Showing posts with label purity. Show all posts
Showing posts with label purity. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 5, 2018

FOUR in a MIRROR.


Ethiopian woman of the Borana people.




European Playboy model, Angie, is an ideal dreamt into presence!


Esha Gupta is an Indian film actress, model, and former Miss India International of 2007. 


Erykah Badu's hat cocked ace deuce & a quarter.
photo by Rober Kisby on Getty Images. 2011.




Wednesday, September 20, 2017

A Story from Women



absolutely beautiful red haired woman in 2015.


Absolute is an often misused word to the point that users of the word are void of understanding what absolutes are. To say a woman is absolutely beautiful is to indulge in the mysterious affect of delving into what makes beauty and beautiful accessible to the common mind. The two come from high places and need to be regarded thus.
Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories
Jan. 24, 2015


exotic red head woman's hair braid lends to her mystique.


naked red haired woman playing with emotions.


A man said to a boy who thought he was a man these words:
"The emotions women can play with are ours. Who we are determines the mercy, if need be, the Gods of our creating will show to us, but who men in this predicament preying on women should hope for mercy from are the women they think they have taken advantage of. But, bragging about our prowess as sexual masters is no good. In the hands of a dark woman, meaning dark of intent and skill, the best of men with a pimp's mentality are toys in the estimation of a sorcerer. You see beauty can disguise dark intent and an idiot caught up with his dick is nothing to compare himself with in the larger scheme of his undoing.
It takes wisdom and skill to master one's body of emotions. Unschooled in the ways of magic and self-control most men are, or go through the periods of their lives believing they are the 'shit' in bed with women. In fact, they were played with. The indication is in the sloppiness of technique. I am not speaking of knowing sorcery, but knowing how things work and knowing how to control their spirit with knowledge of the who and the why of their existence. In plain language a man who knows his purpose is not easily tricked into giving up his essence with aplomb. His strength is in his knowledge, not in what he wants to do between any ol' woman's open legs.
Let this be your lesson, your teacher: my words." - Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories 1.24.15

Thursday, August 17, 2017

Let Her Talk About FOOD.


Màat Petrova shopping for vegetables. July 2017.


My diet is plant based. Vegetables.. Fruits... Whole Grains...
I eat wild caught fish once or twice a month. And even that is not fresh like getting it fresh out the ocean as when I visited Ghana.
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I never get BV, I may get a yeast infection once a year if that. My pumpum stays happy. Because of my mouths diet, my emotional diet (letting go of hurt, pain, anger), my vaginal diet (my lovers health and chemistry with my body). - Maat Petrova (July 25, 2017) 



Màat Petrova and a child by Jah 772.


Children's partiality to vegetables begins with the parent. Lotus loves dark leafy greens raw (vitamins a, c, k, minerals antioxidant, fibre)
with some homemade dressing::
Olive oil
Braggs aminos
Acv...
Cilantro
Onions
Garlic
Parsley
Cayenne pepper
___
You'll figure out the portions.. but its yummy!

Friday, July 14, 2017

Relationship to Being!



purity of a woman is worthy of being cherished, her beauty studied and her safety insured.
- dawn wolf, keeper of stories 8.22.16   



Asian couple. rarely photographed.


If we (as a collective) could grasp the concepts of warriorship that protects the principles that give order and sense to the sacred roles we would have different conversations within ourselves about each other. Such insights would not inspire fear where treasures should be, nor would fear hamper the movements of dances between the worlds we come from and the world we came to live with others from other states of being!

Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories
August 22, 2016

Sunday, June 25, 2017

Contention



"This Filipino at work said to me Filipino women is the finest women yea if a black man drop his seeds in her I told that fool no race on this Earth finer than the black seeds of a soul brother or sister if drops your seeds in her this what comes out y'all here do y'all agreed what's so crazy if we drop our seeds into any other race of women on earth our kids come out fine ass hell if you ugly or not most of the time lol they don't know ever color you see comes from black we made ever races here y'all our kids black is not a color it a essence." - Larry Mays6.25.16



When I have to read something like this more than twice to understand first the gist of it and then the meaning I am not reading something to respect or admire because it is written so badly. There is nothing to take pride in or place considerable thought into if at this point in our history a Black man cannot speak with a clear command of language with depth. - Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories 6.25.16





 

Wednesday, May 10, 2017

Touch to the eyes.



naked milk white


Purity is bare. Simplicity is stillness relaxed, and naked,. Caught in a moment vulnerable to the elements there is a pause within observing a woman poised naked in indoor light. Is she beautful? Is she honestly a stilled subject? Can you breath in her presence? Am I seeing her staring deep into my eyes? Is she real?

