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“I am apart of the group of wild ones, us women who speak to the moon.
We crave passion, live with wide open hearts and we wear our hearts on ur sleeves too.
Often told we are too much, but taming our spirit isn’t something we’ll ever do.
Love us as we are, we create our own rules.”
― Nikki Rowe

“Those who have never known pain or adversity are as shallow as the waves lapping on the shore."

"And what is wrong with being shallow?" I'd asked him.

"What lies beneath the surface of shallow waters? Nothing. It's only when you go deeper that the ocean comes alive. The deeper you go, the more mysteries and surprises await.”
― Mara Rutherford, Crown of Coral and Pearl

“There are a lot of fleeting moments in life, and it’s always those small encounters that touch the fucking core. It changes you in subtle yet apparent ways. There was before them, but after them will come with a fight to forget that little moment that change your entire life.”
― Nikki Rowe

“The depth of life is found in the breadth of living.”
― Richie Norton

“You are the one I didn’t see coming, the one I barely asked for. Heck I never even pictured it to be you, but it’s been you since we met.
Doing another lifetime, side by side, again.”
― Nikki rowe

“I’ll gift you with feelings you didn’t know where there, that’s the pleasure of crossing paths with a mystic.”
― Nikki rowe

“It is the hardships you face in life that produce sensual depth and evoke your creative genius.”
― Lebo Grand

“She is like magic,
completely untouchable.
Only those aligned with themselves,
know the secret to still feeling her.”
― Nikki rowe

“It is in the act of admitting our weaknesses that we are showing our strength.”
― Craig D. Lounsbrough

“I like the open minded, the old souls, lived through, the almost worn out warriors who walk this earth. They have stories that interest me, i couldn't care less for this modern era of rushing so fast with nowhere to go. Give me depth and meaning and a life worth writing about, and i'll prop a pillow and call it an arvo.”
― Nikki rowe

“Happiness is a strange thing; even when it's a deep happiness and makes you see everything in a soft glowy light. It's like this cloak that you wear so you only see the good parts on top of the soil. But then you can't forget that the soil is where the roots are. You can be happy for so long looking at all the roses, that you start to miss what it felt like to be curled amongst their roots, entwined within the warmth of the damp dirt, roots wrapped around your limbs. You can begin to forget that depth. You can begin to forget who you are. Maybe happiness isn't any better; maybe it's just something we do to make the days brighter. Like a lamp post. But lamp posts drown out the stars, you see.”
― C. JoyBell C.

“The light bearers know deep pains,
Their gift is transcending a loss to a gain.”
― Nikki Rowe

“I have never been certain of much, but I was so certain of you. The mind plays tricks like that but the heart doesn’t speak anything but truth.
Maybe this life, just isn’t our time but I Thank you deeply for stopping on by.”
― Nikki Rowe

“Gaining sexual skills is not the solution to the quest for “moreness.”
― Lebo Grand

“It is unfortunate to say, but someone has to voice the pain, the struggle, the real and the lived through. You can thank the artists, poets, musicians for that - our stories may bleed sorrow but what we create seems to always hit right down to the core, the places many fear to tread, the soul. We give meaning for the scars.”
― Nikki rowe

“I am truly happy for people who have depth and can see beyond the present not spiritually now but in terms of process and knowing that anything and everything good must take time.

I am truly happy for people who know that you must sow before reaping.

I am truly happy for people who know that you must count 1 before 2.

I went to an organization today and spent most part of my time there.

I watched this organization grow and also recruited for them apart from using the place as set for OMA LIVING SHOW.

They were occupying a small space in one of the phase 2 districts in Abuja...
Today, they are occupying a big edifice all by themselves and to say I am proud of them is an understatement.

I am happy for the team members and staff who did not run away because of SMALL SALARY like most of us will call it.
They have been there and growing with the company.

They will be called LUCKY for having this job by the same people who carry shoulders up and quote things like; “I KNOW MY WORTH, I can’t work for less than 1 million Naira per second��...
They will be called lucky by those who sit and complain about unemployment day in day out while rejecting every job offer on account of the most flimsy and watery reasons...

But I will always say it...
Nobody is lucky!

Some people simply decided to face reality and abide by certain principles.

Many authentic beginnings are small...
But most don’t know it because they want to make it overnight!

