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Black

We can underline, for release work, concepts that evoke emotions in us or that we associate positively. We can also bring out those that we live out in our everyday lives. They all share the same root — blackness.

Black thoughts.

Black moods.

Black humour.

Black uniforms, black clothing, black suits, black garters, black combat boots.

Black jewellery, black ornaments.

Working off the books.

Black mourning.

Black energies.

Blacklist.

Black magic.

Black tantra.

Black Kali, the Black Madonna.

Black magician.

Black cat.

Black meditation.

A black fate.

Old Maid (Black Peter).

Black death.

Black book.

Black forest.

Black field.

Spell.

Black September.

Black Monday, black weekend.

Black September.

Black Mass.

Playing “the Black Man.”

Black eyes.

Black Hundred.

Black procession.

Black day.

Black night.

Black power.

Black vehicle — hearse (the black Volga).

Black night.

Dirty work.

Black widow.

Black mamba.

Black palate.

Black knight.

Black Mountain.

Black market deal.

Black glasses.

Black sheep.

Black character.

Pessimism.

Black prayer.

Black ingratitude.

Black abyss.

Black despair.

Dark horse.

Black clouds.

Black troops, ninjas, tank crews.

The black masses — a crowd of common people (Henryk Sienkiewicz, With Fire and Sword).

A black trail of misfortunes.

Black soup.

Chernobyl.

In India and China, snowy white is the colour of mourning and misfortune.

After becoming aware of the connection between “blackness” and my own being, for two years I removed from my home and my life everything connected with black in the material world. I went through my wardrobes and threw away all black shoes, socks, suits, coats, and similar things.

It was a symbolic gesture—for I am a being of God’s light.

[One of the deliverance prayers concerning blackness and darkness – Link]

[Link to the text “Beings of God’s Light”]

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s_majda writes:
26/03/2011 at 23:50 (Edit)

The symbolism of black is particularly evident in matters of the „ultimate.” Black is also the colour of mourning.


2011-03-26 14:16 – Wisieńka (f)

„Radiesthetic black is a vibration with a negative spin (a type of polarity), opposite to the positive (+) energetic system of the human being. As a result, these energies neutralize one another. It creates around our being a kind of energetic shell or cocoon, separating us from positive, stimulating external cosmic vibrations, while at the same time acting as a kind of receiving antenna for negative, manipulative vibrations. Internally, however, it acts as a 'disturber’ of the spirit’s vibrations by introducing fear, anxiety and apprehension.”


2011-03-26 13:57 – Sławomir Majda (m)

People who praise and usually wear black clothing often carry unresolved karma. The colour black is a legacy of Satanism, and now:

  • Until relatively recently, a soldier who killed with a sword, bow, etc., did it with his own hands. In most cases, he literally disembowelled another person. Satanism—it’s almost self-evident. Black rather than rainbow colours.
  • An SS man, with his favourite black uniform, was likewise a soldier bearing exceptionally negative karma as a mass murderer.
  • The colour black is also a legacy of black magic. Most SS men also wore black cloaks with capes and black uniforms.
  • Abortion is also a form of Satanism—it is taking the life of another being.

2011-03-26 13:06 – Daras (m)

I’m not a dowser, but I’ve heard that black is colour zero—a neutral colour, I suppose. So a white bra means a superwoman then? 🙂


2011-03-26 12:41 – Lynd Seagull (m)

According to Tarczyński’s psychology of clothing (I studied it for a long time, and it’s remarkably accurate), black represents distance, isolation and independence. It means that problems are visible, but the person does not want to seek help from others.

(Of course, this is the message a person wants to send. It doesn’t necessarily mean that this is what they are really like—it is simply what they choose to emphasize.)


2011-03-26 12:23 – BlueBlondi (f)

Wisieńka,

I have good news. I typed the same phrase into Google and found this:

„Black – a universal colour, sometimes regarded as mysterious (it encourages isolation). It has protective qualities and promotes a sense of support from both outside and within. It is often chosen by people who are composed or simply self-confident and who hold well-defined worldviews. It is also frequently used by people who are still searching and putting their values in order.”

So black isn’t quite as black as people paint it.


2011-03-26 11:05 – Sławomir Majda (m)

Let’s see whether we can associate burden patterns with the subject of a black bra.

  • A woman’s breast is associated both with sexuality and with feeding a child.
  • Energetic blackness in the breast may indicate problems, for example with the mammary glands, or perhaps cancer.
  • Surgical removal of a breast usually takes place as a result of a serious illness.
  • Abortion, as I already know, and as has been described in these patterns, results in „the loss of feminine dignity and the right to bear (and nurse) children.” In such a situation, there is no longer any need for:
    a) ovaries
    b) the man who fathered the removed child
    c) breasts. After all, for what purpose?

