Women Tell

Woman from the Far East by Debarghya Mukherjee.

Woman from the Hadhramaut region of Yeman. 

The ones with the tall conical shaped sun hats work the fields.

Stillness photographed by Nick van Dijk.

Simply Put

Russian woman, Daria captured by Dmitry Nikitenko with his Nikon D5100 50mm 1.8

"Simple is a poem, simplicity is a concept, or a state of being within one's soul aware of all around in the round. It is circles that hold the worlds together in the belief in one, and all numbers including the most important one: zero. When you see this in a woman you've glimpsed the eternal within the ordinary... This is sacred mathematical skill my grandfathers and grandmothers taught by their presence in life." - Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories 10/06/18 

Sri Lankan Bride ( Kandian Style ) Model is Sewmini Sew. 

photographer, Supun Bandara. 

21st century white woman. photo by Assaf Lazar.

This moment brings to the forefront of my memories yesterday wondering what today would look like, how it would feel. Well, here I am in that tomorrow glimpsing at a future I will never know. How will today be remembered tomorrow is dependent upon history and knowledge of it, and who we are as an individual and collectively where we do fit with the whole. The pity we feel in our young people is in their bearing: what they are unaware of. This unawareness is from a detachment engineered by the pieces left out in childhoods disconnected from the now, the land as mother, and play. - Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories 10/06/18

IN Home Life We Discover.

Ariella Ferrera in honor of the sacredness of the rose between her legs speaks to a primal need to be cared for, appreciated and fathomed as a special person. This mystery. - Dawn Wolf, Keeper of Stories 6/15/18 

She Pregnant!

Shadow, in the play of life, is for pregnancy what safety is for uncertainty when the variables of interconnected actions impregnate Life with uncertainty. This mystery is Life. - Dawn Wolf, Keeper of Stories 

Pregnancy arouses the natural inclination to honor the Sacred, hone the craft of deep Manhood inspiring husbands to adore their wives. - Dawn Wolf, Keeper of Stories [Feb. 23, 2017] 

[A] pregnant woman into the surprise and delight of being alive with two lives to cherish and care for is in the special role of Mother. This essence is an essence born into specific bodies on purpose for a set of purposes. - Dawn Wolf, Keeper of Stories 6/29/18

Womb as Water Carrier

Blue waters, Sara Jean Underwood, delicate beauty...

When first I saw this image, I thought: Water's troubled spirit has a sound within the waves. How she is heard is not dependent upon how many respond. Her life is not dependent upon men, or men's need to dominate...

"Where do you sit within the whole believing in what you hope is right?"

I couldn't feel anything trite when the photographer translated something from deep within the essence of who we are collectively in this one image! - Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories 10/01/18 

[The] Esoteric feel of a timeless moment is felt in this image of Sara Jean Underwood. 

- Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories

The Music Created Sound.

Women's Portraits Only (WPO)

Cello played by Audrey Hepburn in the 1957 film, 

"Love in the Afternoon".

Cello held by Svetlana by Foto Alve 

taken October 3, 2018 near Dornberk, Slovenia.

Sound is interpreted as an audible activity. It may be, and is just that, but the silence of movement is captured here. The young woman, Svetland, without clothes, feels all of life's elements: fire, water, air and Earth, our Mother, in the element of sound, touch and movement within stillness. There is a dance here. . . - Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories 10/5/18

Wonder meant to engage...

Cristina Tiurean Photography

Photographer Cristina Tiurean took this moment of Simona Spinella.

"The relationship between women and water is the birth of a child, the pregnancies we all evolve from and the element we carry and emerge from to breath air. It is quite the circular game to existence these touches to our knowing!..." - Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories 8/21/18

"Tiny woman. Elegantly does she wear the Ujena classic G-string! It is a gift being this confident in the sensuality of this stage in life. It commands attention to and from purpose!..." ~  Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories 

Sacred is Prayer, is Play.

Anderson's Fairtales by Richardson Winston in 1926. 

Art of Submission, what we eat in any language is either delicious or more: a gift, or both!

3 women 3 poems.

Nyla Puller soft in her movements...

Sponsor: Met - Art

Wine sipped in the quiet of an evening Susie is enjoying settles the body's vibration with quiet thoughts and quiet dreams!

Vulnerable she is, but Kendra is a mature woman who has seen her depth grow through trail and error of ways and thoughts! - Dawn Wolf, Keeper of Stories 1/14/18

The Ideal of a Woman is Creative.

Free, being free is expressed best in the elements outside.

Colors of Emily in the essence of her femininity.

Fragility of a woman is the flight of a bird startled by movement. Her strength is where she hides. - Dawn Wolf, Keeper of Stories 2.12.17

Gloria Sol stands above certain levels of. . .

The ideal of a woman is creative.

Gloria Sol stands above certain levels of understanding the embodiment of femininity. and the contradictions of not knowing True Woman! If there is any stature over such elements it has to reach sensuality secretly, and by nature of the culture she exists learn how to live in the mysteriousness of creating sacredness. From whore to shame, and self-sufficiency to understanding how co-existence creates relationships and onward to what our lives mean for children to come.

Children and women are revolutions identifying each other. Despite what current thought thrills itself being beyond this cultural trend in the West, Nature writes and records her own script. As our children advance in their years, each generation of Western youth subscribe to the presentations of past speculation against the nature of the feminine element; and for what? one should ask, and why?

If the wombs children come from are ill-informed how can the sacred mend? Does the Sacred Feminine go away, and if we can live without her does the political process absolve the evil that jaunts through the leeway left open as a vacuum by the lack of sacred approach to what is sacred?

So far, no.


Dawn Wolf, Keeper of Stories
Jan. 25, 2018

Nature vs Nurture by zephy0 on DeviantArt

Pakistan Folk Punjab Painting by Maryam Mughal