Showing posts with label Jane Seymour. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jane Seymour. Show all posts

Thursday, January 4, 2018

these Janes


Jane Mansfield






Jane Alexander. The compel of her beauty makes everything within arise attentive to everything worthy of attention to details... - Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories 12/1/17 















Jane Seymour appeared at Sundance at 63 yrs. old !!!!


Jane Birkin was a British born model, singer, and actress
and one of the biggest style icons of the 70’s!



Jane Fonda with Lily Tomlin after the SAG awards honored Lily Tomlin January 2017.



Thursday, July 23, 2015

an Oracle


On Eleven Years as a Modern Oracle

by Jennifer Posada on May 14, 2015




elegant white woman in black dress
"... You see, I was born remembering.  I remembered my past lives as an Oracle, and I knew this was my work in the world.  I remembered my soul journey, and had access to my very ancient wisdom from long ago.  I had watched worlds crumble, and be re-born.  I remembered all the way back to when the earth wasn’t solid yet, and was something we were dreaming into being…dreaming into form.  I remembered how to go to the place of all the information in the universe.  I remembered how to see and talk to beings, who were my friends, and how to see people’s “colors”, or auras, and offer them healing with the energy through my hands.  But my most sacred gift was that I felt the sacredness in all things…the love in all things, and because I felt that I was the most intimate form of this sacred love to myself, I loved myself.  When I saw that the adults around me didn’t know this beautiful love in themselves, I knew, beyond the shadow of a doubt, what I was here to share with the world.
And so I have been sharing it…


I have taught thousands of people all over the world, in nearly 100 countries, and shared my writings with millions of people.  I have written a book, The Oracle Within, that has been received with such beautiful acclaim that I am deeply humbled.  I have taught at the sacred sites of Delphi, Greece, and in the glorious temples of ancient Egypt.  I have sat by the spring where I lived as a Nymph, and gotten teary-eyed letting my gaze fall on the ruins of the sanctuary where the Oracle gave prophecy for 1,000 years at the temple of Apollo, after the Goddess religion was overturned.  I have sailed down the Nile and run with the wind in my hair through great columned halls of temples where the Oracles of Egypt once slid their bare feet along the smooth stone.  I am always both ancient and modern.  I am the same girl who became a Priestess, again, and again, and again, and also the girl who likes to DJ dance parties and listen to loud music driving in my car.  After all, good dance parties are some of the closest experiences to the ancient rituals we once all knew.  All that is missing is the memory of the true power of what we carry inside of us.  And that is coming back.  It is time for what I call in my book, The Oracle Within, “The Great Remembering”..." ~ Jennifer Posada


Monday, August 4, 2014

3 Favorite Actresses

Jazsmin Smith, actress, 3 Can Play That Game

actress Jane Seymour sitting in a limo!!!!



Sophia Loren
In an interview with Bella Donna Sophia Loren was revealed that the secret to her eternal beauty are: "Posture, do not do all those noises that people usually do", "love of life and the spaghetti", and "baths with oil olive oil ".

In Portuguese:
Em uma entrevista com a bella donna Sophia Loren foi revelado que o segredo de sua eterna beleza são:  “Postura, não faço todos aqueles barulhos que as pessoas costumam fazer”, “amor à vida e ao espaguete”, além de “banhos com azeite de oliva”.

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


Tuesday, March 11, 2014

SANS MAKEUP


actress Jane Seymour without makeup. 

Jane Seymour on the red carpet.