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African Goddesses
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Black Virgin Statues

Of the more than 500 Black Madonnas or Black Virgins scattered throughout Europe, many are associated with miraculous powers of healing and protection.

Black Madonna of Cleremont-Ferrand: The Lost Madonna

Black Madonna Le Puy: Maid, Mother, Crone

Black Madonna des Neiges : Our Lady of the Snow

Black Madonna of Marsat: Valley of Waters 

Black Madonna of Einseideln: Lady of Dark Forest (Switzerland)

Black Madonna of Rocamadour: Freedom

Black Madonna de Sous Terra: Magical Virgin

Black Spiral Goddess: Subconscious

Lunar Madonna: Women's moon cycles

Oshun: Beauty & Sensuality

Oya of Winds: Goddess who embraces change

Yemaya: African Ocean Goddess in both Black and White Images

Dakini: potentiality and creativity Goddess

Tara: White Most important female diety

Tara: Green Most important female diety

Prajnaparamita: Female Buddha

Zazen Buddha: Peaceful Contemplation

Anahita: Lioness Lady of the Beasts

Ishtar : offers good omens and prosperity

Brigid, Bride, Brigitte, Bridey, Brigantia: Springs, Wells and Poetry

Ceridwen: Mother of Grain and Inspiration

Danu: Flowing Goddess of Abundance

Epona: Pets, Horses

Freya: Beauty, Death, Labor

Morrigan: Great Phantom Queen

Rhiannon - Epona: Pets, Horses

Kwan Yin: Compassion

Black Madonnas: European icons

Mary Magdalene: Disciple or Spouse?

Sophia: Holy Wisdom; Female God or Holy Spirit

Madonnas: pre-Christian image of the Virgin

Mary or Virgin Mary: Mother of Jesus

Anubis: jackal-headed god of the dead-mummification

Bast or Bastet Cat Goddess: Music, Dancing & Joy

Heket: Frog Goddess who fashions child in womb/ midwife

Hathor: Childbirth, Pleasure, Royal Succession, Drumming

Isis Products: Protection, Light, Motherhood

Maat: Justice  for All; Brings Balance to the Seeker

Nekhbet: Vulture Goddess

Nile Goddess: Moon Goddess

Nut-Nuit: Goddess of the Night Sky

Sekhmet: Magic, Healing

Taweret (Tauret): Fertility Great Mother Goddess

Aphrodite: Love/Beauty

Athena: Warrior

Ariadne: Snake Goddess; Renewal, Regeneration

Astarte: Fertility; Animals

Cupid and Psyche:God of love; mortal beauty

Cybele with Drum: Deified Earth

Demeter: Agriculture/Mother-Daughter bond

Diana / Artemis: Wild Things, Wild Places

Dictynna Statue: Lesbian Goddess of Crete

Flora: Roman Goddess of Flowers

Fortuna: Roman Goddess of Luck and Riches

Ganymeda: See Hebe

Hebe / Juventas: Youth, Spring, Young Brides

Hecate: Transformation; Triple Goddess

Hestia/Vesta: Home & Hearth

Mars and Venus: Enlightened male-female balance

Moheno Daro Goddess: Harvest, Revered Feminine

Nike: Goddess of Triumph riding Chariot

Nike: Goddess of Victory with Torch

Pan: God of the woodland satyrs

Persephone: Queen of the Underworld

Pomona: Goddess of growth, abundance and harvest

Sophia: Holy Wisdom; Female God or Holy Spirit

Turriga: Sicilian Fertility Goddess

Themis: Greek Goddess of Justice, also Justicia or Justitia

Venus: Beauty & Grace

Ganesh: (God not Goddess) Removes Obstacles

Kali: Tranformation

Laxshmi: Prosperity

Shiva/Shakti: Sexuality

Saraswati or Sarasvati:  Intelligence, Speech, Music, Art, Poetry, Creativity

Durga: Protector of Earth

Dictynna Statue: Lesbian Labrys Goddess