Sunday, June 30, 2013
a MEDICINE STORY of my life. . .
A mysterious sexy cowgirl
confronted me. I was sleep, in what I
thought was an isolated and remote land. I must’ve been real tired. I didn't hear a thing. She was on foot, and I was on her land she said. Wasn't much to
say.
“Hi.”
That was all I could get out. She
was mean. It took me awhile to shirk the initial fear, and realize how she was
dressed, and how fine she was. I was too scared to study her. She had a rifle
slung over her shoulder, and the knife hid in the small of my back was useless
should I say something out the way, and give her reason to shoot my defenseless
black ass. Out of the corner of my eyes I saw no one else. If she had a horse
it was awful quiet. Horses tend to communicate to each other when another is
near, and mine was silent off a ways munching on grass.
The longer she stood there the
more aroused I got. There was nothing else to do. Her sensuality was slowly
oozing out of her and my body was reacting to it against my will, and fear of
being shot and left for dead. If she saw how aroused I was would she shoot it
off? I didn't know. I didn't know what she’d do, and she didn't talk.
Saturday, June 29, 2013
Friday, June 28, 2013
Thursday, June 27, 2013
SEDUCTION OF spirit is seduction of mind. . .
NAKED Sacred Form
Ana de la Reguera naked is a Mexican actress for those who are wondering about the sensitivity of the photographer. His reflecting back to her is the resonance of sound, her sound of music written in the cloak of vulnerability, and sung in vulnerable raiment. - Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories 11.23.12
SEDUCTION
Denise Richards, actress |
Denise Richards |
Denise Richards (11.13.12
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COMMITTED TO EXCEL !!!!
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Mrs. Bonnie Pfiester by Misty of A Misty Moment Photography Friday May 24, 2013 |
"My favorite exercise, upright rows!" - Bonnie Pfiester May 15, 2013 |
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ROLL MODELS
Melysaa Grace will be starring in a new show, ROLL MODELS, that premiers June 27, 2013. |
The show, Roll Models, is about the underside of Orange County, California. Orange County, for those unfamiliar, is the symbol of American wealth, decadence, aloofness, and excess. Countless people aspire to those ideals without a thought for the repercussions to soul, mind, confidence and family legacies. But, for the upstanding it is a wonderful way of life. The show debuts 27 June 2013.- Gregory E. Woods |
For Summer
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Wednesday, June 26, 2013
YESTERDAY 8 months ago
Kelly Madison is posted because she was the first smiling face I saw online this morning. |
"There is a lot I've said about Education, but the less said about it reveals the most about it. "
I am sitting at my desk on, what I just heard on the television is, the last day of fall. It is the 30th day of November 2012. I am writing today, and you are reading this on the 26th of June next year. If you read this the second it came up it is 8:56 AM. In a novel sense this is time travel. What it is is time manipulation. Playing with perceptions is to write upon the stars, and upon the Earth. Play with perceptions is to write from the past directly into the future. It is a direct penetration into the folds of existence, and a probing finger into the belly of questions about the movements within and between worlds. It is not unlike the mysterious ability of anyone to stand in the dark of night in the mountains, or the open plains anywhere in the world in the present moment looking up at the stars to see the past, and within their being; their centered being see, dream and project into the future. Being in 3 places at one time is the minimum capacity of understanding about Time average people have about the illusion of time. It is the fact and reality of worlds that separates and frightens average souls from the perceptions of children and masters accessing worlds with ease, and confidence.
On the other side of the views into realms of life are people studying themselves as we are looking at ourselves to 'see' with the depth of the Present into the wellspring of multiple existences upon and within the Earth realms. It is the concentric circles that confound average minds, and inform the terror of linear minds thinking they can contain the forces of change, movement and transformation. It is an innocent acknowledgement, on their part, to the mysterious things around our terrestrial lives, but the fears of linear, and conservative minds retards growth, and narrows children, and religious people to the small patches of Earth in front of them. They can't see in other worlds.