These things come to a man thinking about what he is feeling looking into the eyes of a profoundly beautiful woman unclothed, uninhibited. - Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories 6.19.16











Babes With Blackened Hearts

 

Thursday, April 13, 2017

Aren't I?




Pure white beauty is a play with words, and for her an inclusive welcome to a consciousness, and at the same time dismissive of other women and a way of addressing something pure within her. - Dawn Wolf, Keeper of Stories 11.22.16


Friday, February 24, 2017

SIMPLICITY is an Art form.


Deep in the face of African women the insight of St. Augustine's words, "Love is the beauty of the soul." obviously did not consider African women, but the truth does. - Dawn Wolf, Keeper of Stories




"Deep purity has its hold on the wise. It awakens the deaden.
It can but the dead need to know if they want to arise!"
~ Dawn Wolf, Keeper of Stories
(Feb. 23, 2017)






Saturday, November 5, 2016

Look Within, Looking Upon.



Pale woman's suppleness, beauty of form & grace beneath a
black Dollhouse Bettie Lace Cocoon robe inspired by Dollhouse Betty
circa. 1920's


Janet Jackson, a look into her eyes is

Japanese woman's essence resonates with timelessness and is the spirit of space upon the soil of Japan and the soul of Japan. - Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories 8.22.16


Taraji P. Henson in the mirror.


Tuesday, September 6, 2016

Come to Know




Latina in a corset
December 2, 2014 · 
 
"What is pure in spirit comes of heart." 
- Dawn Wolf, Keeper of Stories 1.14.15 



Saturday, August 6, 2016

BEARing it ALL!


There are two controversies here that are socially debated and vacillating between decency and indecencies and both are basic and natural to the processes of women, and essentially comforting to a baby: their mother's naked body and breast feeding! This riddle is really something to behold in a time, in a culture priding itself on the illusion of its advancements in its disciplines, and acceptance of lifestyles, and people. The human condition of vulnerability doesn't sit well within the frame work of an apex predator; nor does the full acceptance of Womanhood make the current state of masculinity comfortable with its inconsistencies. Manhood and Womanhood collide within the ideals of their identity not because the two are from different planets, but because the two were separated at the inception of the birth of the ideas of power within the relationships that governed survival, and privilege in American life! 

Think back to long ago times that support the American notion of time, sex, place, dignity, property, and the stories that come together to agree to exist as social mores, and look at the unraveling of mutual agreements to make sense of the violence permeating in homes and streets throughout the American landscape. The entire controversy is avoiding exposure to the depth of living as Messiahs. Our cultural patterns avoid examining its prophets. We live in great fear of the wise 'knowing' of initiated awareness that deepens the experience of living human and with humanity. Our game keeps people dumb enough, and crude enough to support a standard vaulting itself above the natural laws of existence and abundant living co-existing as wholeness! ~ Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories 8.06.14


pregnant Monica Bellucci 


MONICA BELLUCCI

The Italian actress showed off her bump for a worthy cause - to protest the country's laws against the use of donor sperm - on the August 2004 cover of Italian Vanity Fair. Six years later, the second-time mum, 45, posed again (in black lingerie) for the magazine's April 2010 issue. "Women who have children late like me are always told how brave they are," says Bellucci. "But I don't feel brave, I just feel very lucky."

Photo: Vanity Fair


Sloth bears


Sloth bears 


breast feeding mother - Olivia Wilde, actress for Glamour magazine! 


Breastfeeding is the most natural thing,” Olivia Wilde told the magazine, regarding the pose in which she’s wearing a Roberto Cavalli dress and Prada shoes while nursing her naked infant son. “I don’t know, now it feels like Otis should always be on my breast.” Wilde added, ”Being shot with Otis is so perfect because any portrait of me right now isn't complete without my identity as a mother being a part of that.”

her Story


Tuesday, June 21, 2016

FOUR Alternatives of Standards


Bad Charlotte by Yellow Bubbles Photography wearing a corset by Timeless Trends Corsets
July 21, 2014 



bewitching in black outfit !!!!


Adriana Arlene by Ruby Woo Vintage


alternative model in light.

