Christ our Black Mother Speaks
An 84-page, full color collection of art, essays, questions and practices to deepen our connection to the Dark Divine Feminine.
From the Preface:
Our conditioning has taught us to automatically perceive femininity as untrustworthy and blackness as dirty. So, black femininity is perceived as wholly unholy.
There’s something very evil about the way black women in particular are perceived as distant from the Divine. It brings to mind the Jezebel stereotype, the idea that black women are lascivious by nature, which has long plagued black women... [and] continues to thrive today...
In this volume of essays, I turn toward images of Christ on the cross. As I continue my exploration of the wholly holy female face of God, I ask a deeper question.
What does God’s femaleness and blackness practically mean for my particular black female experience?
And what does God’s femaleness and blackness practically mean for all of us?
This deepening resource, which includes recommended reflection questions and interfaith spiritual practices, is a wonderful tool for personal and/or community exploration. So don't forget to purchase copies for your friends!
An 84-page, full color collection of art, essays, questions and practices to deepen our connection to the Dark Divine Feminine.
From the Preface:
Our conditioning has taught us to automatically perceive femininity as untrustworthy and blackness as dirty. So, black femininity is perceived as wholly unholy.
There’s something very evil about the way black women in particular are perceived as distant from the Divine. It brings to mind the Jezebel stereotype, the idea that black women are lascivious by nature, which has long plagued black women... [and] continues to thrive today...
In this volume of essays, I turn toward images of Christ on the cross. As I continue my exploration of the wholly holy female face of God, I ask a deeper question.
What does God’s femaleness and blackness practically mean for my particular black female experience?
And what does God’s femaleness and blackness practically mean for all of us?
This deepening resource, which includes recommended reflection questions and interfaith spiritual practices, is a wonderful tool for personal and/or community exploration. So don't forget to purchase copies for your friends!
An 84-page, full color collection of art, essays, questions and practices to deepen our connection to the Dark Divine Feminine.
From the Preface:
Our conditioning has taught us to automatically perceive femininity as untrustworthy and blackness as dirty. So, black femininity is perceived as wholly unholy.
There’s something very evil about the way black women in particular are perceived as distant from the Divine. It brings to mind the Jezebel stereotype, the idea that black women are lascivious by nature, which has long plagued black women... [and] continues to thrive today...
In this volume of essays, I turn toward images of Christ on the cross. As I continue my exploration of the wholly holy female face of God, I ask a deeper question.
What does God’s femaleness and blackness practically mean for my particular black female experience?
And what does God’s femaleness and blackness practically mean for all of us?
This deepening resource, which includes recommended reflection questions and interfaith spiritual practices, is a wonderful tool for personal and/or community exploration. So don't forget to purchase copies for your friends!
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