Free Spirits. Different Feel.

Flower child in the 21st century in photo by Siegart von Schlichting. (2019)

The meaning of a flower child has changed over the decades from a dancing excitement to stoic posturing. Strange.  

flower child Maitrieya Sandness in 2013 

"... but the play of it is the essence of it." - Dawn Wolf, Keeper of Stories 3/12/19 

hitchhikers in the 1970's. 

introspective look at

dark portrait of a woman's body art by Paparatzi Keith

Painting titled 'Naturally LV' by DaCre 8iveOne.

Pent Up by Sam Hodges (June 2015)

How Energy Can Be Developed.

Alessandra Belloni leading a 7 day intensive healing workshop featuring 

Southern Italian ritual dances used for centuries throughout the Mediterranean for healing. (2015)

'Rhythm is the Cure' is a 7-day intensive healing workshop featuring Southern Italian ritual dances used as music and dance therapy for centuries throughout the Mediterranean. Participants will learn the unique style of tambourine playing and the ancient healing trance dance of the tarantella, used to cure the mythical bite of the tarantula. The sessions feature the ancient chants used as an invocation to the healing energy of the sun, the Black Madonna (the ancient Earth Goddess of female energy), the moon, and the Goddess of Water and Love (Aphrodite/Yemanja/Madonna del Mare). March 17, 2015 
https://www.facebook.com/events/792614210808855/

Gently Expressed.

Medicine Wheel created by Jacqueline L. Robinson. "Holy Love and the ARt of Receiving." she expressed. "Gentle space and time, as we transition at very deep levels from within. Opening to allow Love to find the voids and fill the cracks."   

Glimpses...

Naked and vulnerable woman by Stéphane Battesti‎. (2019)

"Isolation is deep in the confines of what hold American women bound..." - Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories photo by Dimitris Lelouda.

FELT

Cave at Charco Azul on El Hierro in the Canary Islands

Visitors to El Hierro are probably well-seasoned travelers looking for the remote and the rugged, a place barely blipping on the tourist radar. This isle, the most southwestern of the Canary Islands chain, is distinguished by a shoreline of volcanic rocks and high cliffs. The Atlantic Ocean sends waves crashing into the primeval landscape, the sea water sometimes settling into cave pools such as this one.

Its remoteness helped lend El Hierro a notable claim to fame: For hundreds of years it was the site of the prime meridian, a line of longitude used by many European navigators and map-makers. Basically—from the 2nd century when the geographer Ptolemy marked it as the prime meridian, until the 18th century—this island was considered the end of the world. ~ author unknown 

Cave at Charco Azul on El Hierro in the Canary Islands 

photo by Reinhard Schmid 

Rise, Resist, Reveal.

Tattoos on her body are astounding. 

Unable to take the eyes away from the art the mind experiences change.

"You mean to stand for your vows, but the right woman at the weakest moment knows what she knows." - Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories (Nov. 29, 2016) 

"... naked beneath her black gown. The hidden pleasure increases knowing it is your woman with the surprise, the secret of her being with you as a gift of soul. This is the root of soul, the core of unity in marriage, as a husband feels matrimony." ~ Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories  

"naked glimpse into an assembly of thoughts about self, 

the decline or exaltation of being." 

- dawn wolf, keeper of stories 

12/31/16

"Man can resist what he has never had, yearn for what he does not need, and man can fall into traps that appear otherwise. The scent of certain women lessens internal strength, and is smug enough to believe in its power over an ideal of purity. Advise in ideals is to resist the devil and he shall flee from you has no validity in a person unpracticed in developing his/her intellect, deepening the soul's convictions, or acquainted with death, in the sense of dissolving illusions. Otherwise, it is a quaint saying. . ." ~ Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories 12/10/18 

bare foot, Sara Forestier.

Demi Rose. "

Water is the sacredness of womanhood!" 

A dark immortal need not be fierce, or scary. She be gentle, but dangerous when pierced by evil. 

- Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories 6.19.16