Oracles

I would love to know about your favourite oracle decks. Please, do share. Thank you. <3

Which Oracle Deck Archetype Are You? This is a fun quiz!

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I just got this new oracle deck by Alana Fairchild titled Lightworker Oracle. It’s really beautiful. This deck will be great for light workers, healers, starseeds, etc. The guidebook includes invocations for each card, too. Here are some of my favorites so far:

Came across this cute deck and book! Anyone have this one? https://herbiary.com/the-illustrated-herbiary/

Long ago when the Halloween oracle (from Australia, I think) came out, the creator was also sending out a deck of images which weren't designated as an oracle; my decks are rather buried right now so I can't quite find it. But has anyone here ever tried to actually use it as an oracle? Back in the day I thought I might try to read with it, but I never got around to it. Thoughts?

I've been trying to find the Forest of EnchantmeOracle here but for some reason, I can't seem to find it. Normally I haven't used oracles hardly at all but I've enjoyed my Forest of Enchantment Tarot so much that I decided I should also have the Oracle. I've been trying to find it here in the Oracle section but haven't found it so far. Does anyone else have it? Surely I'm just not looking in the right place because I can't imagine that nobody else has it.

Hey everyone, I was wondering if anyone uses (or has used) the oracle deck called "Botanical Inspirations" by Lynn Araujo. As a lover to botanical art, I am really attracted to it… but it also seems to be one of those vague "advice" decks? Like, with little sentences that say the obvious. I heard it comes with a book though, so maybe I'm wrong? Any opinions and ideas about this deck are very welcome. I have found if for sale here for a decent price and am wondering wether it's worth buying or not.

I recently found out that the good ol' “Wicca Pack”, by Sally Morningstar and Danuta Mayer (the illustrator) has been… rebranded (?)… as “The Witches' Oracle”. The art seems to be same, but the cards have borders now. Here is a picture of the new version. Anyway, I have always kinda liked the art of this deck, but I never read about anyone using really using it, even though it's been around for ages! Does anyone here have this oracle (either the old or the new version)? What are your experiences with it? Any comments are welcome!

Does anyone have experience with the Tea Leaf Oracle Cards? Especially when it comes to different ways of reading with them?

Firstly, apologies if I haven't quite put this in the right section of the forum, I had a search for the term but couldn't find any old posts covering this topic, so I chose where I thought was the best place to put it! I recently read the 'Book of Dust' trilogy (the follow up to the 'His Dark Materials' trilogy by Philip Pullman) and in the second book, the main character is introduced to a deck of cards called a Myriorama. I was intrigued by the description of these cards so I looked them up to see if they were a real thing, and they are. Originally a set of cards that was used as storytelling toy or device for children, they display painted landscapes with …

I can't remember where I saw these, but I love the concept of Trishe Jaimes's cards: oracles that are less touchy-feely and more "real world" with focuses on Governance, World Events, or Mysteries. She also does readings on YT where she makes predictions based on these cards. I love the idea of these cards. One of the things I liked immediately about folk cartomancy with playing cards was how specific and direct it was, in comparison to Tarot. What's stopped me from immediately buying is: I don't like the art. I don't know if just her style, but the Walter/Margaret Keane big-eyed kid style sets my teeth on edge. (Weirdly, the website has none of t…

I wanted to say that I took out of my closet my Oracle Belline recently, searched a thread about it and didn't find one! So I create it for this Oracle, with its art a little crude, that's true (part of its particular charm!). I have some resources for this deck, and love it.

Hi, I am newbie with a question for anyone who has Steve Hutton's Ravenswand Oracle or his recent release, Land of Giants. I have both and so much love the artwork. But I am curious if anyone else with these decks experiences that some cards in Raven's Wand and quite a lot in L-O-G are not as brightly printed as other cards in the decks. Is this part of Huttoné style, or is it a print error 🤔 The cover of the Raven's Wand box and the Raven's Wand card itself show a distinct difference in the deck that i have: the box image ia bright and clear, as are most of the cards; the Raven's Wand card is dull-coloured, as if it was printed with a purple-grey filter. Ther…

