Showing posts with label adventure. Show all posts
Showing posts with label adventure. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 30, 2019

WHEN WE AWAKEN: Be Firm To Affirm.


"Some things are just average, other things are spellbinding!"



Adventure has its mystery wrapped in what evolves within the soul engrossed in adventures. The few who do have adventures explore. It is the exploration that designs the journey. In the U.S. women can find reasons not to explore. Those who do follow their impulses create engaging forces that have to travel. In the end of each story are people who resent adventurous spirits.

"Do not let their voices divide your impulse," said the old to the young. ~ Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories 12/20/18






TERROR

In American mythology nudity, speed, sound, movement suggest the dangers of American life can be controlled on a motorcycle. It is all in the dream of white American manhood... 

The actor, James Dean, amongst other young white men, famous for their fashionable aloofness, their rebellious attitudes, set the tone of disenchantment with the 'Establishment' (as expressed in the 1960's). Motorbikes were symbols of rebellion since the 1950's, and into the 1970's as the myth of white disenchantment became more and more violent until organization skills turned motorcycle gangs into business aligned with the mythology, and value system of colonization, conquest and terror their ancestors invested in and employed. 

The recycling of ideologies is composed to continue to stir violence in white American blood. Donald Trump is deeply intuned to its byproducts, its presence and his duty to white Americans, and their sense of global dominance.  

~ Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories 12/20/18  



"Women in the 1970's were from the previous decade where the gift they gave their daughters originated from. Unappreciative today, white women are repeating themselves in their fights for baffling reasons. 1970's white women like this had a freer tone in their voices. The all woman aspect in their carriage promised to further explore what that meant. Historical fears blocked a lot of that . Today, fearful of white men white women hesitate." ~ Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories 




"Women who kill have crossed a line in the choices their gender has to make with their powers of birth." - Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories 12/23/18


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"London Hart's delicate beauty's strengths translate from intangible elements supporting her essential to become a woman with depth, one hopes..." - Dawn Wolf, Keeper of Stories

Friday, December 14, 2018

This JANE.



Jane Birkin, actress and singer was known
for being a muse to Serge Gainsbourg.








Jane Birkin, born Dec 14, 1946, was the center of attraction to a mystique inspired by the daring and the intolerance for resisting social change typical of this time period (1960-1970's). She was intriguing more than beautiful, thoughtful more than attractive. - Dawn Wolf, Keeper of Stories 4/01/18


Friday, November 23, 2018

no heavy stuff, just easy light stuff...


Hi readers,

Well this week has been slightly crazy, I never seemed to stop moving but I did take Sunday off to hang all of my art in my apartment in Dublin. I am in the middle of doing it all up so once it’s done I’ll share some pictures with you guys. I’ve been quite busy with work this week, I had a few days filming and when my week is like that I feel like I’m always trying to catch up with all of my blog work and writing but I managed to get everything done. . . [more] 

Vogue Williams graceful as ever getting into a car in London at Sunday Times Style magazine in December 2015. Grace is as important as elegance in the definition of femininity! - Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories 


Tuesday, August 28, 2018

the Beauty of the...



perfect form and beauty of Diane Sawyer (l.) at Glamour Magazine Honors in 2010 !!!!




Pamela Gobert in 2010 was killed and eaten by the vampire that presently 
occupies what's left of her body. 




Perfectly fine woman's deep set eyes in this setting, 
this moment sets a tone defined by the old bike...


"[This] perfectly fine woman's deep set eyes in this setting, this moment sets a tone defined by the old bike. It is an old way of looking at the world through acquisition. It is the ethereal defining perception that alters the way a woman is seen, a lady is discerned amongst the conformity passing by the essence of the Feminine and the Art of the Feminine!..." - Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories 8/28/18 




[The] eyes of this biker chick belittles in one glance, beckons the loins with another look, and holds spellbound another... This is a helluva a story to one type of man, to another it is an invite into a mysterious aspect of femininity. - Dawn Wolf, Keeper of Stories 8/28/18





Good God! This biker chick!! 



Vintage picture of a dare in an era of conservatism.



Wednesday, June 13, 2018

Woman to Woman!

Helen Mirren Praises Kim Kardashian For Being 'Shameless And Proud
Queen of cool, Dame Helen Mirren has praised stars of today – namely Kim Kardashian – for changing societies perceptions of what is beautiful and acceptable for women.
In an interview with The Telegraph, the Dame revealed that while she is not a fan of the Kardashian’s per se, she loves the way Kim, along with other stars including JLO and Madonna, have "raised their middle fingers to this epithet of 'slut'".
"I’m not into the Kardashians – it’s a phenomenon I just don’t find interesting, but – and this is the big word: B-U-T-T – it’s wonderful that you’re allowed to have a butt nowadays," she said.

"Thanks to Madame Kardashian, and before her, JLO. We’re also allowed to have thighs now, which is great too. It’s very positive."

The 70-year-old actress says that when she was growing up, it was deemed "unbelievably sluttish to even have a bra strap showing".

"Everything was about women conforming. I love shameless women. Shameless and proud!"

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Helen Mirren as contemplation is either an ideal, or the sensuality she exudes is a whiff of confidence born of an assurance she will perform in life, as well as on film excellently. Also, she's beautiful! - Dawn Wolf, Keeper of Stories 




Thursday, May 10, 2018

Walks, those walks, take to look.