2011-03-25 11:11 – Daras (m)

Some people even get sick if they wear the wrong colour. 🙂


2011-03-25 10:39 – Olga Paulina (f)

I really like black in very simple Zen-inspired cuts or abstract designs, and I wear clothes like that myself. I went through almost a year-long phase of wearing intense colours, but now I’ve become much more subdued, almost unnoticed as far as colours are concerned. These days I focus on the cut, while the colours are, well… shades of grey, beige, black, white too—although for me white feels a bit too harsh at the moment, so rather ecru, calm greens, gentle sandy shades. Maybe I’m calming myself down.


2011-03-24 17:53 – Daras (m)

I wear either white or black. So that makes me better than Sai or JKP (at least when I’m dressed in white), and not in yellow—maybe those people have gallbladder problems. 🙂


2011-03-24 15:47 – Sławomir Majda (m)

Leaving aside his idolatry, Sai Baba is very illuminated, which means, among other things, the absence of blackness in his lower bodies. Because of this, life is easier for him, just as it is for JKP. Neither of them wears black or feels drawn toward cancer, etc. They do not wear black T-shirts, trousers or shoes. There is logic in this and in the materialization of certain expectations. It reflects moving away from darkness and from lower energies.

Moreover, severe spinal injuries are connected with black energies wrapped around a given vertebra. Diseases of the gallbladder, for example, appear as darkening or blackness visible within the organ.


It is not so simple to remove black energies or black clothing from a black magician, a Satanist or an SS man.

Ivan the Terrible dressed his henchmen in black. Adolf Hitler’s boys also wore charming black uniforms. How flattering those uniforms were. Many people still long for him and for them and dream about them at night.

Strange that the public executioner usually did not wear warm rainbow colours but almost always black. Perhaps he did not want to distract the attention of his „clients,” much like the nice young men in Auschwitz.


2011-03-24 13:04 – biedronka (f)

So, in that case, most fashion designers must simply be lovers of black—some sort of cult of black.

You know, speaking esoterically, perhaps colour choice has something to do with the belief that black protects and absorbs negative energies, red burns them immediately, and white reflects them. I read something like that a loooong time ago.

And I honestly burst out laughing at the joke about the pupil of the eye.


2011-03-24 12:27 – Ewa Helena (f)

„Lovers of black.”


2011-03-24 12:22 – Wisieńka (f)

I didn’t even have to make much effort. I typed „spiritual development black clothing” into Google and clicked on the first result:

Black

„If you often choose this colour, it may mean that you are rebelling against society’s norms. You reject your own inner light and, moreover, you do not allow yourself to absorb light from outside.”

Any other lovers of black here?


2011-03-24 11:28 – Ewa Helena (f)

„There’s no point in going to extremes”—exactly.

As for people dressed in black, I don’t judge them by the colour of their clothes but by what they personally radiate. Yes, it often happens that people who carry various dark things in their minds dress in black to deepen that dark vibration, but that doesn’t mean the colour itself is somehow wrong.

As for Daniela’s black clothes, I think that was mainly for the visual composition of the videos—black is a calm colour and doesn’t distract attention (although apparently sometimes it does 😊).

Some people dress in bright and pleasant colours, yet you still can’t stand being around them for very long. Clothing colour is not what determines the „light side of the Force.”

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2011-03-24 11:21 – Wisieńka (f)

Well then, we had a good laugh.

I certainly won’t throw away my favourite purple-white-and-black plaid bra.

Still, you have to admit that people who dress in black all the time can seem a bit off-putting. I think there was a woman on the TV show A Chance for Success who always dressed that way.

But the joke about the pupil of the eye was brilliant. One point for you!

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Below is the English translation, preserving the original structure and conversational style as closely as possible.


2011-03-24 10:44 – Ewa Helena (f)

It would certainly spoil the forum’s colour composition, but I just thought it would be nice if there were an option to change the font colour.

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2011-03-24 10:25 – Ewa Helena (f)

Kornelia, I was just thinking about the letters too.

And another terrifying thing—we have this little black dot in our eye… right in the very centre of the colourful circle called the iris. Hahaha, evil has triumphed.

(Sorry, but that’s just my black—oops!—sense of humour sometimes.)

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2011-03-24 10:21 – KorneliaX (f)

Wisieńka,

The letters on Miracle are black. Sometimes I paint with black ink. Oh, that reminds me—I have a black T-shirt and a black yoga mat cover (although it has a white inscription on it ;))) and I’m sure I’d find a few more black things…

Some time ago I read—probably even on Miracle—that black clothing reflects negative energies away from its owner. True or not?

