Showing posts with label warrior. Show all posts
Showing posts with label warrior. Show all posts

Monday, July 16, 2018

Technical Hunts





Texting while sexy! Unconscious has become an allure to the hunter. The phone has eased the skill level requirements of the predator. Limited peripheral vision, loss of awareness, and dulled sense of place contribute to the ease of the hunt nowadays. There is a level of stupidity our young people have embraced rendering them ignorant of a real world more dangerous than the dilemma of what some guy meant in his one-dimensional text.

Being used by a technology is a testament of weakness placing one's soul in jeopardy. Warnings are meaningless in today's world! It has affected simple things all of them gifting the hunter with more opportunities to examine the women he wants without much caution. The warrior and the hunter know the importance of awareness. In the wild, the prey's awareness keeps him alive; across the country the hunted pride themselves being unaware.

Tens of thousands of people devoted to their phones have died violently, been kidnapped, followed home to be robbed and died in car accidents. Those are meaningless deaths. None of those deaths change behavior and attitudes amongst the devotees. They carry on vaguely aware death came to the 'unawares'. Being able to block the obvious from careful consideration is now a way of life. If people want to live and die thus I leave them to that. It is the way of the warrior. - Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories [4/15/18]


Saturday, May 5, 2018

Choice: one to ponder.






Desire flows through the spirit the way blood moves through the body. Delina G.'s lust curls through her body from an essence that needs care and attention to the urges to merge! If you are one kind of a man hittin' that is a possibility; with an angle he can get some punany!

Another type man becomes pensive, full of the moment she created with yearning, using the charged atmosphere between the two of them to plunge into the depth of his Medicine with a query: "Will she be better with me within her, and will I better her soul?"

- Dawn Wolf, Keeper of Stories 1/9/18


Monday, April 23, 2018

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.




Sunday, January 14, 2018

A New Look for 2018: clarity!


She was beautiful. . . 




There are many women I am reminded of who had this sparkle: the affect upon me that was a spell... It brings to me why, in my youth, I was shown how to alter my perception of girls (when I was a boy) and women. It was quite the trick. It was a gift this ability to be able to 'see' and be still within the spell cast.

It comes from the code one lives by. Not everyone man, or everyone will understand what F. Scott Fitzgerald acquired in his life: an eye for beauty and appreciation for its source in the wonderment of release into the spirit of things! - Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories Jan. 14, 2018

Friday, November 3, 2017

Between the Weak and the Strong: distance


NEWS

Work Place Discrimination: "In one of the latest incidents, GRAND RAPIDS, MI has reported a case in which a black nurse has sued Spectrum Health System as she claimed that officials had accepted a white patient’s request for no black caregivers.

Michelle Acklen, who was working for Spectrum Health through Cross Country Staffing, said she was re-assigned to patients on numerous occasions until her ...assignment ended in July.

In a lawsuit which was filed in the U.S. District Court, attorney Julie Gafkay said that Acklen felt harassed and humiliated because of the segregation of her duties and discriminated against as she was unable to perform her nursing responsibilities because of her race. Furthermore, her reputation has suffered damage.

According to Gafkay, Acklen, who lives in Tennessee, worked at Spectrum Health Rehab and Nursing Centre on Fuller Avenue NE and had been placed by the staffing agency in early October 2016. Having been assigned to Spectrum Health, Acklen was required to follow its practices and to report to Spectrum Health supervisors, and as such, she was treated as a Spectrum Health worker.

The debacle had started in March when a supervisor told Acklen that a certain patient no longer wanted black caregivers or nurses. According to Acklen, the patient’s request was granted. It was noted in the lawsuit that when she was assigned to the patient’s floor, she had to change patients with a white nurse." - author unknown 


Response

She needs stronger skin. Suing, I feel, is a weak reaction. It is not unreasonable this request. It is better to be clear with what you and your person in the hospital wants and needs to recover and ask for it. Everything is negotiable.

I asked for my mother to be treated like a white woman when she was in the hospital in her last months. I demanded it in such a way the head nurse had to adjust herself and meet my command. I had to make similar demands for my Grandfather-teacher when he was in a hospital. He did not want Nigerian nurses with skills in the dark arts over his body. I demand and insist upon being cared for exclusively by Black women physicians and Black nurses with a healing touch. Being offended and suing is weak, and not my concern in the serious business of caring for a loved one in the hospital.
It is very much like a person in a hospital insisting upon his sacred items be present in his or her room.

One needs to be able to negotiate. Sometimes those requests cannot be met and adjustments have to be made on everybody's part. I finally had to have two white doctors, both of whom were instrumental in keeping me alive. The first one became close to me as a friend for a lot of years.

In a country rooted in slavery, bondage of the soul, the axiom of war and the contradictions of racial superiority favored by white Americans a person of color needs a better thinking process! - Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories 10/31/17