Showing posts with label Jada Fire. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jada Fire. Show all posts

Friday, July 21, 2017

INDICATION of Purpose.



Candy Flossin
Candy Flossin's indication of purpose is in the question she poised. "Which one U hittin' first, The Blunt, Brandy or Candy?" To which a young cat, Eric DemetriGiovanni Sims, quickly responded saying, "Roll the blunt, lick the candy, wrap the blunt, sip the brandy, light the blunt, lick the candy, then candy all night."  

A point in life comes and it will come when the end game is enveloped in questions centering around worth and purpose. At the end of not fully understanding the power of the punany is a story of an empty hole in the soul, a broken something or other rattling around the chambers of the heart, and a gnawing sense that you may never regain what was once mysterious, sacred and formidable a force in Nature born from your own nature!

There is a cost to not knowing who you are and what are the powers invested within you from the Creator, who is a She over the powers of the Womb. Then again consciousness may never arrive inebriated or high. - Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories Sept. 13, 2016







Sacred Prostitution:
The Whore and the Holy One
,
a paper by Elizabeth Cunningham
prepared for The New Seminary


I was sent forth from the power,
and I have come to those who reflect upon me,
and I have been found among those who seek after me,
Look upon me, you who reflect upon me,
and you hearers, hear me.
You who are waiting for me, take me to yourselves
And do not banish me from your sight…
For I am the first and the last
I am the honored one and the scorned one,
I am the whore and the holy one…
I am the silence that is incomprehensible
and the idea whose remembrance is frequent.
I am the voice whose sound is manifold
and the word whose appearance is multiple.
I am the utterance of my name…


Excerpts from "The Thunder, Perfect Mind",THE NAG HAMMADI LIBRARY.





Jada Fire is one of the most tragic of whores.


Sacred Whore ? Is there a transition from a common whore to a sacred one? - Dawn Wolf, Keeper of Stories

Friday, April 28, 2017

Concern




Jada Fire, one of the most debased whores online has to be a puzzle, an enigma. We need to pray for the safety of her soul on Earth, our Mother. May she reconnect to the Earth, our Mother.  Dawn Wolf, Keeper of Stories



 

Tuesday, December 13, 2016

Broken pieces



Jada Fire, one of the most debased whores online has to be a puzzle, an enigma. We need to pray for the safety of her soul on Earth, our Mother. May she reconnect to the Earth, our Mother. ~ Dawn Wolf, Keeper of Stories


ISIS Papers
 

Saturday, February 27, 2016

TRUE LOVE


Lacey Duvall holding hands.


Jada Fire's classic beauty from behind 



True love is not rare. It exists in belief, and lives in truths, and clarity of mind. Love is invisible to the wounded souls, the gossips, manipulators and unappreciated by cynics, and fouled by the powers of dominance. Love isn't rare. It holds hope, keeps the world circulating, propels change, bursts between two lovers in bed into inexplicable meanings, and changes the scope of desperation by its mere touch, or the suggestion of its arrival to a dismal life.

Love is not rare. Love is like the Tao. Love is like Aleph. Love is like the spirit of Budo. God is Love. Love is Ifa. The Goddess is Divinity and her love is divine. Love cannot be contained, but if you want to contain it it will be contained. Such is the nature of all mysteries. True love can be held captive by bitterness, unbelief or disappointments, but no, true love is not rare. Love is because I AM. - Gregory E. Woods 1.10.14



Lovers kiss. 




lovers deep in each other.



Sunday, February 21, 2016

a Dream of LIFE



Jada Fire's dark beauty on the balcony. 


Japanese beauty of Chen Yu. 



"The Bride and the Ideal can collide within one person's dream of themselves with the reality of their existence." - Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories 1.9.13





Monday, May 11, 2015

TV HISTORY

Sophia Loren defied the elements and forced without effort sensuality into a sphere of  influence that whispered to the Goddess buried beneath the Vatican. - Dawn Wolf, Keeper of Stories 8.3.13
During a live performance of the Oscars in 1957 Jayne Mansfield's ample breasts were exposed, caught on camera at the table Sophia Loren shared with the star. It was called the first 'wardrobe malfunction'. Deliberately, Valerie Perrine showed her breasts during the PBS show, Steambath, 4, May 1973. In May 1972 the actress posed for Playboy magazine. August 1981 Valerie Perrine was on the cover of Playboy. During a Super Bowl performance in 2004 Janet Jackson's nipple came out of her outfit. In a blink it was out, and most people missed it. But, still pictures came out showing her full breast with fancy nipple jewelry and a round nipple protruding. So many women were outraged to the point one lady (most likely white) filed claim in Federal court on behalf of millions of Americans suing for millions of dollars for the 'outrage, anger, embarrassment and serious injury'!

