Unusual Animal Messages Oracle Deck
Embark on a journey of personal transformation through the lessons of 52 uncommon and fascinating animals. This oracle deck is filled with striking illustrations and shows we have a lot to learn from the most unusual of creatures!
The deck includes 52 cards, each with captivating artwork and a daily reading for self-empowerment, along with a 64-page illustrated book. Animals including the blue-ringed octopus, mudskipper, and axolotl each have a lesson for us, drawn from their characteristics and traits and showing our commonalities with our animal counterparts and how their lessons can be connected to our own life experiences.
The cards encourage mindfulness and being observant about past behavior, recurring themes, unresolved upsets or difficult situations, and help us to address them honestly and openly. We are also reminded to live happily, take time for ourselves, and wholeheartedly enjoy the little things in life.
Details:
- 52 illlustrated cards
- 6.8 x 5.5 x 1.6 inches
Manda Comisari is an illustrator based in London, UK, whose work has been recognized by the Society of Animal Artists. She has enjoyed a lifelong fascination with the animal world and has over 12 years of experience in spiritual work and energy healing. Her animal messenger is the tenacious honey badger.
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Unusual Animal Messages Oracle Deck
Embark on a journey of personal transformation through the lessons of 52 uncommon and fascinating animals. This oracle deck is filled with striking illustrations and shows we have a lot to learn from the most unusual of creatures!
The deck includes 52 cards, each with captivating artwork and a daily reading for self-empowerment, along with a 64-page illustrated book. Animals including the blue-ringed octopus, mudskipper, and axolotl each have a lesson for us, drawn from their characteristics and traits and showing our commonalities with our animal counterparts and how their lessons can be connected to our own life experiences.
The cards encourage mindfulness and being observant about past behavior, recurring themes, unresolved upsets or difficult situations, and help us to address them honestly and openly. We are also reminded to live happily, take time for ourselves, and wholeheartedly enjoy the little things in life.
Details:
- 52 illlustrated cards
- 6.8 x 5.5 x 1.6 inches
Manda Comisari is an illustrator based in London, UK, whose work has been recognized by the Society of Animal Artists. She has enjoyed a lifelong fascination with the animal world and has over 12 years of experience in spiritual work and energy healing. Her animal messenger is the tenacious honey badger.
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Embark on a journey of personal transformation through the lessons of 52 uncommon and fascinating animals. This oracle deck is filled with striking illustrations and shows we have a lot to learn from the most unusual of creatures!
The deck includes 52 cards, each with captivating artwork and a daily reading for self-empowerment, along with a 64-page illustrated book. Animals including the blue-ringed octopus, mudskipper, and axolotl each have a lesson for us, drawn from their characteristics and traits and showing our commonalities with our animal counterparts and how their lessons can be connected to our own life experiences.
The cards encourage mindfulness and being observant about past behavior, recurring themes, unresolved upsets or difficult situations, and help us to address them honestly and openly. We are also reminded to live happily, take time for ourselves, and wholeheartedly enjoy the little things in life.
Details:
- 52 illlustrated cards
- 6.8 x 5.5 x 1.6 inches
Manda Comisari is an illustrator based in London, UK, whose work has been recognized by the Society of Animal Artists. She has enjoyed a lifelong fascination with the animal world and has over 12 years of experience in spiritual work and energy healing. Her animal messenger is the tenacious honey badger.
