LINKS to Touch.

eye of Horus, the eyes of a Black woman.

Exquisite beauty of this woman quietly sipping morning coffee.

Exquisite beauty of this woman defies and defines something we need, as men, only accessible by touching our core value. Engaging the soul of a man is by definition effortless done by certain women. An experience like this changes what is formed within a man to resist her touch. We don't recover from the encounter, we change because of the touch... - Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories 9/28/18

Horus in our Melanin

Art That Inspires Me

Horus by Felipe RUDE 

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PRACTICE 34

Too Blessed To Be Fearful
Rev. Dr. Sinclair Grey III 

Operating in fear will keep you living beneath your potential. Allowing fear to order your steps will keep you from soaring to where God wants you to go. Fear is not of God but of the enemy. In a real sense, the enemy uses fear to frustrate you and keep you locked out of your blessings. 

The Bible says, "For the Spirit that God has given us does not make us timid; instead, His Spirit fills us with power, love, and self-control." That's my word for you. Don't operate under fear but under faith. You have too much in you to be fearful. God has your back. 

Horus' eye 

What of it?

Drea Lee Modeling

Leisurely sitting in the shadows at play before the camera.
Dec. 21, 2013 

"Play with shadows is an unction within some people. It isn't morbid. It is not even close to obsessions with one's death, or death itself. Playing with shadows precedes the task of dealing with one's own dark shades of grey, and black within our souls. It is just like when we were children and our play became our exploration and discovery." - Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories 1.4.14

Horus' eye 

Creative Process of Redemption

"Peace and blessings manifest with every lesson learned. If your knowledge were your wealth then it would be well earned. If we were made in his image then call us by our names. Most intellects do not believe in god but they fear us just the same.” ~ Erykah Badu 

Isis and Horus 

I believe in God the same way I believe in creation. I believe that all people are manifestations of God and religion has its place in society. Anything practiced with the intention to love and empower people to improve the world is good in my book; if it does not, then it is not good. 

Every little ghetto boy and girl have God in them just the same as every little privileged boy and girl. Find it within yourself to tap into the person you believe yourself to be, even if the world has been telling you that you are not and can never be that person. You are who you believe yourself to be, for better or for worse, regardless of what the outside world projects onto you. 

In a society that strips us of our individuality then leaves us to fend for ourselves, there’s no wonder why depression, racism and violence run rampant. We feel powerless so we either relieve ourselves of all hope or project our feelings of powerlessness onto others. It’s a vicious cycle, but with knowledge of self, you will find what you have to offer the world and with this knowledge comes power. Build upon it and create the life you want. You can use this power to find peace within and to thus create a more peaceful world around you. This is independent of any outside forces that you allow to have more power over you than you have over yourself. 

Contrary to popular American belief, happiness doesn't discriminate based on race, class or creed. It’s based on an internal process that manifests itself externally based on perspective. As you project this energy, you will find that you will attract what you desire. Focus on who you are and what you do have instead of who you believe you are not and what you do not have. Then, you will watch your world change for the better. 

See you. Be you. Do more. © John Harris III
1.6.14

Niecy Nash in yellow dress is a testament to personal power. A former television host, an actress and a powerful presence in American homes via TV, Ms. Nash has defied every stereotype to succeed in her life.