Jada Fire holding one breast.
Blacks, by the millions, were enraged that the system excused the white singer, Justin Timberlake, from the scandal despite the movements of the dance. Men. I never heard a man complain about Janet Jackson's wardrobe malfunction, but I know there were men upset their children saw Janet Jackson's nipple and her breast. Underneath it all there is a general and shared disgust of women's nipples. It is a cultural thing not shared by every culture upon the globe. In American culture a woman's nipple and her breasts are alternately deplored, praised, or the object of envy, lust, and subject to gross alterations. There is shame embedded in statements made by famous women denouncing, or down playing the significance, and the power of their breasts making declarations that they are not defined by their breasts, or their capacity to birth, and nurture. Is that the attitude of an elitist? Yes? No? Maybe.What is that?

There is an enormous amount of money making pornographic movies for sale, and the film makers, actors, and crew in the porn business are making good incomes. The internet has shot the profitability of porn beyond anything imagined 20 years ago, and a lot of ill-equipped, and technically unsophisticated men, and women are sitting in their houses making money selling sex. A lot of women are more than willing to make a few bucks posing nude or performing some sexual act for the camera to make cash, and a name for themselves. The selling of sex extends into the crime of sex trafficking  and the number of boys, and girls and women stolen to service men in the United States, and other countries is staggering. Pimps are appealing to young men and women in every economic class, and the pimp mentality has cheapened the value of women and subjugated the importance, and sacredness of punany to crude measures, and in some cases, unspeakable degradation. In the midst of all of this whoredom runs its trails through many a church. One of the best places for a whore to pick up a whore is in the church. Alongside all of this is the current generation's women seeking fame as an end unto itself and willing to do anything to be famous, seen, and remembered. Somehow, a number of famous actresses subscribe to leaking video of themselves having sex with someone to enhance their notoriety, and further their careers.

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Valerie Perrine, actress
We love our illusions. We, Americans, are elitists uncomfortable with examining our myths, and pretentious enough to be comfortable with our myths irregardless of the damage done to our lives by the spirits we uphold. ~ Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories 8.3.13


Elegance of Ingrid Bergman & Anthony Quinn
Valerie Perrine's Playboy covers
Jayne Mansfield introspective
Jayne Mansfield's wardrobe malfunction
Sophia Loren.
This picture was taken at a time actors did not take pictures sitting in bathrooms. If bathrooms were shown on television there'd be no toilet present. This was provocative, daring, and to many immoral a stance for a woman to take. - Dawn Wolf, Keeper of Stories 8.3.13


Sunday, May 3, 2015

A Continuing Series

Look at how far our perceptions of women's sex appeal has traveled, or has it traveled merely from being an unspoken potency into the open air of a society quick to shed the mores of conservatism and restraint? When actress Jayne Mansfield's dress came undone at the Oscars over 50 years ago the world was scandalized seeing her full breasts, but horrified her left nipple was visible.

Jada Fire
Jada Fire, porn star
website
"Daring you to come forward!" is the thrust of a theme of so many women clamoring for attention and fame. Gone are the days famous women expanded upon their natural body, and seduced from within.


WILD & REFINED

Jada Fire, a porn star, is a sensation in this realm of sensuality. Often photographed by Bang Brothers she  is an interesting combination of conflicting stories. It seems she has to be viewed fairly by what she does to discern small pieces of what she is telling her fans. She has been photographed in every conceivable way as a model. Her body is dark and muscular, and for some who are color-struck being dark is either a plus or a minus. She has been photographed in dominant and submissive postures. She has allowed her vagina to be penetrated by machines, fingers, white men, black men, and the worse, by white men who professed to despise her beyond contempt.

