About MEN and WOMEN and BIKES.

Jewel Swamp by Mark Daughn for Mystique Magazine. 2016.

The mystique of the motorcycle and the women astride them stirs the loins of men. For as long as women have sold the idea of motorcycles to men they have straddled them and answering a call men come to release themselves into the mystique held by women. The return should be reciprocation, but often spent many men realize they have not asked properly for what they really need. It is the fate of those who don't know how to use language to tell the truth. - Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories 10/08/18

Motorcyclist in the mountains.

The mountains have a way of releasing the conformity city life requires of a soul to behave as themselves. It is transformative to be in the mountains. For centuries the great and the small spirits have gone there to listen... - Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories 10/8/18

Motorcycle and a woman adored rumbles deep within the loins, the imagination suggesting something powerful to replace the inertia created by fear of the 'She'. The sexual tension between machine and women's sex appeal is the illusion of dominance men created to avoid probing the depth of what stirs within their loins at the sight of, and in the presence of the wildest woman's sex drive. These are powers a man knows he can not tame, but must submit to despite the dogma of male dominance. - Dawn Wolf, Keeper of Stories 10/8/18

Motorcycle, and a wild woman's spirit cannot be tamed. They can be straddled, but will not submit. Submission, in the depth of its meaning, is merging. - Dawn Wolf, Keeper of Stories 10/08/18

Gently Expressed.

Medicine Wheel created by Jacqueline L. Robinson. "Holy Love and the ARt of Receiving." she expressed. "Gentle space and time, as we transition at very deep levels from within. Opening to allow Love to find the voids and fill the cracks."   

U C?

Serena naked in light orange heels against her sepia is warmth conceptually, but the thought of her unclothed is governed by lust. How she sees herself sees herself! This puzzles the purpose she was to serve. Within the capacity to become ourselves is the capability to not birth who we were meant to be in this world. It is a choice, but in some cases it is a fight to get there because the way to become is blocked from a childhood.

The body of Serena has the bruises of an old story told frequently in the annals of human history. There is a cost to being a whore, as she describes herself. The old craft is not the first occupation. It is an early indication of depreciation. Serena needs an Elder to see herself. Whores, like Serena, can show their pain in their eyes because their johns and the lust governing most men cannot see into them with hard ons! Whores like Serena have tells in their face, tragedy in their eyes, and desirable bodies. Their bodies give restoration to a man until their nut subsides, and they can't stand what they've done, or didn't do. Then she is the whore he paid to not hold him accountable.

This is in the ejaculation: denial... - Dawn Wolf, Keeper of Stories 12/7/18

Sacred away from Crude.

Dark side of Hegre Art.

Cat suit worn by Hegre Art worn by Vanda Mey photographed by Petter Hegre. (2.) 

Educating the Yoni.

For a people, Americans, obsessed with sex the levels of ignorance about sex, and because of crude sexual histories out of old Europe and their slave trade and its vicious practices, the holiness of sex has been absent from the general practice of seeking sex in their concepts of life. It isn't enough to watch a small clip about the Yoni to grasp the depths. One has to study the deeper aspects of one's humanity through introspection and spiritual practices outside of the crudeness common to most folks in the tradition of Europe. In plain truth one has to unlearn all that stuff, all that crudeness; and if you don't grasp that it is the shit at its core to be unearthed and unlearned. And it is hard, very hard!

One word of caution: none of this can be learned in the church. If anything the church is for unlearning.  - Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories [August 17, 2018]

TO YOUNGER CATS: listen!

I studied and listened to her singing deeply. Learning from masters of any craft is very personal, and I took the task seriously growing up while masters like Ella Fitzgerald, were still gigging and being interviewed. It deepened my performances, and honed my craft the way iron sharpens a blade. When a master is alive their new, and their old work vibrates differently. It is because there is always the chance you might meet them, and in the music world you never know who will invite you on stage. - Gregory E. Woods (percussionist) 10/31/18 

What She Say Without Saying!!

Ditta Kucsik. 

The compelling thing about this young woman, Ditta Kucsik, is the story in her eyes. Being from Hungary is its own compelling story, but the context of her story illustrated in her eyes is a beckoning; a beckoning to a beyond that present life, in the moment, does not know; but maybe a young man would take the urge within an embrace and make something of himself in the estimation made in the eyes of a woman like Ditta Kucsik! It is a wish this thought about this young woman, that needs a manifestation; not for a turn of events to take advantage of her ethereal qualities, but a need to understand how the soul of a woman can progress, or stand still in its pain, its revelations and make a way through the central part of a man's manhood.

