FAR from wholeness...

A LOSS 

Women understood by lust and want lose an essential part of being women. Those thinking, as Lauren Phillips does, lose the feel of right relationship with what can make them divine, and submit to a crude appreciation of punany. The sacred becomes the unknown in the thinking of a wanton woman. It seems obvious, but is that an arrogant assumption made by individuals incapable of living up to the standards they place upon wanton women in the business of pleasing the flesh? ~ Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories (8/5/18)   

short and to the point.

porn star - Ashton Blake

Ashton Blake, a porn star, making it clear how fine she is, and how intense it can be between her short legs challenges masculinity with femininity as forces of Nature within our manly natures. A question of value is open to consideration, if you are a man. If you are merely a man!

You don't wanna listen, or take heed?

Well, its your ass up for grabs in the battle between following your dick, and your conscience! Lust is a strong drive. Demonized by many cultures and religious beliefs what is lost is the continuum of challenge our spirits need to be humans. Those energies tie our sex drive to creativity and drive the mind to settle into the spirit of things, and concepts and the ideals of humanity's basic need to be defined. . .

Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories
5/22/18

Bondage, a concept reversed and foul, with Selena Santana misplaced as a concept, an ideal, and a confirmation of righteousness is centered, by force, inside too many people in this country (U.S.). It is accepted, welcomed as a natural part of Life. But, the outpouring of further contradictions is owned, and as a commodity a lot of money has been made, and continues to be made off of the misperception of existence. Many will never extend beyond the mundane, and nor will their offspring.

Pity. It is a pity, but pity is not for the strong of heart with the integrity of their will intact. In the Warrior's Creed this emotion only passes through the complexity and the simplicity of being whole. - Gregory E. Woods, (Dawn Wolf), Keeper of Stories 5/24/18

Thoughts from an Elder:

Jeanne Fine has a powerful presence. As a woman it is one force, but as a whore in the porn industry what was taken, and what was gained are answered by Life, not men... - Dawn Wolf, Keeper of Stories

Riddles in the Heart Songs

The Puritan ethic does not acknowledge the legitimacy of the type of men with the full capacity to hold two families together lovingly from a deep capacity to understand how! These men have to live deceptively, for the most part. The argument for this type of lifestyle is just that: an argument! The understanding of this tendency is from a worldwide history...


Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories
[Sept. 24, 2018]



Heartbroken mother reveals how her marriage collapsed

by Natalie Corner For Mailonline 

A mother-to-twins has revealed how she discovered that her husband had been living a double lifeafter finding his secret Father's Day card from his love child. 

Belinda, from Australia, was left heartbroken when she discovered the card from 'Nate' stashed away in a book on her husband Eddie's nightstand.

Confronting Eddie, Belinda soon learned Nate was in fact Eddie's son with his partner of ten years, Natasha, and that she was the 'other woman'.

Recalling the bombshell that ended their marriage to Whimn Belinda explained how she may never had discovered the truth had she not found the book. 

'I found it, tucked into the pages of a novel in the drawer: a Father's Day card, written in blue text in a child’s scrawl: "To Daddy, happy Father's Day, love from Nate".'

Belinda told of how she met Eddie on a dating app and quickly fell in love getting married a year later.

Eddie had a high-pressure job in the oil industry which meant he was away for eight days at a time then home for six days, which Belinda was happy with.

She compared their relationship to a 'holiday romance' and said they never tired of one another and hardly argued.

After she had their two daughters, Belinda said she found life difficult without Eddie around and he even offered to quit his job and find something local.

Belinda told him not to and their life continued for another two years but then she was forced to confront her husband after finding the card.

But when she asked who 'Nate' was Belinda recalled his quick confession, explaining that he had another family in another city who he visited when he was supposed to be working. 

She continued: 'The most horrible idea I’d been able to come up with was that he had had an affair and was hiding a love child from me, but it was much worse than that. It turned out I was the affair.'

Eddie explained to Belinda how he had been with Natasha for over a decade and managed to juggle both family lives using his job as a cover.

The mother-of-two said she begged him to stay at the house they had bought together but he decided to leave and return back to Natasha. 

Though Belinda is attempting to move on, she did inform Natasha of Eddie's infidelity, and Natasha is understood to have now left him too. 

9/11, Bullshit and Denial.

