Mysteries Unexpressed Live Within Us

Sam Hodges

photo: Sam Hodges
 May 20, 2012 

  

"You cannot know what a woman is thinking if her presence asks more of you than your senses can tolerate. We have puzzled over this since we were boys, and it leads us on trails of discomfort, discovery, joy, revelation the same way esoteric knowledge unveils itself to a purely intellectual mind set in its ways. You can't size it down. The scope of perception is not a vehicle in the shape of a cone, a triangle, or square or even a circle. It is form without design, only depth and the perception of being. At least that impression comes from some of the mysteries we meet in our lives who look like women, but reveal themselves in realms demanding more of us than lust, brute force, talk. Who are we alive? those women ask of us, as that question simultaneously shapes us into the possibility of discovery between what is sacred within them!" - Gregory E. Woods, Sirmiq Aattuq Wisdom Keeper (2.18.14) 

Muriel stood there atop the roof the blue of the sky as a backdrop to the single most important figure above the city.

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