Knowing these things makes for a better mind to set, to schedule what is important for the child to learn, and eventually become!

Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories 
June 11, 2018

Ditta Kucsik is a model from Hungary.

We come fromThis, We become That.

A study in prayer notices the subtleties of intimacies within doubt. In prayer is the substance of things spoken in hope. Faith within hope is the substance from which our parents conceived of the idea of a child balancing the elements to produce boy and girl babies. This nuance feels our pulse as we pray, as we speak into the volume of sounds holding worlds together. A study in prayer is a beginning. - Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories 4/4/18

Malgorzata Krukowska by Jacek Kloskowski in self reflection.

naked two lovers copulate, woman in deep control of what she receive, give and withdraw. Power. It is powerful being both man and woman. - Dawn Wolf, Keeper of Stories 

CONNECTING INTANGIBLES for children



a beautiful woman's portrait of light.

Sydney Gurewitz Clemens said, "Art has the role in education of helping children become like themselves instead of more like everyone else."

Art also teaches children to merge; a concept essential to group dynamics that require listening, compromise, and understanding. The inability to merge adversely affects the way people drive. They are less inclind to understand their relationship to other things that seem inonocuous, but aren't. The inability to merge is a matter of life and death. Art teaches this art effortlessly. - Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories 4/26/16




A biker chick's gentle spirit.

Better Knowledge.

Discretion is the better part of wisdom, an integral part of a woman's mystique and a sense of being reserved for something special. It is not false modesty. It is a way of being responsible for the integrity of what is a gift given by Creator at the beginning of adulthood. - Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories

the Eye of the Believer.

Perfection is an elusive mistress. To have her is illusion and possession of no more than a thought, a notion. The certainty of recognizing something perfect is clearly the captivating feel of awe. Marrying to the idea of an ideal is foolish, in one sense, but reflection's way of penetrating the psyche is clearly an exercise leading towards impeccability.

The warrior needs the impeccability. The idealist needs to hang on the insights of the mystique as if his/her musings can be owned. - Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories [Jan. 30, 2018] 

photo taken of Bibiana Atada by Ohrangutang (Oct. 2015)

Cherokee D'Ass 2016

Kim Kardashian. the bottom. 

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perfect bottom, quiet thoughts.

Probe

[The] ideal beauty of Mitzi has a quality of refinement one would never want to leave. The feel of elegance refines sexy women as they age. It leaves a question to the way a man loves her. - Dawn Wolf, Keeper of Stories [Jan. 5, 2018]

Look beyond within the self.

Brooke Shields on the Craig Ferguson show!!!

Secretive women, private in their nature, call men to them, who think beyond themselves into the light of who they are becoming. These women need that to grow the way plants need shadow as well as light. - Dawn Wolf, Keeper of Stories

Tina Knowles

HAUSA Tale of FRIENDSHIP

DARK Beauty. Ethereal. Veronika Castrillo by Eva Corbella Photography

Compelling. Kate Barry, the red list!

Story of a great friendship and how it was put to the test



This story is about some young men who were friends.

Some boys made a covenant of friendship; they lived together, (and) were inseparable. They had their maidens in an outlying village. Always they used to go together (and) bring them. On one occasion, one of his friends did not go, so only one went to bring the maidens. When he went, he brought back the maids.

(As) they were going along, they met a lion; and it knocked down and lay on one of the girls, but he, he drew his sword and cut at the lion's head. The lion died, and he found the maiden was not dead. And he told her to lie down beneath the lion along with him, and one of them was to go and tell his friend.

So she consented, (and) ran off (and) found he has begun to sleep. She roused him, (and) he said, 'Where are So-and-so and So-and-so?' And she said, 'They are out there, a lion has killed them.' And he rose up, he did not take anything with him, he went along and came and reached (where) the lion was; it was above them.

He did not hesitate, but sprang and climbed on the lion. He thought it was alive. Truly it was dead. Then his friend rose up and said, 'Rise, So-and-so, you have proved yourself (a free-born) man.' So they lifted up the maiden (and) went home.
Now among them who was better than another?
If you do not know, there it is.

Off with the rat's head.



Hausa Folk-Lore
Maalam Shaihua, translated by R. Sutherland Rattray

photos by Kővágó Nagy Imre

Probe of thought.

Women like Mitzi engage every aspect of a man's intellect. Our thinking about her centers us into what structures a hallowed place in our souls. It is beauty one may say, but Beauty is her own counsel, understanding the teaching spirit. - Dawn Wolf, Keeper of Stories [Jan. 5, 2018]

THREE

Judging by High Standards 

At the start of womanhood are supposed to be women with deep knowledge in girl's lives! Without their instruction, their influence, or the sense of their bodies as perceptive as their eyes; girls become less than in the estimation of what a real woman is in the context of becoming her authentic self! It is not only the beginning that suffers; it is the middle passage before the end of life. If it is bound, enslaved this middle passage of one's life, the new woman's daughter(s) will fail to reach the high points. 