There are millions of people today reeling in disbelief in the wake of Romney's loss to President Obama! It is astounding on several levels the most profound of which is the deep reluctance of his like-minded followers to look squarely in the face of a long time coming change in the United States: the shift in demographics. American's might is questionable. Looking into the illusions we've supported ourselves is a frantic nervousness in the tones of American diplomacy, and the resistant elements within the Republican party to admit it needs to protect the whiteness of what they feel makes America great! Denying it has been a haphazard joke, and millions of us suffer from the brunt of the joke. Racial tensions have not subsided; inequality is the definitive quality of reform in education, services, and the infrastructure, which suffers in silence. The collapse of bridges, and roads will jar Congress into late action. Right now the minimal and dismal attention to the structure of the roads, and what physically holds the country intact is numbed into silence with enormous arrogance, and a need to control selfishly.
The selfishness in the halls of Congress, and the rooms of corporate boardrooms are the trademark of our country, and I don't see the spiritual, and economic pillars of the country changed by June of next year. It isn't feasible because Americans prefer to try and solve problems from the surface. If we did we'd restructure the structures.
But, if I am dead in June it will mess with reader's head if they personally know me. It will be an "Oh, shit!" moment. But for now I am alive and it is the last day of last November, and I am writing in my office. My cat, Teacher, is to my left on my bookcase looking out the window on a chilled afternoon. It is 1436 hours. Teacher is sitting on my Coyote skin in deep contemplation as I am myself deeply contemplating the simple things of my life that bring me joy, and mystery to that joy.
I'd stepped outside a little while ago wrapped up in my black cape I've had since I was young in North Africa. Our postman is a Black woman, a rather good looking one, with a full deep brown-colored face, and a loud embracing laugh. It's funny. Not 16 years ago mail carriers would be engaging in conversations, and listening to portable radios. Now, they are on phones. The sound is different. There are more monologues in public, less communication, more selfishness, and fears have grown like weeds in an unattended field.
I am moving away from working with disturbed youth into the light of children full of light who want to learn, and I'm developing relationships with white facilitators in the peace keeping field in large part because of the disillusionment Black Americans seem to give credit and credence to, and the commitment in our circles to not growing in the deepest, and more creative ways. Well, I could go on a bit, but my eyes are tired, and I need to rest my mind, and my spirit. - Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories 11.30.12
Brent Morales Foto |
"A sweeping gesture is the initial gaze into this woman's presence, and the gasp comes from not believing, and from believing what is captured by the photographer, and what the model has within her composure is the butterfly flutter of the song she vibrates, and the type of prose that begets the start of something new to arise from the comfortable places where creativity is dormant.
In her face is the beginning of understanding beautiful moments, a beautiful woman, a song whispered in the clouds, and the breath of Life, so short, but expanded by the beautiful things women consciously nurture and arouse with the vision and inspiration of their souls!" - Gregory E. Woods (11.30.12)
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... but a glimpse: LUST
Jennifer Crystal by Mark Hartman |
Beauty reveals herself to us as she sits on the throne of glory; but we approach her in the name of lust, snatch off her crown of purity, and pollute her garment with our evil-doing. ~ Kahlil Gibran, poet & author
Tuesday, June 25, 2013
HONOR OUR ANCESTORS
Beyoncé Knowles, 21st century business woman |
Beyoncé Knowles is a woman to take notes from and
study if we are, as a People, going to compete and mean something in the 21st
century. If we are to be taken seriously the old domineering sense of
helplessness, entitlement, of being and feeling oppressed has to die, and live
elsewhere replaced by a definition of self, grounded in truth of being.
The cultural landscape has changed profoundly. In the United
States the population of immigrants unfamiliar with our rage, the feel, and
sense of our place in American history, and culture are disconnected from the
dynamics between whites and Blacks. These people are changing how Black
Americans are viewed, and taken care of by the lives they create, and live. In
subservient positions other ethnic groups are learning from us, and profiting
from that knowledge.
DAMN, That's right!!!
Ah, the life! |
Julianna Margulies, actress |
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Monday, June 24, 2013
SANZIENE, a Romanian holy day
Every year, on 24th of June,
Romanians celebrate the holiday of Sanziene.