"Walking at high noon as Yasmina Rossi did is different from any other time in arid places. The body interprets what it senses and shifts to make itself fit in the environment. Our spirits are like that." - Dawn Wolf, Keeper of Stories 4/3/18







Walking on a beach along the shore of the Atlantic ocean, Yasmina Rossi, January 2017.
















Friday, March 23, 2018

jeans worn.


jeans worn by the beautiful woman in the window.

"jeans and a choker bodysuit correctly worn by this woman sets it off with her disposition."
- Dawn Wolf, Keeper of Stories 


jeans filled by a dark beauty.


"jeans Kim Kardashian wears must be something other than jeans! Good God!!"
- Dawn Wolf, Keeper of Stories 11/23/17 



jeans worn by a right size woman.

Although jeans were invented for work, for men; jeans have become a part of women's wardrobes. Women turned them into flesh. They adore a woman's body a man needs to have, to hold, to marry, to long for, and be swayed by. It is remarkable the re-invention capacity of jeans. The colors they support, the way they shape cultures, and fit around a woman's body follows the creative flow of what makes sculptures possible.

The most compelling women in jeans are not famous. We see them in our localities. This is important to know because the streets inform the fashion halls of Paris, and they reinterpret them on underfed models. The translation is in language, and women's language, in particular, Black American women, defines the depth of fashion internationally.

I only make this assessment from what I have read and studied over the years of my interest in the women's fashion industry. It is compelling, but it makes many whites bristle with rage their relationship with the granddaughters of ex-slaves, who have been the examples of sexual freedom, and elegant expressions of dress and dignity despite the turmoil created by the white women who have enjoyed watching Black men suffer by their hands during and after slavery, or dangling as strange fruit from trees! - Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories 11/23/17


Thursday, March 15, 2018

Deep Spiritual Practice.



Little girl in Bagan, Myanmar by Hawah Kasat. February 2018.



Check out her hand positions and #gesture. Try the same right now with your right palm open and fingers perpendicular to your chest... line it up over your heart... and your left hand facing down toward the ground. It’s helpful to do this while you are standing. It’s actually known as a #Mudra in #Yoga. This little one is an #Ancestor. Her face is protected by #traditional and #Ancient #Thanaka which is a yellowish-white paste made from the wood of special #trees that are bountiful in #Myanmar. I’ve been seeing this everywhere on #children, adults, and both women and men. It is a distinctive feature of the #culture of this amazing #people. You’ll see so many people with it applied to the face. From what I’ve learned it has been used for thousands of years. Apart from the tribal beauty it’s known have many medicinal benefits and provides protection from #sunburn! - Hawah Kasat (Feb. 13, 2018) 


Wednesday, March 14, 2018

Balance needs purpose.



A Black woman wearing a denim shirt with open shoulders comfortable in black leather pants is sporting something special a man would hopefully like to explore, if he can see beyond the fashion as style and see.  



"Defining one's self is as important and wondrous an exploration as unlearning the governing stories of one's life. Both definition and unlearning play into the why of existence in a parallel relationship with how things work.

It is more of a mystery not walking this path in Life."

Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories

12/18/17 



Ank worn by Shāsa Maāt on her third eye. 2016.



Friday, September 22, 2017

My Adventure.



Maitrieya Sandness said, I commanded last summer to make it to 240,000 miles in my red Chariot. I made it to 239.854. God is good and will provide. Nothing can cloud my sunny day. The rain may come, but not on my soul. 5.24.16


Monday, September 18, 2017

Question of Scorn


   


Skin Diamond is an American-Scottish pornographic actress and nude model. I listened to an interview she did on a documentary about a select group of women in her industry. Her attitude and obvious thoughtfulness was compelling and not all within the stereotype of a whore, but of a woman deeply engaged in one of the mysterious interplays with sexual energies. It was as if she told God she would determine her life energies towards sexual exploration. Not that it was sin, but a gift to be defiant about, curious about and defensive about because she made a living exploring sex.

She developed a kind of arrogance bordering on contempt for people outside of her vernacular. The porn industry took in a calibre of individual, she observed, who understood a sphere normal people could only speculate, or judge from the distance. She said she didn't care what people thought, but each time I listened I heard hurt.

On her reasoning behind porn she said, "As a woman with a voracious fascination with all things regarding the world of sex, it's hidden taboos and the psyche that defines it, porn was a dream come true. Pornographic sex is very different from the norm. For one, there's a budget. There can be atmospheric lighting beaming down on a realistic set catering to whatever fantasy that I was trying to present. I could literally have my wildest sexual fantasies play out in a safe consensual environment surrounded by professionals and protocols to further ensure my safety. An ethical slut's dream. Why not grab the opportunity by the balls, so to speak? And as an independent and highly sexual woman, taking charge of my own personal sexual growth in this manner was immensely empowering.

However I would not recommend this path for everyone, I've always liked to do things in my own way."

That is bold, or is it simply taking a path in life to learn her lessons for this lifetime?

I venture to state there is reasoning behind fear of becoming whom one was meant to become. Even in Jesus' name people find it too hard to become themselves, or enter the way to discover righteousness, truths, or simply explore the vast terrain the Creator has created for us to explore. Why this is can be mirrored within whores and children.


Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories
9.2.16



Skin Diamond appears innocent within her innocence, but is in fact and essence a porn star.
Did I just make a judgment, or being truthful? - Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories 5.19.16