Tuesday, October 3, 2017

Vote Negro, Vote Trump!



This woman, Tina Campbell's vote for Trump and men like him is based on an error of thought in belief, not about Jesus alone, but about the need in the relationship with whites to be sensed as a good person; meaning a good Negro. It is a paradigm important to the Black Church. It kept people alive, and kept children safe as long as white's with their propensity to kill could be assuaged not to! I might sound fickle, but over the decades it was important to understand why Black congregations engaged in a thinking, as above described...

Until Colored folks examine and unlearn their soul's belief structure we will continue the American tradition of voting against one's best interest because of race, and in the case of Black folks: fear. - Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories 10/2/17 

 

Beauty to question, to be...


stunning photos of Bregje Heinen in Sports Illustrated Swimsuit 2014 issue.




Beauty asks the soul of you to stand still because stillness in intelligence is an emotion causing one to see clearly what isn't clear to the vulgar mindset. She wants to know where you situate yourself within her demands on tireless bones of truth about essence, and existence as a liability and the probability of pressing on beyond the tired extremities of trying to define what cannot be defined!

This is a lot of spirituality. Where beauty is sanctity can become a spiritual quality. On the other hand, beauty can become vain improperly tossed about, and used for gain on such a level the base of the whole concept of being beautiful of body is supplanted by an ugly spirit holding distain for what was once coveted: one's worth.

These are simple words. The truth. Where have they gone within you? - Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories Nov. 20, 2016 




 Brown Honey
soft light, Lauren Monday, and a special appeal.


Other sides to know about...


Native woman's simple but astounding complex of beauty. 2




Sanctity of Feminine is a secret to the crude, the willingly ignorant and
abhorrent to those who prey upon women's spirits and bodies.
- Dawn Wolf, Keeper of Stories





Deeply embedded beauty within Black women is different from other women. It is the energy.
- Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories 12.9.15



Monday, October 2, 2017

This composure, this force!


"Unlearning Woman" is a concept, a discipline, a possibility laden within the soul of male dominated societies. Men drive the need for this, and women provide the resistance! It is remarkable, huh; this clash of the obvious? - Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories 10/1/17



Oh, My God in Heaven!!!! 

Women Don't All Know This!


African woman's deep sense of style influenced by the roots of civilization.




The things women don't know to practice, and are ignorant of has long been the bane of their existence. For young women not knowing what they don't know men take advantage of it, themselves unaware of what is missing. With the depth of Sacred Knowledge unacknowledged, pimp's understanding of women more and more is absorbed and accepted by popular culture. Women justifying and defending crude men's objectionable behavior towards them is a condition of employment for too many. Dismissing the men who grab them between their legs, or whose words drive home their firm intent to take their sex, is a fear based allegiance. It is an age-old survival technique, but it is dangerous, such a compromise, and every woman who subjugated their sexual power to keep their jobs and positions in business transfers that apology of the soul to their daughters.

Undoing this reality is undoing what was done beginning with the right questions to the past.


Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories
April 9, 2017



 

The sacredness of a woman's sacred space as a geometric design is the illusion over actual space, and the verse of sacred means, not to an end, but a beginning! - Dawn Wolf, Keeper of Stories 4.9.17


Sacred Geometry - Blue Moon Flower of Life


Sunday, October 1, 2017

Melanin creates so many stories...



Face of simple, but profound beauty


A woman of the darker hue, whose melanin fades... One is tempted to say she is still beautiful. The word, still, implies a fading away of... - Dawn Wolf, Keeper of Stories oct. 01, 2017 

Unbelievable the mystery, the intrigue of one from so ancient a culture and place in the world's stories.
- Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories 3.1.17


Unlearning Woman.


MelaninLove 

You could lose your mind ...


Hats
Jessica Rabbit's dark side.



There is darkness in sex. Death follows it. It was created thus by the very nature of choice. It is too far a stretch for the average person to consider. Going against the grain of the outcome of lust is the notion that the relief from the tension of longing justifies knowing not the shadows of sexual energies because the purity of the act cannot possible harbor animosity! It is safe this understanding. Who would want to consider sex otherwise? A warrior would. A sorceress would know it, and use it and the victims come to realize it during attacks and in the aftermath cannot escape the memories.

I met a woman whose face and body I have long forgotten. But, her presence and the words she said remain within me as a tutorial I share, and have shared times before now. She had long observed how and how often I read on the job. I got my work done. I was no slack. I was a student in the practice of learning and considering. Because this job kept me in the public many paid attention to me studying what caught their eye about me and sometimes someone would drop serious knowledge upon me. This time the woman with the story came to me powerfully moving the air before her with a strong motion from within her being. I remember it clearly.

She asked me if I knew of an article about a man recently released from St. Elizabeth's hospital, then a hospital in Washington DC for the mentally jacked up, mostly. Today, Homeland Security sits on that property. "I did not." I said. She placed the article on my desk to read. It was the story of a man who'd been sentenced to St. Elizabeth for killing a man and claiming the devil made him do it. It had been twenty five years for him. I did what I often do. I waited for her to speak. I like the wait for a story. This one I wasn't prepared for.

She said, "I put him there."

There was a long silence between us. She let it sit heavily between us looking carefully into my soul, it seemed, and I into hers intently. She had been in a relationship with him, a deep one. Married. I don't remember but he was in her bed long enough to engineer strong emotions within her. There was something he did so odious to her that she weaved the darkest sorcery upon him through sex. With the wind and other elements she told me a bit about how she did it. In court and in the preparation of his defense he convinced all that he was insane in a time that was horrified of such assertions as his that the devil spoke to him telling to kill someone. The voice was real, she said. It was hers.

Now, sedated by revenge and relieved of the work she'd done she felt it urgent, or important to tell me these things. I suspect she saw more within me than I, and simply passed the knowledge with the story to my understanding. I have learned other things along these lines, but it isn't a subject for the average person. It is not for the weak to eat the meat when they only drink the milk at the table.


Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories
Jan. 22, 2017




red headed Vixen defying the odds against her. (2015)