"The legend says that in long lost times, the Sanziene used to be priestesses of the Sun, but as their believes are lost in the mists of time, today they are considered beneficial fairies of extreme beauty. Some specialists say that the Sanziene celebration is a Geto-Dacian celebration of the Sun, millenniums old. In the night of 23-24th June, the Sanziene, who live in forests and plains, come out of their hiding places and dance the night away in circles. Where the Sanziene dance, the plants grow healthier and stronger, filled with healing properties." - RiseRa Light
Romanian woman picking flowers... |
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Sunday, June 23, 2013
IN LIGHT ENLIGHTENMENT
Jennifer Crystal model |
SPIRITUAL GROWTH & DEVELOPMENT
"Make not mistake about it — enlightenment is a
destructive process. It has nothing to do with becoming better or being
happier. Enlightenment is the crumbling away of untruth. It's seeing through
the facade of pretense. It's the complete eradication of everything we imagined
to be true." - Adyashanti
MARRIAGE COMMITMENT
Peter Birdsong Photography |
June 23, 2012: Anyone know what spurs are for? They are for an unresponsive horse... or a lazy one... or one that's a little too smart for it's own good. They aren't meant to hurt the animal, just meant to give the horse an extra nudge. So one could say spurs are primarily used to get a horse to do what you want.
At a wedding we attended this afternoon the couple, Dillon and Britney, hung their spurs on the cross. What this symbolizes is that with Jesus they are along for the ride. They won't try to speed Him up or slow Him down, but ride at His perfect pace wherever He may lead them.
Bravo, you two. Bravo.
(Shot and edited on the iPhone 4S)
"That is a deep commitment. I am not a Christian, but I respect that. That's deep. AHO, brother!" - Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories 10.30.12
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Saturday, June 22, 2013
Gentleness. . .
The gentleness of some is like
A polished shell with silky feel,
Lacking the precious pearl within
Oblivious of the brother’s weal.
When you shall meet one who is strong
And gentle too, pray feast your eyes;
For he is glorious to behold,
The blind can see his qualities.
Kahlil Gibran
Gentle in a car |
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Gently shared. . .
Vietnamese model Jenny Lai by Cương Zép |
BEING A MAN
"It is well to be good to women in the strength of our
manhood because we must sit under their hands at both ends of our
lives." - He Dog, OGLALA LAKOTA
Friday, June 21, 2013
LISTENING vs SEEING
Dance of the Dead - Luiseno
Once a year the People of Kamak left their village and went up Palomar Mountain to gather acorns. Everyone went, young and old, and even the ill were carried along on litters so that the village could stay together at this important time. The houses were left empty; no one was afraid of thieves in those days.
While the village was deserted, a man from another nearby village called Ahoya came to Kamak. He found everyone gone. He knew where they had gone, and why, so he knew he could not see his friends on this trip. He decided to spend the night and go on his way the next morning. He did not go into anyone's house, but rather he took a large basket normally used to store grain and turned it over. He crawled under the basket, where the wind could not bother him. He fell asleep.
In the early evening, but long after dark, he was awakened by someone calling People out to dance. At first he thought the People of Kamak had come back from acorn-gathering. Then, being an old man, he began to recognize the voices of People he had known many years ago, but who were now long dead. He began to realize that the voices were spirits of the Dead! While the People of Kamak were away, the Dead had returned to dance.
Once a year the People of Kamak left their village and went up Palomar Mountain to gather acorns. Everyone went, young and old, and even the ill were carried along on litters so that the village could stay together at this important time. The houses were left empty; no one was afraid of thieves in those days.
While the village was deserted, a man from another nearby village called Ahoya came to Kamak. He found everyone gone. He knew where they had gone, and why, so he knew he could not see his friends on this trip. He decided to spend the night and go on his way the next morning. He did not go into anyone's house, but rather he took a large basket normally used to store grain and turned it over. He crawled under the basket, where the wind could not bother him. He fell asleep.
