All About Them Mysteries.

Karolina Kurkova by Matt Jones

White women stare into the camera lens of their phones with an idea of themselves that will not, or won't change. If they feel their image thrust upon other women is the center of their powers they don't understand how change creates the flow pattern for the return of power to those whose powers were taken by aggression, mean spirits and a specific kind of envy. Power like water returns to its source. Land upon water is land upon water because water allowed land to surface from the below. Awareness is water and moves this way in our state of being alive.

White American women's assumptions of superiority are mere assumptions standing in the water which in itself is impossible to do unless one is standing in shallow waters. At what point does this type of womanhood stand in the depths of water with the grounded strength of being whole in a fluid form? This mystery is a riddle, the riddle being one of existence, and one to ask of the womb! - Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories 6/30/18 


[I wrote this a few days before a stroke, and days after returning to the States from Puerto Rico.]

La Toya Seduction by Roland Dawson, the mystique. 

The mystique has long been an asset for a woman in cultures that held authoritive advantages over the influences of the feminine energies. It is a startling recollection to those among us not cognizant of the vast range of world history on this subject. Sometimes, Roland Dawson, you do this stirring of the intellect and the imagination in simple settings...

You imply a lot in little spaces. That is quite the gift your way of matching; no playing with the sensual tease and the intellect!.... - Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories 11/30/18 

How A Woman Sees Herself.

Valerie Baber said, "He wants me to wear this dress again, but I told him he'd have to work for it. He loved that I gave him a challenge. Ladies, value what they value. Make them earn it." (April 2018)

Perspective: FREEDOM Sought.

Motorcycle. Steed Babe circa. 2005 

model this bike for Steed Musclebike Motorcycle Co. 

has quite the drawing power!

"... Strength in the woman that has what draws men nigh unto her bosom is captivated by what is weak within the structure of men's illusions. The machines enhancing, or representative of male force add and create power to the image of the Western male. Strength and power are not from image, but structures based in the revolving and circulatory forces of Nature from Creation in the present..."

- Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories 12/19/18 

"Allure and appeal intertwine on a nice ride similar to the way pleasantness, and appreciation fuel the imagination as an observer." - Dawn Wolf, Keeper of Stories 12/20/18

The aloneness of space isn't a substitute for being quiet within. It initiates this state of being in silence. - Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories 2/20/18 




Female Motorcycle Riders

Independence by Fusion Photo. 2015.

This photo, and the intelligent way it was crafted takes me back to American history 101:

"... Property and substance, in European history as we Indians and Africans learned, were separate, and ne'er were the two to merge into white women's concepts of self, or fuel their esteem. It was hundreds of years before simple declarations like: 'Property of NO ONE' were embedded into their daughters. The dangers are current. The fears earlier white women felt are current. They have gone nowhere. They hid, and now the push for liberation, and freedom of expression..." -Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories 12/20/18 

T E A R S

Deep in the American story is this story told by the white men who came to this land, Turtle Island, without their white women whose eyes were filled with terror. European women had never conceived of the concept of women being free, or the intellectual possibility of women's rights until they saw how the women living in the Red Nations upon the land white folks believed 'they' had discovered lived their lives! Today, those daughters, those white women's descendants are still with those terrified eyes they try to hide are unable to free themselves of their terror because deep and silent within the caves of Old Europe is the threat white men whisper in their ears.

They can take what they allowed to become law.  ~ Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories 3/28/19

Photographer Mercedes Castillo Sánchez. "Rebuke" — with Jose Perez Melendez and Nerea González Cazorla. (Nov. 28, 2017)

Photographer Mercedes Castillo Sánchez. 'Absolve' — with Jose Perez Melendez and Nerea González Cazorla. (Nov. 28, 2017)

Photographer Mercedes Castillo Sánchez. 'Mordant' — with Jose Perez Melendez and Nerea González Cazorla.. (Nov. 28, 2017)

Photographer Mercedes Castillo Sánchez. 'Confined' — with Nerea González Cazorla. (Nov. 28, 2017)

Rebuke — with 

Free Spirits. Different Feel.

Flower child in the 21st century in photo by Siegart von Schlichting. (2019)

The meaning of a flower child has changed over the decades from a dancing excitement to stoic posturing. Strange.  

flower child Maitrieya Sandness in 2013 

"... but the play of it is the essence of it." - Dawn Wolf, Keeper of Stories 3/12/19 

hitchhikers in the 1970's. 

Deep Within Changes.

American woman's spirit has changed. photo by Marcin Weron. (2019)

Flower child in the 21st century in 

photo by Siegart von Schlichting. (2019)

The meaning of a flower child has changed over the decades from a dancing excitement to stoic posturing. Strange. - Dawn Wolf, Keeper of Stories 3/12/19 





















Gallery Of Refined Art

White Women as Subjects

10 minute pose, graphite for Glamour & Fetish Art. 

Art is from the hand of Tim Kelly, from Baltimore. 