I have the talent and the eye of a good photographer, but when I was coming up as a child it was impolite to take pictures traveling and living in various countries. Americans were intrusive. After the Korean war and the other wars waged by the mid-20th century, people were weary of American intrusion passing itself as diplomacy. So, I learned to interpret the visual with sound and words over the length of my decades.  In short, I studied. - Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories (9/10/18) 

Gangsta chicks like this are a version of masculinity that submits to crude male belief in the dominance of the dick over pussy. It is a self-inflicted wound from deep wounds to the soul,and it is at the crux of the ideology of survival within poverty all across this country. - Dawn Wolf, Keeper of Stories 9/11/18 

Chola in her 'Charley Brown'!

Vatos Locos.

Organized gangs are more representative of the soul of America. How are they ignored on September 11, 2018? Easily. As long as we cling to the myth of America we don't see the country as it is to others victimized by our ways of life! What am I thinking of making such a statement?

First of all, I am not caught up in the whining and impish patriotism fluttering about 17 years after those men crashed planes into buildings in New York city, Pennsylvania and D.C., where I was during the attack. Second, I was keenly aware of what these attacks meant beyond the terror of the moment. I saw the opening in a paradigm to change the world, and our worldview to usher in peace on that day within a few hours. There were others, but as the weeks became months it was apparent the chance for peace wasn't going to occur. War-like people have to engage their soul with killing.

It is impossible for white Americans, in particular, to move beyond the immature impulse to remain within the initial stage of shock and disbelief. Seventeen years later, and white Americans still behave in the emotional state immediately after a violent attack. Third thing that stands out is remembering how intently the coverage about the loss of white lives dominated coverage of the event for a long time, and the lack of historical reference to give a proper perspective to the event. To this day, the world silently breaths in contempt for the melodrama of September 11 remembrance events.

I know I do.

How does the chief among predatory forces illicit pity from other countries whose citizens still smart after what we have done to them?


Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories
9/11/18

Undoing An Upbring! (2)

Valerie Baber, adult actress, educator and student of several disciplines

seated here March 18, 2013.

For many men, who know her name Valerie Baber is a porn star. Her lifetime interests and developmental process in psychology, travel, cultural criticism, literature, philosophy, human sexuality, media, sociology, photography offset something fundamental in the definition: porn star. In her life work she has become an Agent Provocateur. But, that is too limiting. I wrote her once saying: "You have made a compelling impact upon thousands of people beginning with first steps you took in your youth unlearning the patterns of a belief system. It is a commentary of a fundamental focus Life gives us: we can change from within!" Specifically, I was referring to her strict Christian and military upbringing that confined her sexual energies, and other creative possibilities into an unbearable aloneness. 

Many do not escape this, but she did. The question: "How? How did she do it?" goes unanswered by millions, who seem content to die without becoming themselves, or Life has confined them to the narrow places. ~ Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories 4/26/18  

the Riddle in "HOW?" 

"How is it that we can punish women who are paid by politicians yet allow freedom and forgiveness to the politicians who pay them? The irony of the situation is that if we allow Sptizer’s deep pockets to buy his way back into our homes and hearts, then it’s not young women he hired who are whores, it’s the people of New York." — Valerie Baber

This is Sad.

Ivanka Trump steps out this day in June 2017 for work in Washington DC where she keeps a low profile in the city. She has engineered little, if any respect among the citizenry. In this town that is a major indictment!... - Dawn Wolf, Keeper of Stories 5/24/18 

Disemboweled Humanity

This is disturbing, President Trump choosing to break long standing agreements our government made about climate control, and other agreements to better treat our environment and now the agreement made with Iran and five other world powers. What Americans don't know, or choose to forget is that the U.S. government has a long detailed history of not keeping agreements, of breaking treaties. For starters, there are over 300 treaties signed by the U.S. government with nations from the east to the west coast of what became the United States of America and they broke each one. There are no apologies from white Americans. Adamantly, they refuse to apologize because their sense of humanity does rest in humanity. It lives or comes from somewhere we know not...

Healing and disease arise from patterns of thought and belief. There is a deep refuge within the psychology from Europe Supreme Court, Justice Scalia expressed in his answer to the major question American Indians ask in August of 2009. He wrote: "United States policy is revolved around conquest... So, Indian nations are conquered nations, and the treaties have been upheld." 


Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories
5/9/18

Idiot, and fool in the White HOUSE.

