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The Black Madonna is "coded" in the Muslim Kaaba in Mecca. This "magic rock" fell from the sky like the goddess Diana from Ephesus (see The Acts of the Apostles 19:35). The worship of this "black rock" predates Islam by a thousand years or so.

**Late to watch this ** Just came across this video and your channel. I think your haircut is SUPER CUTE! I’m 41 and I think looking cool is subjective. If YOU THINK you look cool, you are. No matter what age 🖤😉

i hope 2025 is the year of a divine feminine revolution

So she created child, then abandoned said child, said child created a universe of his own fill of pain. Yet that child is blamed for all the pain in the universe, because he was abandoned with no representation of love.

It’s crazy to think how many tarot videos are out there with hella views, but there are so few videos on ethics with few views.

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When she means virgin she’s never been loved her heart is virgin

Extremely well said! Blessed Be. 😇❤️

This has been one of my favorite episodes thus far. I’ve been thinking about the same topic, especially in regard to how many superhero movies there have been. To me, it feels like a collective waiting to be saved. As if there are so few that have the power to change things. To Mariana’s point, ultimately, we’re all the same and maybe there’s power in that rather than in the division between us vs other. Like Christina said, it is a part of the collective that is the loudest, its scream at us in our faces. It can be very overwhelming. I never thought about zombies representing this fear of mindlessness, mostly because I hate scary/horror movies. It’s so much more intriguing analyzing it from this perspective, though. You guys have created something truly rich and beautiful with this podcast. Thank you.

Wow!! Thank you so much for bringing all this information in such a comprehensive and clear video <3 I would love to receive the reading list. Where can I find it?

Good stuff babe. Your going places

wow the way you put it and you brought so much information

The Christians stole her

That should not be here it should be she everything should be she is divine mother she's a representation of the Divine mother not the father they changed those words to fit their monotheistic male God

I am PROUD of this video and extremely happy to have found your channel today. I have said it many times in the past, when the world becomes a truly better place, Patriarchy will no longer exist.

I am a few years late, but I thank you❤

Lmao there’s no way my name is Mariana too 💀

Great stuff. Will help me creating more realistic female characters in my own writing.

During meditation in 2012 Mary Magdalena started coming to me. I was severely ill and she helped me heal over several years. Especially with sound alchemy and rose quartz. She is still with me as my guide🌹 In 2020 I was shown the name Sophia Alila. A voice offered me to take that name. I was told the meaning of the name. Wisdom Balance. A few months later a very close friend showed me the book «The Sophia Code». It gave me full body chills. I dived into the living transmissionof 12 feminine Ascended Masters in «The Sophia Code». What a journey remembering and integrating the Divine Feminine is❤✨

THANK YOU. I feel like I am one, but the thought freightens me. I'm terrified of the superstitions!!! I prefer to say Light worker!!!

I had a question and asked Chat GPT: Is the Black Madonna and La Madama the same? ChatGPT said: ChatGPT The Black Madonna and La Madama are not the same, though both refer to depictions of the Virgin Mary, and there may be some overlap depending on the context. Black Madonna: This term refers to statues or images of the Virgin Mary that are characterized by their dark or black skin tone. These images are found across various cultures, especially in Europe, and are typically associated with miraculous or revered sites. The dark skin is often interpreted symbolically in different ways, such as a representation of the divine, a connection to the earth, or a marker of local or historical context. Famous examples of Black Madonnas include those at Montserrat in Spain, Czestochowa in Poland, and many others. Some of these statues are believed to have miraculous powers. La Madama: This term, particularly in Italy, can refer to a specific type of image of the Virgin Mary, sometimes with an emphasis on her maternal and protective qualities. In some Italian dialects, Madama can also refer to a lady or noblewoman, and the term may carry regional cultural connotations. The specific term La Madama could also refer to various folk traditions and local depictions of the Virgin Mary, which could be influenced by or confused with the idea of the Black Madonna depending on regional practices. In summary, while La Madama could refer to a general depiction of the Virgin Mary, it does not necessarily refer to the same thing as the Black Madonna, which is specifically characterized by the Virgin Mary's dark skin in certain images or statues.