In the early evening, but long after dark, he was awakened by someone calling People out to dance. At first he thought the People of Kamak had come back from acorn-gathering. Then, being an old man, he began to recognize the voices of People he had known many years ago, but who were now long dead. He began to realize that the voices were spirits of the Dead! While the People of Kamak were away, the Dead had returned to dance.
The old man lay quietly under the basket, listening to the voices of all the People, all the way back to the ancient days. He heard the Woman-who-was-turned- into-rock as she sang. He heard the Man-who- scooped-rock-with-his-hand as he sang. All the People of the ancient days were here in the village again.
The old man could not stand to wait any longer. After he had listened for hours, he wanted to look at the People he had known as a young man and the faces of the People he had only heard about in the old stories. He threw the basket off and looked where the Dead had been dancing.
There was only a flock of birds, and they flew away, startled by the basket overturning. The turtle shell rattle the Dead had played all night as they danced lay on the ground. It was now just a piece of soaproot.
The old man was not allowed to see the Dance of the Dead.
A story of the Luiseno People of southern California
[University of California Publications in American Archaeology and Ethnology, Vol. 4, 1904 and Vol. 8, 1908.]
The old man could not stand to wait any longer. After he had listened for hours, he wanted to look at the People he had known as a young man and the faces of the People he had only heard about in the old stories. He threw the basket off and looked where the Dead had been dancing.
There was only a flock of birds, and they flew away, startled by the basket overturning. The turtle shell rattle the Dead had played all night as they danced lay on the ground. It was now just a piece of soaproot.
The old man was not allowed to see the Dance of the Dead.
A story of the Luiseno People of southern California
[University of California Publications in American Archaeology and Ethnology, Vol. 4, 1904 and Vol. 8, 1908.]
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LOVE GENTLE
model Jennifer Crystal by Mark Hartman |
LOVE
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MIRRORED
MAIDEN
Jennifer Crystal by Mark Hartman |
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Thursday, June 20, 2013
Remember
Oppression ages one quickly. Don't it?
"Lawd, ee is free now. Wha' we gonna dew, na'?" The question is still being asked, and not answered.
1865 |
"Lawd, ee is free now. Wha' we gonna dew, na'?" The question is still being asked, and not answered.
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LIGHT OF DAWN
Catalina Kruberg lives in Sweden |
I began to see the energy emanating from the individual with worlds within worlds in all the people I met. Then I realized that every living thing is the whole universe, only ever wears a different costume. Come a day when you will realize that all the wonderful universe lives within you and then you will be a Wizard. As Magician not live in the world, the world lives within you. Greeting the Dawn:) © Catalina Kruberg
Catalina Kruberg's hand |
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Wednesday, June 19, 2013
SMILE AT IT ALL
I think Mina is addressing the wane look in an otherwise lovely face, and the suggestions Angelina's slouch makes stands separate from what is admirable about the actress. It seems to Mina, and others Angelina Jolie would be more robust being such an accomplished woman in the spotlight, not a suggestion of weakness of form. - Gregory E. Woods 6.12.13
Pamela Anderson, June 4, 2013, posing for Brazilian VOGUE! She is 46 years old. |
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Gentleness has its moments
See more women and tattoos at www.facebook.com/ therebelcircus
Tattoo style and Art
on a lazy day. |
a soft moment in light |
3-D design is baad!!! |
Tattoo style and Art
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BUSINESS WOMEN'S STORIES: Rani Zakhem
Fashion designer Rani Zakhem founded her vision of women's fashion into a company in 2009. |
What a powerful force from within the winds comes out of a person strong enough to push their dreams into the light of practical tangibility!
On February 25th of this year in Los Angles this actress, Allison Janney, from the movie, THE HELP, appeared in a red silk crepe cocktail dress with chiffon made by designer Rani Zakhem, on the red carpet. I didn't know she had such pretty legs until this photo. - Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories |
FROM HER we came
Memoirs Of A Nubian - Ourstory September 29, 2013 |
- Gregory E. Woods 11.2.13
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