Two white men expressed the deepest hate, and contempt for her, her pussy, and her esteem she carried. They swore they'd reduce her to nothing, to shit, and they did. She allowed it. I saw pictures. I didn't see the footage. I read some of the script. In my research for my series, The Sacred Whore Series, Jada Fire has held my interest because of the story in her eyes.

After the brutal sex with those two crackers the camera looked right into her eyes, and the profound lack of light, and dignity, and the foulness of the deed done to her could not be hidden. As a father, and a man it shook the foundations of belief, and sobriety. But, she allowed it, and permitted it to be filmed. Was her degradation an act of violence towards a story living within her? I don't know, but her eyes capture and tell the stories of a multitude of women helpless in the trading of sex for money. - Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories 8.4.13


Sophia Loren, the world's favorite Italian actress, profoundly changed the scope of sensuality in the 1960's onward. Her ability and the fact of her depth of character study, interests in life, and her commitment to art, and marriage deepened and broaden her powers, her mystique securing her a place in the memories and history of a crude people, and an evolving group of people. Perceived in worlds poles apart Sophia Loren reached across those invisible lines of demarcation and embraced with her presence, and sense of being in style, or alignment with who she was at any given moment as a celebrity, a woman, a wife, and icon, and understood people where they were in their lives! - Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories 8.4.13



Saturday, May 2, 2015

D double-d DARE YOU!

dare

daring the world - Jada Fire


"Dares are powerful, forceful from any direction they come from: vertically, horizontally, internally, etc." - Dawn Wolf, Keeper of Stories 8.4.13


dare you - Honey

dare to be





Saturday, April 19, 2014

SEDUCTION AS A MINISTRY

One of the personalities, and famous beauties that inexplicably tantalized, and astonished American senses: Jayne Mansfield.

Jayne Mansfield
born: April 191933
died: June 29, 1967


The Original Wardrobe Malfunction

... Mansfield proved to have an uncanny knack for self-marketing, and she took steps to distinguish herself from the many curvy blonde actresses attempting to make it big in Hollywood at the time. She made pink her trademark color -- she wore pink, drove a pink car and bought a house decked out in pink that she dubbed "the pink palace." Mansfield garnered her first nationwide publicity when, attending the premiere of Underwater in Florida, her top mysteriously fell off in sight of numerous journalists.

Commercial Success

From then on, as one journalist put it, Mansfield "suffered so many on-stage strap and zipper mishaps that nudity was, for her, a professional hazard." Shortly after the Underwater incident, she landed a role in the Broadway production and film adaptation of Will Success Spoil Rock Hunter. Those performances finally established her as a star actress, and she went on to feature in such films as Kiss Them For Me (1957), The Sheriff of Fractured Jaw (1958) and It Takes a Thief (1960).
Nevertheless, many more people saw her photograph than her movies -- in just nine months, from September 1956 to May 1957, Mansfield appeared in an astonishing 2,500 newspaper photographs.


Jayne Mansfield
Jayne Mansfield with her dog Chi

...With her beautiful blonde locks and Barbie-doll figure, Mansfield was second only to Marilyn Monroe among the blonde sex symbols of the 1950s. She was also an incredibly driven performer whose tireless performing schedule and talent for self-promotion allowed her to stand out among the many beauties who populate Hollywood to become one of the most memorable faces of an era. "I will never be satisfied," she once said, summing up her relentless approach to her life and career. "Life is one constant search for betterment for me."
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dark & lovely Jada Fire smiling around the corner


Beyoncé Knowles is all set to take the world by storm. The "Crazy in Love" singer kicked off her 42-city world tour with a show in Serbia Monday night in a bodysuit that had jaws dropping. The long-sleeved bedazzled outfit boasted an optical illusion that made it appear that she was topless (with "prominent" nipples). Known for donning arresting costumes in the past, Beyoncé  is no stranger to wowing fans. But there are quite a few reasons why rocking a "fake physique" was particularly clever. 
They didn't require FCC intervention.
Unlike Janet Jackson's unfortunate 2004 incident, Beyonce's recent Super Bowl experience remained unscathed (save for that mysterious blackout). If anyone is going to find a way to be risque without ruffling too many feathers, it's going to be her. The optical illusion may seem naughty by most standards, but for her it appears to be perfectly legal... By  April 17, 2013