Obama calls Trump's decision on Iran nuclear deal 'misguided'

WASHINGTON, May 8 (Reuters) - Former U.S. President Barack Obama said on Tuesday that President Donald Trump's decision to withdraw from the Iran nuclear deal, struck during Obama's presidency, was "misguided."

"I believe that the decision to put the JCPOA at risk without any Iranian violation of the deal is a serious mistake," Obama said in a statement, referring to the acronym for the agreement worked out by the United States, five other world powers and Iran.

Since leaving office in January 2017, Obama, a Democrat, has largely remained on the sidelines of the political debate, although he has criticized his Republican successor's efforts to undo some of his major policy achievements.

He has condemned Trump for pulling out of the Paris climate accord and for ending a program that shielded from deportation immigrants brought to the United States illegally as children. He also spoke out against Trump's effort to unravel the Obamacare healthcare program.

Obama said the Iran agreement significantly rolled back Tehran's nuclear program and was a model for a possible deal Trump hopes to negotiate with North Korea to eliminate Pyongyang's nuclear weapons.

"That is why today’s announcement is so misguided," Obama said.

"Walking away from the JCPOA turns our back on America’s closest allies, and an agreement that our country’s leading diplomats, scientists, and intelligence professionals negotiated," he said. 

[This is disturbing. What Americans don't know, or choose to forget is that the U.S. government has a long detailed history of not keeping agreements, of breaking treaties. There are over 300 treaties signed by the U.S. government with nations from the east to the west coast of what became the United States of America and they broke each one. There are no apologies from white Americans. Adamantly, they refuse to apologize because their sense of humanity does rest in humanity. It lives or comes from somewhere we know not... - Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories 5/9/18] 

Moral Bankruptcy

the Riddle in "HOW?" 

"How is it that we can punish women who are paid by politicians yet allow freedom and forgiveness to the politicians who pay them? The irony of the situation is that if we allow Sptizer’s deep pockets to buy his way back into our homes and hearts, then it’s not young women he hired who are whores, it’s the people of New York." — Valerie Baber

Valerie Baber said, "He wants me to wear this dress again, but I told him he'd have to work for it. He loved that I gave him a challenge. Ladies, value what they value. Make them earn it." (April 2018)

A Woman and Terror.

Claire Danes born April 12, 1979 is an American television, stage and film actress

best known for her role in the Showtime series, Homeland.

Claire Danes plays a powerful role as an agent of the U.S. government in counterterrorism admired by many who believe in this mission. It is extremely well done her work in this role's contradictions. I understand the premise very well, but from the perspective white people do not consider enough to change their ways of being in the world, it is not admirable. I see, as many non-whites do, the vast contradictions today's white Americans enjoy as 'fighting for their country nobly in the belief that killing people fighting against American invasions of their lands is not wrong'. As a barrier to end global warfare this belief system supports a war on terror that shows no end in sight!

Claire Danes' character, in this series, is indicative of white American women's insistence they be treated as men by men and be equal to the men they know easily can turn against them and kill them en masse, as they did in Europe's dark past! This terror fights against and with the objectives of the return of an order Europe favored, and Americans, like Trump, dream of returning to: the feudal system. It is an odd juxtaposition to live with and die from! - Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories 3/6/18

Claire Danes by Annie Leibovitz in a segment of Homeland !!!!

THREE

Judging by High Standards 

At the start of womanhood are supposed to be women with deep knowledge in girl's lives! Without their instruction, their influence, or the sense of their bodies as perceptive as their eyes; girls become less than in the estimation of what a real woman is in the context of becoming her authentic self! It is not only the beginning that suffers; it is the middle passage before the end of life. If it is bound, enslaved this middle passage of one's life, the new woman's daughter(s) will fail to reach the high points. 

But, none good comes to the surface if girls are told: "A wet pussy and an empty pocketbook don't go together." This is the failure of old women. 

Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories

Sept. 9, 2017 

 Damn, She Got A Phat Ass! was all most would say. Others wanted to see her face, look in her eyes to see what is there, or isn't! The latter were becoming men. Let this teach your sons. - Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories 9/9/17 

Broken by LAW

Murderous woman.

"The deepest fear a woman can conjure within a man is her being absorbed into killing..."

~ Dawn Wolf, Keeper of Stories

Feb. 12, 2017.

