Showing posts with label boys. Show all posts
Showing posts with label boys. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 6, 2010

FATHER'S WORK

Tiger Woods & his father


"Every boy aspiring to become a man needs to study and explore the terrain within their responsibilities that protects women from what he actually believes about women." -Dawn Wolf, (april 1, 2010)

Tierra McCoy in her '80's gear


Saturday, March 6, 2010

DAWN WOLF, KEEPER OF STORIES

Dawn Wolf in the mountains with Boy Scouts after a weekend of sharing with the Order of the Arrow. The Order of the Arrow is a select group within the Boy Scouts that studies among a few other things the indigenous teachings of First Nations people.  I don't know how they learned of me, but they asked me to meet them in the mountains of Virginia at Wolf Run one weekend and share my medicine with them.  I don't know who learned more.  I was expanded by their energies, and willingness to work physically, intellectually, and within their spirits.  In the sweatlodge I poured.  It was a powerful life-affirming lodge we shared together.  

In our closing they asked me to drum for them.  I left them with the drum, and a final story sealing our time together into the realms of our souls.  One of the adults, a woman of depth and insight, gave Pam, my friend,  host, and co-facilitator, and I medicine pouches she had made by hand.  It was a beautiful exchange. 

-Gregory E. Woods, Dawn Wolf
Keeper of Stories

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