Janet Jackson in formal black
Actress Amanda Blake, as Miss Kitty, tempted and seduced Matt Dillon on the 1960's Western series GUNSMOKE, the length of the series. It tantalized boys and men, at the time, stretching the limits of proper decorum during national TV watching. She was typical of the refinement the dominant culture wanted viewers to understand about the best of their white women. Although her character was a Madame running a saloon and a stable of prostitutes she held the weight of the townsmen's attention to her good looks, her authority, and her relationship with Marshall Dillon.  Despite the fact that women were a little more than objects, or chattel to men in the late 1800's Hollywood created a perception of the West that amended their horrific jaunt across the West into Indian country. Amanda Blake affirmed that myth.

The funny, or rather interesting thing is TV did not allow the end of irresistible temptations to happen. Marshall Dillon never got any punany from Miss Kitty, and many wives, in the 1960's, probably went to bed to release the tension from their husbands loins after the show went off the air at a decent hour. - Dawn Wolf 8.3.13


The first wardrobe malfunction was 'performed' by Jayne Mansfield at dinner with the epitome of elegance, grace and Italian beauty, Sophia Loren. Her nipple, her full and natural breasts rendered men silent and numb. They were full and had borne the life milk for her children by then, and many men then, and today are tantalized by the sheer power of breasts that have lived, and live a full purpose. - Dawn Wolf, Keeper of Stories 8.3.13


actress Jane Seymour's demure expression.

dark & lovely woman


Friday, February 14, 2014

is MYSTERY

Drea Lee Modeling

December 16, 2013
Lady in Black gown.


"A woman cannot model or portray what is not within her. Elegance, mystique, impeccability, allure are all mysterious and compelling, but they share a common origin. What they are is what they meant to who taught them to the daughter who became the model of the virtues and attributes of the sacredness of each type of Woman. Mystery isn't created. Mystery is mysterious because of where it comes from and why it comes forth. The man, or the photographer who captures it has but brush against mist, and dreamt of it." - Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories 1.4.14



Jada Fire's classic beauty from behind. . .


Sunday, February 2, 2014

RETIRED AT 36

Jada Fire retired from the porn business after 630 adult films February 2, 2012.

"When you want to grow spiritually, you'll gain more wisdom and understanding. In addition to desiring to grow, you'll have to pay a price. Only God can tell you the price. However, the reward of your growth is much more valuable than the initial price you had to pay." - Rev. Sinclair Grey III 8.4.13

daring the world - Jada Fire



Thursday, January 9, 2014

Affirming Beauty in the African Stories

Anais Zanotti 


When Dr. John Henrik Clarke said, "The African Man is the greatest fighting machine God ever created!" he was speaking into the past about our past. His words are now a memorial to a glory and a fact now in the bygone, in our collective pasts. The African today is not the same. Africa isn't the the same Africa I traveled and lived in a few decades ago. Today African's fighting spirit has created a culture where Africans fight each other in business, politics, and regard the white man as a God. Africans on the continent are increasingly bleaching their skins, and many African women are looking as much like a white woman as chemically possible. Too many Africans living in the United States harbor lofty views about Black Americans whites taught them, and the two communities (Africans and Black Americans) are not bed partners in terms of business. One cannot trust the other for the contempt the other feels for the host brethren.

In daily life the tone of late great African thinkers and historians are not capturing the life struggles and changes amongst descendants of the great African fighters. This a dangerously broad subject predictably seldom discussed between Africans from the continent and Black Americans from the US. Not intelligently dealt with the Africans who come to the United States to live or become citizens will find their lives and destinies intertwined with the historic realities and struggles Black Americans face daily, and struggle to overcome to become whole. Here, in the good ol' US of A by the second generation African children will have to make choices of identity their ancestors will not necessarily agree with, or to just to survive as African Americans!