Death certainly stalks women scared inside of marriages and relationships with men violent in their nature who feel dominance is based upon the subjection of his woman to his will. In the aftermath of her breaking point his death is his design. The law doesn't see it that way because laws meant to protect men's proclivity towards violence against women needs to be protected by law so that by chance if a law maker finds himself in such a predicament facing jail time for beating his woman he has an escape route. Biblical laws, the laws within the Torah, and the Qur'an protect men's inability to have restraint. It is this simple. My studies have shown me nothing to contradict this finding.

When Death stalks it finds a way to reverse roles. The beatings a woman receives from a man is a beating from men. In her defense is her endurance, and the breaking point when she can take no more and kills the man. It happens in a variety of ways. For several reasons there are women who get away with murder. As much as it is wrong it is right.

Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories

Feb. 13, 2017

The Old Speak against the trend.

body of Tiffany Joy‎.

"Cool elegant smile speaks subtly to the person receiving the look." 

[The] "cool elegant smile speaks subtly to the person receiving the look." is one of the observations my father took notice of, and commented on during the long years I knew Daddy.

Fathers show their sons what is important to notice about women, and tells the sons, by action, the many things too subtle to number that need attention to in the course of time with women. What young men have always done in pursuit of sex has been to stalk it without nourishing their potency with restraint, for the purpose of being able to better see who they are pursing.

Today's cultural tendency to continually give credence and honor to the 'pimp game' has left in the wake of its prominence hiding in the swamps, the dignity of character that propels men to be better men! Women, content with their whore status in this game, keep the crudeness on the rise against the backdrop of women clamoring for their rights in every sphere of the culture, here in the States! Unable to see the dichotomy of these forces women and men insist upon living their contradictions without challenge; thus choosing to be overwhelmed by the consequences they seek quick fixes for!

Children come out of this cultural milieu unsupported by wisdom, and the protection of understanding their histories and the histories of things! Lacking true insight and taking counsel, not with wise elders, or statesmen of note in their immediate grasp of people encircling their lives; they take counsel from those who don't know: their peers. A lot of stupid decisions are made by these young people. Dumb unproductive discussions without a spiritual base occur leaving them without any basis in a probing understanding of who they are, and where they fit in the world from the perspective of divinity, or at the least; in the ideal of being a person, in the moment.

As I will say again: "Breath allows hope to manifest an actuality!" As long as the human spirit lives in a physical body there is the hope of spiritual evolution! That is how the old and the wise sense things out of the intangible, the unimaginable and hard to manage as reality! May the young rest upon this as they grow to unlearn to learn what they have missed without adults mature and deep enough to make their next generation more than!

This is all judgment and assessment in the aftermath of European conquest, and the undoing of what held the world together! 

Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories

August 29, 2017   

Jaye Carrero

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eyes See you.

Sophia Loren 2

We have all known women whose eyes were composed, whose thoughts seemed to come solely through her gaze, and who judged, condemned, praised and exalted men by the look in their eyes!

These women soundlessly shape our lives. - Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories 5/17/17













Beautés Classiques 

Elizabeth Taylor's eyes.

What Ails Our Brother?

profile of an old man.

It is disrespectful to take someone's words and not trace, or point back to that someone and say he said this, or she said that. It is done a lot.

“Before our white brothers arrived to make us civilized men, we didn’t have any kind of prison. Because of this, we had no delinquents. Without a prison, there can be no delinquents. We had no locks nor keys and therefore among us there were no thieves. When someone was so poor that he couldn’t afford a horse, a tent or a blanket, he would, in that case, receive it all as a gift. We were too uncivilized to give great importance to private property. We didn’t know any kind of money..." is an old quote I am familiar with, but I cannot remember who said it in the long ago. I apologize for that lapse of memory.

We are still in those times when the man said those words in the long ago, and that makes time feel like it had stood still, or nothing changed. One man from Durban, KwaZulu-Natal, Santa Das said, "The white man was not civilized. Look at the destruction he has brought to the world amongst ancient cultures! It's too kind to even call them brother!" A woman living on Turtle Island, Linda Davis said, "White man still not civilized, look at Standing Rock Reservation yesterday! (Feb. 23, 2017)"

A woman from Chicago, Julianne CeCe made a more probing thrust into this trouble. "Greed is not unique to the white man but he certainly seems to have perfected it." she said. "There is nothing civilized about the intentional smothering of the generosity of spirit. It remains a great mystery to me how brothers can be so different when they have the same mother."


Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories
March 13, 2017

Arazel N. Thalez by Craig Matthews in shadow.

There is a rebellion of sorts the photographer captured within a moment.

February 18 2017