But I am happy at the revolution that is happening.
This is a good time to embrace process.

Start building today.”
― Marilyn Oma Anona

“I’ve heard a lot of ladies say they want a guy who is good in bed (No, I don’t mean a guy who doesn’t snore), but I’m talking about a guy with sexual skills. I asked myself why skill is so important and the realization I came to was that it is proportional to sensuality. Essentially, skill predetermines the quality of both the journey and the destination, if you know what I mean.

Many people have a desire for MORE or to go DEEPER, but their biggest limitation is in the area of skill. This reminds me of a story I heard of a boy who was sitting by the piano trying to create some music. He became frustrated with himself as he couldn’t play, but the desire to play and create music was there burning strong within him. Someone saw him in a dejected spirit and asked why he was distressed. The boy replied, “I can feel music in me but when I try to play it on the piano, I can’t get my hands right.��

You see, there was a lot of sensual energy burning inside the boy, but his skill level was not proportional to that sensual energy. This confirms one of my usual sayings: when you know you were designed to be sensual, YOUR POTENTIAL HAUNTS YOU. And that’s the dilemma most people are facing in life and in their relationships today. Our sensuality is haunting us because it wants to fully express itself through our bodies, gifts and talents, but our skills are underdeveloped.

One guy asked me, so does it mean we should go out there and sleep with as many girls as possible so we can develop our sexual skills? I responded, “There’s a huge difference between gaining sexual skills and gaining sensual skills.�� Most people are obsessed with gaining sexual skills. That’s why porn is a billion dollar industry. But porn, in my opinion, doesn’t teach sensuality, not even a little bit. If anything, it teaches anti-sensuality.

GAINING SEXUAL SKILLS IS NOT THE SOLUTION TO THE QUEST FOR “MORENESS.�� (Read that again). Some people assume my business is sexual. It’s not. My business is sensual. I call people into a sensual space which is a far more exciting than any sexual skill they can ever acquire.”
― Lebo Grand

“Gaining sexual skills is not the solution to the quest for moreness.”
― Lebo Grand

“Sensuality is a temple. Enter with total surrender or not at all.”
― Lebo Grand

“Whenever you come back into my life, everything snaps back into focus. Like it has some sort of meaning again, a purpose.”
― Nikki rowe

“Your sensuality is a sacred calling into the deep. If it doesn’t haunt you, you will never awaken to your fullest potential.”
― Lebo Grand

“I've been fed to the wolves, my soul experiencing near death so many times.
Having a little hardship is a far easier path than being completely fucked by life.
But these words, these goddamm words save me everytime. A little slice of poetic notion, a little reminder in pain there is life.”
― Nikki Rowe

“Sex is cheap as everyone can have it. The real value lies in sensuality. But sensuality is a challenging thing because it is predicted on one's soul journey to self discovery. Look back at your life. The quality of your journey determines the degree or depth of your sensuality.”
― Lebo Grand

“We all have our own sole purpuse for this existence. I can't be everything, even if i dabble between all the crafts that shape me. I can be the expressive queen i am though, crumbling all the comfort zones this world has tried to build to stop the evolution of my spirit. One day i am a calm breeze, the next i am a wild hurricaine - i am so deeply passionate, you'll feel me without a single hello.”
― Nikki rowe

“Creativity lives at the crossroads of breadth and depth.��”
― Richie Norton

“Look at both the top and bottom of the world to get to know the world well; wander on the surface, but also dive deep! The best way to get to know something is to look at both the visible and the invisible parts of it!”
― Mehmet Murat ildan

“Drunk on dreams, I fell in love with the natural high.”
― Nikki Rowe

“Some people assume my business is sexual. It’s not. My business is sensual. I call people into a sensual space which is a far more exciting than any sexual skill they can ever acquire.”
― Lebo Grand

“But now, discontinuity ruled. Yesterday meant nothing and could not help you build tomorrow. Life had become a series of vanishing photographs, posted every day, gone the next. One had no story anymore. Character, narrative, history, were all dead. Only the flat caricature of the instant remained, and that was what one was judged by. To have lived long enough to witness the replacement of the depth of her chosen world's culture by its surfaces was a sad thing.”
― Salman Rushdie, Quichotte

“Sensuality is the portal through which God permeates every aspect of our beings so He can express His absolute beauty, passion and depth through us.”
― Lebo Grand