Pixiekins: A Daily Inspiration Deck https://a.co/d/gfM6GSB I purchased this cute deck to get some daily inspirations to brighten my day. I didn't know how to categorize it, at first but now I know it's definitely an Oracle. It's a 72 card deck and I have been getting messages to lighten up. The more I use it the more it is resonating with me. It's not random, I've been asking my higher power guides to give me a card to brighten my day. I pulled Nyx on Wednesday by just hovering my hand over the cards and pulling the one that seemed to draw my attention to. Today I told the cards I was going to select by cutting the cards tarot style and Nyx c…

Happy to have my La Loteria cards ready to use as oracle cards. I bought them on a recent trip to Mexico. I had heard about them and wanted something authentic and particularly Mexican. They are used as a bingo type game and I was thrilled to see it being played in the Merida city square in the markets. The pictures are cute, simple, and colourful everyday things like birds, watermelon, a woman, the sun and moon. But there's also death, soldier, heart and mermaid which will be interesting when they come up in a reading. You can get them everywhere but they are very flimsy and quite small, smaller than playing cards. I looked everywhere for a "gift boxed" set hoping th…

Being a student it's very difficult to purchase expensive oracle cards so I just made my own deck in which I used affirmations, numerology, tarot as well.

I did about 15 years ago, the deck wasn't quality stock, but the cards seemed to be very accurate & very direct with cards like YES-NO-NEVER etc. I am considering getting another deck from here...Psycards International - Psycards, Catt Foy (psycardsusa.com) What is your experience with the cards?

I love the colour yellow. It's a bright and beautiful, uplifting colour. I recently turned my hair a fun yellow. I had a lovely connection with my hairdresser too with the colour yellow. He said his favourite colour is yellow. His social media doesn't lie. He said that he loved working with my hair. I just thought there was something lovely about him and the appointment. There was something unique about it. I don't own a lot of oracle decks and I am looking for an oracle deck that would have a card (or more) with a strong and vibrant yellow card. I saw online that there is an oracle deck about colours and their healing powers. Does anyone have that …

I’m hoping to eventually secure a copy of this OOP deck. After a little research, it would appear that there are many versions https://www.tarotforum.net/showthread.php?t=171379 This thread had made my head spin somewhat! Is there a standard version which has been reproduced, albeit OOP? Which version did Grimaud (1997) reproduce?

Does anyone have the Oracle of the Birds? They are really beautiful. It would seem that they would only be good for single card draws. There aren’t any spreads in the guidebook. The cards have a keyword or a type of bird, then an affirmation or inspirational statement. I guess this would work well with simple questions. But I think I will use it for inspiration/affirmation purposes—perhaps a card a day or a booster to help me through something difficult. What do you think?

I have been waiting for about three/four weeks for her, not quite sure, but anyway, she came today and I had to take her out of the box immediately to ask her if she wanted to teach me to read her. Crow (49) + fetus (1) + Wheel (30) = Mildred Payne's Secret Pocket Oracle will be a wheeling messenger of bad news...? Now this is rather hard and creepy from Mildred, but I did not excpect less from her. The fetus tells me about new beginnings, though, so she answered my question perfectly. I already like this deck.

Gentle Creatures Wisdom Deck https://a.co/d/b2NoPDH I am drawn to this deck. I'd anyone using it out there and what do you think?

A couple of weeks ago I received The Majick Cottage oracle, which I bought directly from the artist, Jacqui Lovesey, on Etsy. I don't normally do oracle decks. I actually only have two others, which I use sometimes as a supplement to a tarot reading. The Majick Cottage oracle, though ...what a lovely lovely experience. At first I worried it might be too cutesy, but while it looks that way, at first glance, the feeling I get from it is anything but. Despite the made-up fantasy language sometimes used to describe things—which can get slightly annoying when reading the book that accompanies the cards—I just love this deck. I do a daily mind/body/spirit/advice re…

I had a chance to look through these cards today and if you like oracles and her style I have to say they are lovely! There are 36 cards, a bag, and an optional add-on of a cloth, in a sturdy box. Good size, nice weight cards, lovely descriptions/meanings. This is the link to her website page if anyone is interested. PathWalker https://www.hannahwillow.com/product-page/the-folktails-oracle