This is compelte deception

None of those books were part of the canon because they have been proven to be forgeries and late writings, and they contradict the Bible story. She was not a disciple of Christ, nor any other woman, for obvious reasons. It's all gnosis, which is heresy. The gospel of Mary Magdalene is just another false gospel. The disciple that Jesus loved the most was John, which is why he is referred to as John the Beloved. It is more of the devil's deception, read the entire Bible, and Jewish first-century culture and you will see that God never intended for women to be priests, only men, women are easily deceived by their emotions, and matriarchy has never existed, even the rare occasions that women were the leaders, men still ran the government and once the women was dead, it was not repeated, more false feminine narrative.

Listened on Spotify but came to say thank you two so much for what you do. Truly something special. Well wishes 🤍🍂

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I am just starting my journey. I would love some recommendations, you are literally my first search of what's it's like to be a mystic. The full moon last night I believe lead me here.

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if you purify the lifht, you inevitaly also purify the dark. if you want to weaken the dark, you have to unify it with the light.

You talked about pollution, and you connected the ecological destruction of the last 2-3 centuries with patriarchy, and assuming that the feminine spirit will promote respect to environment etc. What causes the pollution, and the factories that produce products and the intrusive agriculture that stresses the earth? Greed and the lust for wealth and power? Why do men want wealth and become greedy? What do they want to achieve? Access to women maybe? To ensure that they will be able t marry a beautiful woman? Why men have associated acquiring wealth with a good marriage? Maybe because women are the ones that seek rich powerful men with status and power? If women did not reward those greedy men . then men would not try to acquire much wealth or power. Imagine a world that ALL women would prefer the poor organic farmer that respects the planet, over the selfish farmer that does not hesitate to use poisonous pesticides and dangerous fertilizers that pollute the rivers. Imagine a world that women were not so materialistic , and NO woman on the whole planet desired a Lui Vitton bag, nor any jewellery , nor cruises with expensive yachts (how much pollution is produced to built and operate such a yacht?). A world that ALL women would mock and laugh with any man that has a ferrari or a lamborgini, and they would publicly humiliate him, for daring to pollute the environment with his silly adult-toys , cars etc. A world that such a man (with his expensive car that consumes so much energy to build and operate) could not even get a girlfriend (and of course not get married). I do not see patriarchy to have anything to do with all these things. Is patriarch somehow preventing women from getting into that direction that I just described?