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2011-03-24 09:51 – Wisieńka (f)

It isn’t a particularly groundbreaking discovery that we are rather beings of light, so black tends to interfere and repel.

I don’t seek blackness in my life anymore. I threw away all my black clothes. Interestingly, I hadn’t paid any attention to it before, and yet the amount of black clothing in my wardrobe had been quietly increasing over time.

What does black make you think of?

Black magic.

Black humour.

Dark thoughts.

Black energies.

Black meditation.

The Black Book.

Black Mass.

Black pessimism.

Black prayer.

The black abyss.

Black despair.

Blackness…

You can try an experiment. Paint your apartment black. Black carpets, black furniture, black curtains. Add black clothes, black makeup and a black cat.

How do you think you’ll feel after living like that for a month?


2011-03-23 20:41 – Maciuś (m)

Wisieńka,

I wrote about provocation completely independently of your post. Isn’t noticing that just as childishly simple as the thing you say is so obvious?

On the other hand, seeing in the colour black what you see means perceiving precisely the dark aspect you wish to notice.

To be honest, I even had to open the Acting website to check whether you were right. In most of Daniela’s appearances she wears a black blouse. Until now I hadn’t noticed it at all! Amazing.

What always caught my attention were the colourful accents—the flowers, the brooches, the sound of the bell, and so on. That’s simply how I remembered her.


2011-03-23 18:27 – Wisieńka (f)

You misunderstood me, Maciuś.

There are so many beautiful colours. There’s no need to dress in black.

Why?

To attract suffering, illness, low and negative emotions?

This isn’t provocation—it is OBSERVATION.

For me, recognizing that someone isn’t truly convinced by what they’re saying is child’s play.

A friend tried that Acting method and says it works wonderfully.

I’m not criticizing her method—only what she presents in the video.

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2011-03-23 17:29 – Maciuś (m)

To provoke you grumblers into seeing your own dark nature! :)))

By the way, the provocation planted in another thread yesterday—I see it’s already beginning to bear fruit. Quickly.

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2011-03-23 17:26 – Wisieńka (f)

I don’t understand why Ms. Daniela (from Acting) dresses in black.

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Jolanta Kochan writes:

30/06/2013 at 00:37 (Edit)

How does seeing colours actually work? Or perhaps it’s better to ask about seeing, hearing and feeling colours?

Mirka – June 30, 2013, 11:37:38

Clairvoyant perception of colours

Whenever there are doubts, ask the Creator what it all means.

One person will say that violet is the highest colour of spiritual development.

Another will say it proves involvement with the Violet Flame group.

A third will say these are cosmic energies supporting a person’s spiritual development.

The most valuable information comes from the Creator. Ask there what the colours truly mean.

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s_majda writes:

12/09/2013 at 21:57 (Edit)

Gosia, I’m sending you my prayer for the Lord to listen to.

S.M.:

I don’t know English. From what I can see, the man is dressed in black.

Gosia:

Some people are dressed in black, others are not… he isn’t the only one singing…

Unfortunately we are all different, yet at the same time we are alike—we all come from one God.

We must face our own demons (none of us is without sin—otherwise we wouldn’t be here), notice them within ourselves (the soul must come to know and experience them through the body, otherwise it cannot distinguish good from evil), and surrender them to God.

Your prayers allow us to recognize our sins… the soul tries not to notice them… that’s why it keeps making excuses… plus all the other burdens…

Your help is a great step forward—but not for everyone—only for those who find you on their own.

And I believe it is true that only through the heart are we able to communicate with Him… where our conscience resides.

Above all, we should pray to God with an open heart. The heart is the most important thing because only it can truly feel God’s love.

Perhaps I’m mistaken. Perhaps I still have a long road ahead of me. But I will continue praying…

I always say thank You, I’m sorry, and I repeat that I love God. I hope He hears me.

When I listen to this song, my heart feels open—not only because of the melody, but also because of the words. That is the intention.

I do not pray to any of the gods of the known religions, but to the One who created my heart.

Below are the lyrics…

Here I am,
Kneeling once again.
I surrender everything,
I surrender everything.
Find me here, Lord,
As You draw me ever closer to Yourself,
Ever closer to Yourself.
I surrender.
Fill my soul,
As mercy and grace unfold.
I hunger and thirst,
I hunger and thirst.
With arms stretched wide,


Opublikowano: 15/08/2026
Autor: Sławomir Majda
Kateogrie: Astral traps, soul catchers, archangels, Reiki, strigas, Belial, satanism, etc.


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