Black Madonna



A Black Madonna or Black Virgin is a statue or painting of Mary in which she is depicted with dark skin, especially those created in Europe in the medieval period or earlier. The Black Madonnas are generally found in Catholic areas. The term refers to a type of Marian statue or painting of mainly medieval origin (12C-15C), with dark or black features whose exact origins are not always easy to determine. The statues are mostly wooden but occasionally stone, often painted and up to 75 cm (30 in) tall. They fall into two main groups: free-standing upright figures and seated figures on a throne. The pictures are usually icons which are Byzantine in style, often made in 13th or 14th century Italy. There are about 450–500 Black Madonnas in Europe, depending on how they are classified. There are at least 180 Vierges Noires in France, and there are hundreds of non-medieval copies as well. Some are in museums, but most are in churches or shrines and are venerated by devotees. A few are associated with miracles and attract substantial numbers of pilgrims.

Black Madonna Network
The Dark Mother gestalt forms itself into a complex field on the planet called the Black Madonna Network which is held together by the Vatican’s control over Lunar Female Demonic Forces in the 5D gate. The epicenter of the Black Madonna Network is the Austro-Hungarian Empire which includes; Austria, Hungary, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Croatia, Czech Republic, Italy, Poland and Romania.

The reclamation of Cosmic Mother Rainbow Dragon and her solar daughter Christ Mary's sophianic body parts continue with Guardian Host gridwork projects. See Solar Feminine Christ. See Solar Feminine Christ, Triple Solar Goddess and |Black Madonna List.