Black Goddess Legacy of the Sacred Feminine is a unique collection of “Black” female spirituality throughout history, religion, and mythology. Black Goddess Legacy is now available in Hardcover, Paperback, and Kindle editions.
The book itself is a rare collection of lost, forgotten, and whitewashed Mother Goddess history, mythology, symbols, numbers, and astrological correspondences for more than 36 major Goddesses, including: Aphrodite, Isis, Oya, Oshun, Yemonja, and Pele, to name but a few.
Black Goddess Legacy was written to educate, inspire, empower, and restore the lost and forgotten spiritual paradigms of so-called “Black” women, and to help counteract violent, negative stereotypes, and hyper-sexualized portrayals of “Black” women in the media.
A brief introduction
About the Author
HERO Keith D. Young is the author, artist and historical investigator of Black Goddess Legacy of the Sacred Feminine. His work began with his desire to find the “missing” Mother Goddess, which he felt had been erased from the religions of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. After years of diligent research, the Author was able to uncover the lost , and whitewashed history of the Mother Goddess in religious texts, mythology, faery tale, and folklore.
HERO’s notes and sketches from more than a decade of research became the chapters and illustrations for Black Goddess Legacy of the Sacred Feminine – a book the author hopes will educate, inspire, and empower its readers to realize their mental, physical, and spiritual, connections to the divine.