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  • A tarot card labeled RENEWAL from the Chakra Wisdom Oracle shows a woman in a red dress and flower crown sitting outdoors. Rays of light shine behind her, with red flowers blooming in the foreground, all framed in vibrant red.
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    Chakra Wisdom Oracle

    Short fables uncovered through angelic encounters are combined with the colours of the chakras to produce the Chakra Wisdom Oracle. The philosophy driving this oracle is “enlightenment made simple,” and I feel it most definitely meets its brief. It’s easy to use and beautiful to look at without compromising its integrity. As can be seen by the cards pictured below, there’s a good balance between “things are great” type messages and “you need to take note of this” directives. Even though it was published in 2014 it is only a new addition to my collection, albeit one I’m really glad to have added. The Chakra Wisdom Oracle Deck As the…

  • A tarot or oracle card from the Sacred Rebels Oracle titled Pandoras Gift shows a glowing woman with flowing hair holding a butterfly mask, surrounded by swirling magical patterns. The words Deck Review are above the card.
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    Sacred Rebels Oracle

    I love the borderless design of this stunning oracle deck that’s dedicated to people “ready to celebrate and nurture their individuality.” The Sacred Rebels Oracle aligns perfectly with why I do the work I do. This oracle set encourages you to question, to dream, and to believe. It definitely comes from a beautiful heart space and it’s sure to inspire anyone drawn to its incredible artwork. The Sacred Rebels Oracle Deck This 45 card Oracle deck comes in a high quality two-part box. Inside the quality continues. I love the artwork. The colour palette is muted yet still full of life. Some cards, like the ones pictured above, are predominantly…

  • A tarot card titled Blessing of Zahra, inspired by the Rumi Oracle, shows a glowing, ethereal woman in a flowing gown, standing among beams of mystical green, blue, and yellow light. The top of the image reads Deck Review.
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    Rumi Oracle

    It’s probably unsurprising that the Rumi Oracle is inspired by the 13th century Persian poet and Sufi mystic Rumi. I first became interested in Rumi’s work when I came across a quote attributed to him: Why do you stay in prison when the door is so wide open? Rumi It was just what I needed to see at the time and it led me in search of more of his writings. I soon bought a collection of his poetry, The Essential Rumi, and a love affair began. I’m not going to pretend every poem spoke to me. And, I’m not going to pretend I understood them all. What I can…

  • A tarot card from the Messenger Oracle shows a fox sitting in a glowing forest portal, surrounded by stars, an all-seeing eye above, and the words Seek Your Destiny below. Deck Review is written at the top of the image.
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    Messenger Oracle

    When I work with oracle cards as part of my readings, I like them to match in with the Tarot deck I’m using. So, when I saw the new edition of the Messenger Oracle it seemed like a great fit for the Dreams of Gaia Tarot, and it is. There’s definitely a huge overlap between the two decks. The dragons and the Gaian influence are definitely there as is a familiarity with the art style overall. There are some definite new additions too. For instance, several close up animal cards, which I love, and two pastel coloured fairies are part of this deck. The Messenger Oracle Deck This new edition…

  • A circular tarot card from the Wild Unknown Archetypes deck labeled “XXIX THE SELF” features a black silhouette at the center, surrounded by colorful, radiating watercolor beams on a white background. “Deck Review” is written above the card.
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    The Wild Unknown Archetypes

    To be honest I really don’t know where to begin with these cards because they are so different to anything else I have worked with. What I can say is that I have experienced some profound personal revelations whilst working with these cards. They strike deep into the essence of what is known and yet often hidden which is incredibly powerful. The information I uncovered when using The Wild Unknown Archetypes felt like I had always known it yet never given it the attention it needed and deserved. If pushed I would say this is an all encompassing deck that is beyond simple definition. The Wild Unknown Archetypes Deck As…

  • A tarot card from the Magick of You Oracle titled Translucence: Love the darkness shows a woman with long hair riding a large black crow through a mystical, foggy forest. The image has an ethereal, dreamlike quality.
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    Magick of You Oracle

    Fiona Horne, the creator, opens the guidebook, “The Magick of You Oracle is a viewing glass for the bigger picture in life – for those times when you ‘can’t see the wood for the trees’ and need perspective. For those drawn to the artwork they can certainly do that. Whilst they are associated with witchcraft, you don’t need to be a practicing witch or even into witchcraft to gain benefit from these cards. If the artwork appeals to you then these are for you. The dark colouring might not be for everyone – a very dear friend of mine absolutely loves it, my daughter not so much – me, I…

  • A Moonology card with a glowing blue moon above purple and blue trees. The card reads “Believe in the impossible — Blue Moon.” The background is dotted with stars. Deck Review is written at the top of the image.
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    Moonology

    If you feel an affiliation with the Moon then these cards are for you. Yasmin Boland, the deck creator and author of the guidebook is an “award winning astrologer, moonologer, and bestselling author and it shows in Moonology. You can tell that she is both passionate and knowledgeable about the material she shares. The watercolour artwork is as stunning as it is soothing, making these cards feel supportive and nurturing to work with. The Moonology Cards As you can see, each borderless card features a beautiful image. The colour palette ranges through purples, teals, greens and blues with some muted oranges and reds for the fire signs and some gentle…

  • A tarot card illustration of Hera sits on a decorated throne, holding a staff and a pomegranate. She wears a headdress and pink robes. “Hera” and a Cancer symbol are at the bottom, with Deck Review above—part of The Moon Oracle series.
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    The Moon Oracle

    The Moon Oracle was one of the first decks I bought. I have never been big into astrology, (probably because astrology charts always ask for your time of birth and I have no idea and no-one to ask), so I can’t tell you why it drew me in at the time. But it did. Yet this deck has sat, wrapped in a scarf, firstly in a cupboard and then on my book shelf for years without attracting my attention in the slightest. Why? That I can’t tell you either. Fortunately, the other day when I was selecting my decks for my daily card draws I reached for it. I’m so…