thank you, very well done

The Sacred Human Journey: A Rite of Passage into Wholeness and Renewal Introduction: The Call to Become Fully Alive Life is not a random series of events-it is a sacred invitation to awaken, to embrace its paradoxes, and to walk a path of profound transformation. The human journey is not merely about survival; it is about becoming fully alive, engaging with the depths of existence, and answering the call to wholeness. This journey is more than personal; it is a sacrament to the sacred, to humanity, to Nature, and to the Kosmos. It asks us to navigate the opera of life-Drama, Romance, Comedy, and Tragedy-while enduring the paradoxes of joyful sorrows and sorrowful joys. It is a path of integration and individuation, calling us to harmonize the fragmented pieces of ourselves and to rise toward the highest virtuous good. Like an Odyssey or a Grail Quest, it is a rite of passage: an initiation into the mystery of life, where trials become thresholds and wounds transform into wisdom. This sacred journey demands that we not only transform ourselves but that we become agents of renewal for a world longing for wholeness and vitality. Breaking Open: The Rite of Passage and Sacred Initiation At its essence, the human journey is a rite of passage. Life dismantles the walls we build to protect ourselves, breaking us open and exposing us to the raw, sacred truth of existence. The slings and arrows we endure are not punishments but sacred initiations-thresholds that demand courage, resilience, and the willingness to face the unknown. This breaking open is not destruction for its own sake but a dismantling of illusions that reveals the deeper reality of who we are. In the ancient rites of passage, individuals were separated from the familiar, stripped of their old identities, and thrust into the unknown. It is through this crucible of experience that transformation occurs, forging us into something greater than we were before. Life’s paradoxes-its sorrowful joys and joyful sorrows-are not obstacles to overcome but invitations to grow. They teach us that suffering and beauty, loss and love, are inseparable. By embracing these paradoxes, we begin to integrate the fragmented pieces of our being and unlock the potential for true wholeness. Descent into Depth: Discovering the Grail Within The journey demands that we descend into the depths of our inner world, where the true work of transformation begins. Like Odysseus braving the unknown seas or the Grail Knights seeking the divine, we are called to confront our shadows, fears, and forgotten potentials. This descent is not about escape but about discovery. The depths hold the Grail within-our true Self, the unity of our being, and our connection to the sacred. In this sacred quest, we realize that the wasteland of the world is mirrored within us. By healing our inner fragmentation, we bring life and balance back to the outer world. The journey into depth mirrors the mythic quest for purpose and meaning. It asks us to move beyond the surface of life and into its essence, where we encounter the sacred rhythms of Nature, humanity, and the Kosmos. What we find in this descent is not just for us-it is the medicine the world needs. Rising Toward the Highest Virtuous Good The journey reaches its apex when transformation moves beyond the personal and into service. The purpose of this rite of passage is not merely to heal ourselves but to align with the highest virtuous good-to serve humanity, Nature, and the Kosmos by embodying love, wisdom, and compassion. This is the path of the hero or heroine: to return from the journey bearing gifts for the world. By facing our trials and integrating our shadows, we awaken to our capacity to heal the wasteland. The wasteland-whether within or around us-represents the disconnection and imbalance of our time. To revitalize it, we must bring back vitality from our inner journey, offering the world the fruits of our transformation. The highest good is not an abstract ideal; it is a way of being. It is the embodiment of the sacred, the living expression of wholeness, and the active participation in the renewal of life itself. Becoming the Medicine: Healing the Wasteland By completing the rite of passage, we become not just healed individuals but medicine for the world. The wasteland-a symbol of the fragmentation of humanity, the degradation of Nature, and the loss of the sacred-calls out for renewal. Through our transformation, we bring vitality, balance, and harmony back to the greater whole. Becoming the medicine means embodying the wisdom gained from our journey. It means living in alignment with the sacred rhythms of life and offering ourselves in service to the healing of the world. This is not a passive role; it is an active, vital force that restores connection and fosters wholeness in every sphere of existence. This stage of the journey reminds us that our individual paths are inseparable from the collective. To heal ourselves is to heal humanity; to honor Nature is to honor the Kosmos. By becoming the medicine, we fulfill our sacred purpose and participate in the rebirth of a world that is waiting to remember itself. Conclusion: Returning Home to the Sacred Rhythm of Life The human journey is a sacred rite of passage-a sacrament of transformation that calls us into the fullness of life. It asks us to descend into the depths, rise toward the highest good, and return to the world as agents of renewal. It is a path that requires courage, humility, and devotion, but it offers the ultimate gift: the chance to become fully alive and to contribute to the healing of a fragmented world. To walk this path is to embrace life as sacred, to see every wound as a doorway, and to understand that our trials are not meaningless but part of a larger, divine rhythm. This journey is nothing less than the alchemy of the soul-the transformation of suffering into wisdom, despair into hope, and fragmentation into unity. In the end, the journey is not just about finding meaning-it is about becoming meaning. It is about embodying the sacred, living in alignment with the Kosmos, and bringing vitality to a world longing for balance. Through this sacred rite of passage, we awaken to our true nature as stewards of life, and we return home-not just to ourselves, but to the sacred rhythm of existence itself.

You are correct about the rise of patriarchy at the onset of the agricultural revolution. But this imagined feminine worship is unprovable because it’s lost to history. The evidence that does exist, like the Venus of Villendorf, is ambiguous but most interpret it as a fertility figure. That kinda sits at odds with the idea of matriarchal control over reproductive “rights”. The ability to control reproduction is a result of technology I.e. The Pill. That was created by a patriarchy. In fact almost all of our technology was invented by patriarchy, including those technologies that have enabled women to have a more level playing field. In fact it can be well argued that civilization has never existed without patriarchy and perhaps they are mutual inclusive.