But, none good comes to the surface if girls are told: "A wet pussy and an empty pocketbook don't go together." This is the failure of old women. 

Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories

Sept. 9, 2017 

 Damn, She Got A Phat Ass! was all most would say. Others wanted to see her face, look in her eyes to see what is there, or isn't! The latter were becoming men. Let this teach your sons. - Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories 9/9/17 

Old Way of Teaching.

"The Next Forty Years"

By Dave Liebman 

I had many mentors mainly Pete La Roca, Elvin Jones and of course Miles (Davis). They each had there own particular way. Pete was quite an intellectual and very smart. He could explain things to you in detail. Elvin was not that verbal about the music itself but he was an amazingly beautiful player. What he played was enough. Miles said hardly anything. You kind of had to decipher the code. It was a subculture, the jazz world was unique. Mostly African American till the seventies. You were entering a whole other way of thinking, certainly speaking, living and making a living. There was a lot to be gleaned just from innuendo and nuance and your imagination. I think those guys were all kind of "Zen like."

I have my quotations from each of these guys that I use for teaching. I'll say, this is what I thought of that then and this is what I think of it now. They didn't say, "play that play this." They said, "play like I do or watch me."

We had more playing and when you have the process of on the spot in the moment learning there's nothing like that. Even listening to a record is remote until you're on the stage in the heat of the battle. Each of them gave me words of different depths. I'd take that home and think, "what did he really mean by that?" You didn't go back to ask these guys, this was not the scene. You said "thank you" and thought about it for the next forty years."

*excerpt of my radio (Jake D Feinberg), interview with Dave Liebman from yesterday's broadcast of the JFS on Powertalk 1210 

Drummer Elvin Jones playing with John Coltrane.

Loose intentions...

Sarah Harding at Cosmopolitan Ultimate Women Of The Year Awards

www.GutterUncensored.com

There is a measure of discernment eradicated from the concepts of being a Lady; so much so the distinction between being a woman, and a lady are not modeled, or taught to girls to make a difference. It is too noticeable among men, and men talk about it especially when God gives them daughters, and wives to care for. You see, marriage and fatherhood change the dog into the wolf. And women not understanding the difference between the natures of dogs and wolves provide the reasons for the pool of ignorance the many drink from.

I know the under educated American citizen doesn't understand the first paragraph, but it isn't my job to undo that. It is my job to hold the stories and release them where needed. - Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories 12/15/17

Sarah Harding's panties shown too easily at Cosmopolitan

Ultimate Women Of The Year Awards www.GutterUncensored.com

Look Out into Her!

Audrey Bitoni is a woman first, and a series of speculation to follow the designs of a man's intentions towards her! Before sex a man must think deeply from his sacred spot. Without one he is a mere brute. A woman is a great mystery. A man probes into that mystery as it flows into the whole spectrum of worlds a man has within him!

A man is a mystery, a mystery is a woman. - Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories 12/1317

What has changed since 1942?

Sharply dressed Negro couple standing for a full length portrait shot taken at the Daisy Studio,

located at 315 Beale Street, Memphis, TN, (1942).

"She just gits outa bed snapping this pic! Damn! She can't git 'nuff. We just had... "

It was funny. Rodney, her man, complains about getting too much! A lot of cats loose their women asking for what they cannot handle like women, who can't get enough sex and need to get laid frequently. They lose their focus to easily because their intent is unexamined and they are not schooled in the arts a nimble sex fiend, like Rodney's woman, can teach, and he can submit to the woman's need, will and abilities! - Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories 10/26/17 

Theodore.

The World of James Browne 

A tale for anyone...because you were beautifully made. 



Once there was an elf named Theodore, who was the subject of much laughter. For he had big ears and buck teeth. He would spend his days wandering the path between the green wood and the golden meadow. Feeling lonely and ashamed of his appearance one day, he happened upon a very old and gnarly tree. As he approached the aged tree he suddenly heard voices and one by one little white mice popped out from under the roots of this great tree. These mice were very different from the town folk who used to call Theodore names, for they were friendly and very fond of Theo's ears. From that day on, Theodore would visit his new found friends and would become their provider.

We all have a place and a purpose on this Earth. We were all specially and beautifully made, always stay true to who you are. ~James Browne  

Tree from the World of James Browne.

www.JamesBrowne.net.