 

Wednesday, May 18, 2016

Refreshing Beauty 8



Mz. Ashley Nichelle in 2012


Nadine Velazquez in panties barefoot



pure white beauty in light purple gown


 

Sunday, May 8, 2016

Mothers in the kitchen



Prudence Moe in the kitchen

"One of my favorite memories and present day joys was watching my mother and aunts cooking and each day watching my wife in the kitchen cooking. It is soothing because each meal preparation ends in prayer." - Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories 5.22.15

 

Saturday, May 7, 2016

SHE Molds A SACRED Man

elegant Black woman 2 

 


elegant Black lady from behind
"In the art of the feminine lies the essence of women not to be bought or sold, or mimicked in a lab from the fables of anguished souls. Their souls are their own. Their powers are unique to the She of her relationship with her Womb's powers. Identity is its own savior; truth its own marker in the drama of life and death. All of this from the essence of the feminine a man needs to be a whole man, a sacred man!" Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories 8.7.15








elegant Black woman - Natasha Ellie seated in a chair !!!!



Thursday, April 28, 2016

BLACK WOMAN, MI DIOSA





banned beauty statuesque !!!!


"Some moments are stolen because they feel as if they were. Those moments are simply unbelievable. You have to pinch yourself to see if you are there or it is real what you are seeing, experiencing. It is unbelievable the beauty of Black American women when they define themselves by themselves and no other. It takes the breath away their knowing how to do this unbelievable thing: know who they are. It changes the world. When Black women do this spiritual science becomes tangible to the unlearned, religion becomes a caption in a theology ancient of days and the Goddess stands alongside God as Lilith once stood with Adam! 

Yes, this pushes boundaries what I've said, but boundaries that bind need to break." 


Gregory E. Woods
Keeper of Stories 
8.18.15 

Sunday, April 10, 2016

Essence of SHE


bathing beauty - Cherry Bomb by Don Cross




Lala 2



Miss Beretta by John Austin
"There is nothing more rare, nor more beautiful, than a woman being unapologetically herself; comfortable in her perfect imperfection. To me, that is the true essence of beauty."

~ Steve Maraboli, "Unapologetically You: Reflections on Life and the Human Experience"

 

Think about...




Jaime Pressly from behind soaking wet !!!!

"What we don't think about affects us."
- Dawn Wolf, Keeper of Stories 6.18.15

 

Wednesday, February 24, 2016

Do We See This?


Art of Freedom from Noëllie de Casterlé's gallery


Purity is defined by how it feels, and where it comes from. Who is pure as defined by who is defiled has a different meaning from the assessment of pure souls seeing themselves in another. Purity as a concept is foreign to the presence of purity because the intellect believes it has the right to define, redefine and assess the Unknown without the touch of the Divine that brought us all to Life. Such a mysterious thing trying to evolve in part when wholeness, the purpose of spiritual development, hides itself in Play and Work. - Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories 1.9.13  



artistic expression of a woman's form



Tuesday, November 17, 2015

Good Morning to Think



Two things are important today: an insight and a revelation. First, the insight.


"The hearts of little children are pure, and therefore, the Great Spirit may show to them many things which older people miss."

--Black Elk (Hehaka Sapa) OGLALA LAKOTA


Sometimes adults think they know more than the children. But the children are closer to the truth. Have you ever noticed how quickly they can let go of resentments? Have you ever noticed how free they are of prejudice? Have you ever noticed how well the children listen to their bodies? Maybe adults need to be m...ore like children. They are so innocent. The children pray to the Creator and trust that He will take care of them.

Grandfather, today let the children be my teacher.



meditation blue water


Second the revelation:

Justice Antonin Scalia Questions Logic Behind Gay Rights Protections

By ADAM LIPTAK



The Supreme Court’s decisions protecting gay rights were not rooted in the Constitution, and their logic could as easily apply to child molesters, Justice Antonin Scalia told a room filled with first-year law students at Georgetown University on Monday.
 
“What minorities deserve protection?” he asked. “What? It’s up to me to identify deserving minorities?”

He said those decisions should generally be made by the democratic process rather than by judges.
 
He also allowed that the First Amendment protects political and religious minorities but suggested that there was no principled way for courts to make further distinctions based on the text of the Constitution. “What about pederasts?” he asked. “What about child abusers?”
 
“This is a deserving minority,” he said sarcastically. “Nobody loves them.”
 
He said he took special pride in his dissents, aiming them at law students.
 
“I write the dissents for you guys,” he said, to appreciative laughter. “I write my dissents and try to make them not only clear but interesting and even fun.”
 
Justice Scalia expressed frustration with how little debate goes on when the justices meet in private to discuss and vote on cases.
 
“I thrash out the cases with my law clerks much more than with my colleagues,” he said.
 
“They write the first drafts of my opinions,” Justice Scalia said of his clerks, “but I tell them how it comes out.”



symbol of love.