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| Ngaronoa Taki |
"How many flowers responding to the Sun you know need a go to self esteem workshops?" - Mereana Taki
Sunday, May 6, 2012
Saturday, May 5, 2012
a Medicine Wheel teaching story
“Stunning clarity alerts the sense of being present and in the moment. Clarity is also a gift in a relationship with Power. Power in the spoken word clarifies many things weaker vessels need to understand and embrace as their own. You have found your voice and your practice of speaking and sharing yourself empowers people learning about power in their own lives. It is a gift of Clarity you give to people, and you touch kindly.”
– Gregory E. Woods
Friday, May 4, 2012
AFRICAN WOMAN
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| African woman's subtle but extraordinary beauty |
AFRICAN WOMAN
“All of my life I’ve looked into the faces of black African women and seen the definition of Life. I sensed as a child all I was discovering around me came from original concepts and the first perceptions of Life the African woman passed from child to child. New to the physical plane she facilitated her men’s entrance into a new Earth by the Female principles of birthing and care. Ancient African beauty models the truth of origin and being. Today Beauty suffers from the illusions of a conquering people she once taught, mentored, and pitied from ignorance to knowledge…” ©Gregory E. Woods
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| African woman |
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| African woman 2 |
Thursday, May 3, 2012
sepia beauty: a question of authenticity
Forget all the commentary. We are gazing into a multitude of things in the face of this young woman. See it. Penetrate it. Understand it. Fathom it. Wonder about it, but don't judge it outside the standard she was created from and creates from as she grows into her life.
- Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories
photo from Oshun Zari's gallery
Wednesday, May 2, 2012
GRACE JONES, singer
“Her brother is a powerful, elegant and intense preacher. I had the privilege of carrying his bag when I was a younger man, and listened to his words and marveled at his discipline of spirit and mind. I learned a lot about impeccibility from him that day.” – Gregory E. Woods
Tuesday, May 1, 2012
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