Jesus is the only way to God..

Yes! Inspiring 🎉 There is movie, Latcho Drom, that has a genuine ceremony with the Black Madonna. ❤

Delightfully helpful 🎉. ❤

I find myself drawn to Scandinavian witchcraft and shamanism (Trolldom, Galdr, and Seiðr) and I have learned why. I have Swedish and Danish ancestry and some of my Danish ancestors had ties to Iceland so I also practice some Icelandic witchcraft.

Thank you for your beautiful videos sister!! I watched your Sofia video a couple years ago or last year and was so transformative!! I also had a HUGE BLACK snake come into my meditation and house and was in my closet and went into the kitchen were I had your video up!! And was making notes....The divine Feminine Energy!! Kundalini awakening and so funny!! I got a video of her!! Lol Love you and bless you sister! 🌹🕊️🔯♀️

Empress. You are divine womanhood.

Thnak you so much...i so detest the whitewashing.

You could also bind your hands and feet and jump into a lake and if you float your a witch if you don’t your not a witch (that’s a true way people would figure out if your a witch or not)

Is Marduk Yahweh or Yahweh son

You are amazing - I hope you have more solo videos talking about what inspires your own thoughts. They come from such an honest place. Love watching what uve put out! Thank you. 😊

3:22 A spot on way to describe the insanity of the "reason" in patriarchy.

trump s back ! Where are women now ? Get current !

Thank you for the information. It makes a lot more sense now!

so is it like therapy plus spirituality? i like it

Really hard to focus on what you’re saying with whatever is going on in the sound in the background ngl

Someone commented that this is missing the core point of 'return to one's community of more use than at the outset.' and 'the Heroine's journey that doesn't teach this part' is a waste of time. But it seems to me that the start point for girls/women is that your usefulness to 'home' is just a given. That part doesn't have to be learnt, you can just blindly follow the 'rules for girls' forever. Learn a few skills but never change. OR you can reassess the HOW, learn that home isn't always inherently good (the dark side or care), go find your personal values and personal agency, see how care is done elsewhere, integrate that into self and learn how to teach it, embody it, and rewrite the house rules as a grown-up. Eventually to become more connected and powerful as a whole group. I'm curious - is this how you see the lesson? is it a core aspect to have a desire to shake things up at home? Finding a god-mask linked that gentler safe space of home/community? as well as the more personal scope of the healing inner child by growing a wise loving inner parent type inner work. A useful skill to help others heal too A leader essentially, but with a different flavour to the hero, who comes back to a little less of the implied follow-up homework, 'house-work', or less implied 'nursing' of people's wellbeing. Changing a family culture or healing pain points in society takes a lot of work, more than telling a few tales of conquest. And might require becoming a heretic to transform home. Or more intuitive change-agents, holding space where we choose to grow together because it feels better, safer, more caring, more joyful, closer to gods... Where as the hero-man is about rearranging the outer world and just coming back to appreciate the safe home that already exists? Obviously both can be true, depending on personality, context, age, existing wisdom etc... Integrating heart, mind, body soul as a whole-self, and coming back with new knowledge could also be a right brain/ left brain thing? I like Hazel of Betwixt channel's non-gendered take on this. She outlines several types of 'journeys' to take based on life stage/experience etc. that draws on both inner and outer aspects.

Hi. Thanks for your video. I really appreciated it. I am currently on a journey towards the divine feminine, and have come across the most ancient greek book "The Golden Ass", by Lucius that describes the initiation into the mystery of the divine feminine, as the only source existing for initiation into the divine feminine, the goddess of Isis, who is to be believed to be the mother of all feminine archetypes...its really worth a study... but yes christianity wiped her out... but lets revive her... thanx again...

Yeshua was black