The same is true for its use of feminism and hinting at mother earth and the sacredness of darkness in femininity compared to a lightness and masculine perspective that dominates Western culture and Eastern differentially (e.g., Shiva is at the center of Advaistist symbolism for God, but Christians tend to forget that before Adam and then Eve came the demon/godess/demigod Lillith, who is basically Shiva generally speaking). 

It's the tale of the astronaut who went to space and was asked if he had seen God in space. When asked what God was like, the Astronaut replied: "She's black."

Very cool thanks for sharing this Gregg!