Ubuntu. - Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories 1.9.14



jada fire's classic beauty is dark and alluring. It and the stories behind what Black Americans look like is contradictory in nature and desperate in the struggle to become whole. - Dawn Wolf




Wednesday, September 11, 2013

SPORT of Non-thinking

To all my Washington Football fans, according to history, here is a description of the term 'Redskin' 

"Many claim the term is a particularly egregious racial epithet that represents a bloody era in American history in which Indigenous Americans were hunted, killed, and forcibly removed from their lands by European settlers. The claim often centers around a proclamation against Penobscot Indians in 1755 issued by King George II of Great Britain, known commonly as the Phips Proclamation

The proclamation orders, “His Majesty’s subjects to Embrace all opportunities of pursuing, captivating, killing and Destroying all and every of the aforesaid Indians.” The colonial government paid 50 pounds for scalps of males over 12 years, 25 pounds for scalps of women over 12, and 20 pounds for scalps of boys and girls under 12. Twenty-five British pounds sterling in 1755, worth around $9,000 today —a small fortune in those days when an English teacher earned 60 pounds a year. 

However, since the proclamation itself does not use the word redskin, citing it as the origin of "redskin = scalp" has also been called "revisionist history". Explain to me why do you cheer for a team that uses a derogatory term. (Please don't use the answer because I was born in DC). What are you doing to show the Native American people that you care? Are you willing to make a stand or simply go along with the demeaning and degradation of a culture. Understand this - I don't dislike the players, it's the name and symbolism that I object to. - Dr. Sinclar Grey III 9.11.13
Jada Fire bound on sofa

I've thought a great deal about this subject as an Indian and as an African. Today reading this post I was struck again by language and the tenor of the language. The short answer is cruel. The longer answer requires thought, and a historical perspective.


In the Washington DC area Blacks, for the most part, are submissive to the dictates of Southern White sensibilities, and their devotion to the football team reflects how deeply embedded is the nigger-mentality of slave to master. It is a deep thing, but consistent in the culture of the city. It is easy to point out. I have and I can, but what is the point? Sports fever is devoid of reasonable commitment to high ideals, but filled with facts and statistics and hysteria and fun. Black and White fans have their football team and schools teach that we Indians are extinct. So, why should people rally around changing the name of football teams and mascots around the country? The good news is that young Indians have organized around the country and successfully convinced whole towns to change the names and mascots of their teams. Indians, like other people, do not like being insulted.

The Washington DC football team and the city are Southern-bred. It wasn't until the very early 1990's that Black Americans riding public transportation stopped instinctively sitting in the back of the train or the bus. Blacks will fight you to the death for the right to call themselves niggers, and go ballistic if anyone white, brown, yellow, or red would dare call them a nigger! Sinclair, you and I and others are asking a populace tied to a tradition of bondage to stop calling their football team a name with a horrible stench and stigma to it. It is a noble idea, but fruitless. As long as whites own the images Black folks think are their own images the important shifts of consciousness will not occur, and Martin Luther King Jr.'s dream will remain just that: a dream!

These are my words. In part this my tribute to the 9/11 tributes because a similar mindset is embedded in the American mindset. Not even the bombings of three cities in 2001 could shake the country from its attachment to oppression, slavery and the marketing of lives. This is the American way. - Gregory E. Woods 9.11.13



ideal African masculinity & femininity 


Tuesday, February 8, 2011

Wednesday, June 2, 2010

SACRED BALANCE

dark haired beauty Amanda


“It takes a great deal of work to open the eyes of men into the realm of balance given the lack of gifts they have received from the women of their lives who lack the spiritual depth and knowledge of their own wombs.” –Gregory E. Woods



“Those who don't feel this Love pulling them like a river, those who don't drink dawn like a cup of spring water, or take in sunset like supper, those who don't want to change...let them sleep.” –Daniella Maison


“No blood can flow from a wound without passion.” – Carmen Stevenson, author, poetess

photo of Teka

Wednesday, October 28, 2009

a Manhood teaching #3


"Parenting is a discipline, and Mother is the primal force of man and nature. Not understanding the concept and the idea of the Sacred Feminine creates a creative flaw of character and perception. On the other hand the re-thinking of the concept and the essence of Manhood will save lives and transition more boys into Manhood with a depth within their tutoring and the manifestation of True Men becoming more in line with Creation, Obatala, Jesus Christ, the Buddha, and the Sacred Feminine."
- Gregory E. Woods, (Dawn Wolf)
Keeper of Stories
2009