Good Stories to Ponder.

Unbelievable !!!!

Almost impossible to fathom is how depth has definition and dimensions reflecting in and about who we are as men in the presence of certain women's ability to transform us with a look, a look they have and a look into the possible they exude with their sexual energies and demands upon our spirits to be excellent of mind, thought and discipline.

It takes a lot to be a man, and less to prey on a woman. The preying can be stopped by powers the hunter, and the protector have to understand he who hunts the soul power of women of unbelievable qualities and might! The impetus for the hunter and the protector comes from within and from the inspiration women have within them to stir us to our spiritual responsibilities and our duties of role.

Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories

Nov. 6, 2016

natural beauty of Keisi could easily be a tribute to her being short, or exposed or truthfully appreciative of her joy and the simplicity of the moment the photographer skillfully captured. Cynics will miss the joy and over-emphasis on sex as an end dulls the sense of joy in quiet moments we see ourselves in other people. What is natural is perception and projection into the spirit of others. - Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories 11.6.16

"Wanna come?" is a way of come hither guaranteed to flush out the possibility of only being a one-night stand, or "a come hither and be my man". The choice is in the will. The will being the center point of existence and substance the basis of questions asked of every caliber of women centering them on the value placed upon them by society, self and sacred text.

Every exchange has value as sacred or profane. The difference is in the concept of choice.

Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories

Nov. 6, 2016

"There is a realness beneath the pretense of these times at the beginning of the 21st century that is timeless. It is timeless because change depends upon knowing, & understanding is dependent upon desires to know better. Where we live as sexual beings is where we reside in relation to our sense of divinity. If we shirk the feel of the divine shrugging off that sensation to fit in with others who brag they are non-believers we shorten life, not by death, but by willful ignorance.

The staunchness of deliberate play with words to confuse reality with sport is sinful only because it denies play as substance. - Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories 11.6.16

asana held by Michelle Martinez CamSoda House.