Woodland Wardens: A 52-Card Oracle Deck & Guidebook

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As we enter the Age of Aquarius, the bearer of water, we see the divine awakening of the collective stirring. Jessica Rouxis a Nashville-based freelance illustrator and the author of Floriography: An Illustrated Guide to the Victorian Language of Flowers. The supporting guidebook contains expanded explanations and prompts for each card and provides ideas on how to use the deck in different ways, daily, weekly, monthly or randomly on a card-by-card basis.

Book cover illustration for The Witch’s Path: Advancing Your Craft at Every Level by Thorn Mooney, published by Llewellyn Worldwide. Not every description is going to fit you exactly, so I look for words or sentences that I feel are for me. These forty-four cards allow you to draw upon both the magickal and medicinal aspects of the garden. This beautiful tarot deck is a modern and more intuitive adaptation of the Rider-Waite-Smith tarot deck.It comes with 53 gloss black cards with gold gilded edging, and can be used alone for guidance or to complement other oracle/tarot spreads.

The book comes out September of 2021 and focuses on taking your witchcraft practice to the next level. Oracle decks on the other hand can come in any number and can contain cards with unique meanings not found in other decks.Using subdued colors and rhythmic shapes, she renders flora, fauna, and much more in a richly detailed, old-world style. This deck comes with 50 cards, plus an altar card, and comes with a booklet that sits seamlessly in the box with cards.

A Natural History of Magick has been translated into many different languages, including Spanish, Catalan, Russian, and Italian. It comes in a two-piece sturdy box with an accordion-folded guide that includes brief meanings for each keyword. Herobject-based oracle cards combine astrology, numerology and tarot with a plethora of meaningful keywords that enables anyone to go deeper while reading oracle cards without a guidebook. The symbolic language of flowers has long been a part of world mythology, literature, and culture, and this beautiful deck will guide you to understanding flowers and what they mean. This gorgeous new oracle deck by Amanda Lovelace is based on her poetry series Women Are Some Kind of Magic.A seasoned reader of tarot, she loves to include hidden symbolism inspired by the Rider-Waite-Smith deck in her illustrations.

There are so many to choose from out there, but my advice is to go for the one that makes your eyes light up when you first see it. This unique 55-card oracle deck and guidebook helps you to discover the powerful connection between the healing wisdom of plants and their astrological rulers. A Natural History of Magick, written by Poppy David and published by Quarto Kids (Frances Lincoln), is a 64-page children’s book focusing on different types of magic, history, magical plants, tarot, astrology, astronomy, familiars, and much more. Reddit and its partners use cookies and similar technologies to provide you with a better experience. The deck is full of unique characters, and the artwork is heavily influenced by the early modern art style, Fauvism.A friend began using oracle cards because of readings we would do together with my decks and now she does some on her own - one of your suggestions seems deeply connected with my connection with her, so I was thinking of getting it for her as a gift. With card pulling, you learn to read between the lines of the guidebook and feel into your intuition. I know that I like dark and intriguing decks (like the occult tarot but it's still not it) but I'm just not drawn to any of it.