This title: "White Women as Subjects" is a volatile one. It is one subject in history too often unknown in depth by today's young American women activists. As well, they are subject to emotions convinced that the intensity of their reactions to social conditions is enough to make the walls of Jericho to come tumbling down! This isn't naivety. This is ignorance. The ignorance of assumption is primarily laziness. Activism is hard work. The hard part of it is the research. Research is work, and respectful of those who lived our pasts.

Understanding European history is basic to the Women's Movement. It explains; no, makes clear why the movement is first and primarily a white woman's struggle to be free. Other women are subjects to the 'crown'. Because of events unique to the 20th century, other women feel apart of this movement. Because the societal changes in the U.S. need to be white led, and the fact of what ails the souls of white women this movement is fraught with internal contradictions. For Black and Red women, the struggle is to free themselves from the histories of their past with white women, and their white men, who traveled the world killing and taking from the rest of the world. In this conquest, the inherent terror white women harbor within their wombs is of concern to us only in our relationship to the horror of what they did to other people's women!

If there is to be a woman's movement let the white women have theirs, and let our women have theirs off camera at the soul level in the ancestral realms...


- Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories [Jan. 18, 2019]

"Who was really sacrificed on the Cross.?"

photo by Baden Bowen of Ellis Stone.

Woman Alone by Daïdo Moriyama

Woman of Power shot with a Fuji XT2 camera several years ago by John Lehman.

A History of Violence.

3 White women who pull at the imaginations of a lot of Black men, 

Marilyn Monroe, Sandra Bullock and another. . . 

"What is tragic is the freedom claimed is vulnerable to conservative politics seeped in the tradition of thought from the history of Europe! It is a mistake not to know this history, or these historical connections interlocked in our present state of affairs. It is not about red or blue states, or conservative Republicans and liberal Democrats; it is from the annals of European histories we need to focus upon for insights and revelations from the 'why?' question not studied. Anything else is weak, structurally undermining the very tenor, and strength of what makes this Democracy work as well as it has despite its gross contradictions!" - Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories [11/27/18] 

Adel P. reflects a violent history between the long traditions of Native women and the intention of white people to civilize the Red people. - Dawn Wolf, Keeper of Stories

Adel P. reflects an ideal the substance of which has laid to waste the ideals of Creation, where the Garden of Eden teemed with Life in what became to be known as Bilad as Sudan. - Dawn Wolf, Keeper of Stories

"Offerings are essential to ritual and our ceremonies..."

A Clash!

II.

The eyes and the composure of a beautiful white woman defines something in the essence of a man understanding this. Inside of many Black women it is disrespectful this regard for white women, and for good reasons. The tone of calls for racial equality rests in perpetual lies and evasive truths! The denial of histories playing in our daily lives is measured by a fear white people engineer in efforts to not atone for sins. ~ Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories 6/26/18





I.

"The African proficiency for genius comes from our women, our spiritual centers that are traceable, elusive and present." - Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories

Aware of Themselves.

Jessica Lange, actress is a stunning beauty !!!!

Jerry Hall elegantly attired suspends in a non-animated fashion a sense of style unimaginable in her 'becoming years'!... - Dawn Wolf, Keeper of Stories 5/23/18 

the simplicity of this provocative, thoughtful, and elegant American woman has a limit to her mystique... - Dawn Wolf, Keeper of Stories 5/23/18 

Under Trump KKK resurfaces with aplomb.

Donald Trump's presence on the international stage isn't comic relief. It is, amongst other things, a revival of Jim Crow's spirit. My caution is felt in the air. White broadcasters and the news media most Americans listen to are distant from the pulse of non-whites. We, of the darker hue, have long memories, and own no reason to be confident in the intent of good white people. Our old people, our parents always whispered in our young ears: "It is never a question of if, but when will whites betray you!" - Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories 12/02/18 

Beautiful and compelling white women, like Mona Wales, have tempted and taken many sons from Black mothers. The white led to red blood on green grass growing from brown earth. - Dawn Wolf, Keeper of Stories 12/02/18

AMERICAN WHITE WOMEN: unraveling the puzzle.

"Freedom is what you do with what's been done to you." ~ John Paul Sartre

Luxore exquisite in this moment defines, expresses women's appreciation for the free flow of creative reproduction in the parallel realms of essence, becoming and fulfillment in the expression of divinity and the need for touch, and the reciprocation of loving the man made for her life. It is a simple formula complicated by history and history's misdeeds vomited upon white women by European men. Women's Liberation is from the yoke of European men's pre-existing condition, his predisposition to kill his own women, who won't submit to his limited view of themselves. It was not perceived how to liberate themselves until white women landed on the east coast of what they thought of as the New World and saw how the women of those Red nations lived in matriarchal nations!. . . ~ Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories 11/24/18 

Stillness. In the garden, the air, beneath the sea. 

a concept from photographer, 

Roland Dawson. (Nov. 22, 2018)

"… the lovely form, the composure is elegance; the flowing lines of this woman's own legacy of lovely form is in the spirit of what are necessities in the art of the feminine. Here is an image. Hold still breath, bring forth the sounds of songs, and in it a celebration of an essence (we) men cannot live without... There is more, but how far can language translate what cannot be touched?" - Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories 11/25/18