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| Arazel by Lori Foxworth Photography |
"The deeper sensations of pursuing one's purpose and finding them are what causes the inhale and exhale of spirit as air, and air as spirit. Spirit and air are one and the same. When one leaves the body the other follows in pursuit of what needs to be developed on the other side." - Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories (10.13.15)
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| Maat Petrova in Ghana in front of Cape Coast Slave Castle in December 2014 |
Maat Petrova, herself an evolved woman, has put together an approach to development for Black communities across the nation on two fronts. First, she asserts, "Before the Black community can pull it together, we need to change our diets. Everything else will align itself. The meats, the processed foods, fast foods, sugar, refined foods.
When I changed my diet a consciousness overcame me that was blocked before. Once the downloads came with clarity, execution of the proper strategy will hit. Boom!"
I feel her suggestion taken into practice should be one of the first steps led by a spiritual mother or father to 'grow' a boy into man and a girl into woman in the transformation of mind into spirit.
On a second note, Maat Petrova humbly asserted into a perverted and hardened practice of fear and selfishness in the maternal instincts of too many Black American mothers, wives and girlfriends an insight into "womb knowledge":
"I'm the type of woman who will pick your child up from your child's mom house for you, and if she has other children from her current relationship, they can come along too. I don't trip. It takes a community effort and if that's what it takes to keep the community happy while supporting my man and loving him in peace then that's what its gonna be." - Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories (10.14.15)
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in bondage |
Bondage I don't understand as a fetish. From the woman's perspective given the horrid history of women in Western civilization it is baffling. Maybe I missed something. Black women subscribing to this type of submission are more contradictory in nature. To date no one woman has explained it in print over the years, or to me personally because I ask. - Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories 10.14.15
D'Ava Arazel Chaiarre Newman
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