed entirely.

And now, her metamorphosis from call girl turned catwalk queen is complete, as Zahia debuted her lingerie line at Palais Brongniart - the former Paris Stock Exchange - as part of Couture Fashion Week. Taking to the runway the buxom model showcased some of her own designs, including a petal gown which left little to the imagination. The lookbook for the range was photographed by one of the world's top designers, Chanel's maestro Karl Lagerfeld..


For a girl who just a year ago was selling her body for cash, the transformation has been dramatic. Prostitution is legal in France where the accused men lived, but women selling sexual services must be 18 years old or over. Zahia was just 16 when she met French footballer Franck Ribery, 28, and 17 when Karim Benzema, 23, and Sidney Govou, 31, were accused of paying an underage vice girl thousands of pounds for sex. The men involved in the allegations faced up to three years in prison and fines of up to £40,000.
 by Deborah Arthurs (1/26/12)


Zahia Dehar





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