Briar Rose
I have the Dreamstones oracle on my desk- all the time. I love it. I find that keeping it out, the stones absorb my energy and guide me.
Absolute Favorite Oracle Decks
greatdane
No question...Psycards
Just saw this thread and you're welcome for the enabling, Penthasilia!
I didn't even get the book. I do go on the psycards site from time to time and they have each card and you can just click on it for a brief description and there is the lwb, but really I think psycards is such an easy reader. I love the colors, the images, the cardstock and it was so affordable. It is the perfect non-tarot deck for me and I think also works great in conjunction with tarot. While there are many gorgeous Lenormand decks, I just find this an easier and more to the point deck. Not saying I won't read with a Lenormand again, but at this point, just don't feel the need or desire.
Just saw this thread and you're welcome for the enabling, Penthasilia!
I didn't even get the book. I do go on the psycards site from time to time and they have each card and you can just click on it for a brief description and there is the lwb, but really I think psycards is such an easy reader. I love the colors, the images, the cardstock and it was so affordable. It is the perfect non-tarot deck for me and I think also works great in conjunction with tarot. While there are many gorgeous Lenormand decks, I just find this an easier and more to the point deck. Not saying I won't read with a Lenormand again, but at this point, just don't feel the need or desire.
Aeric
Mine is definitely Kay Stopforth's Universe Cards, first edition. I don't own any others, and I've looked at many. None have the appeal of the UC.
I love outer space and astronomy, and the way Stopforth presents lessons inspired by visual and behavioural patterns of celestial phenomena, as a journey from our tiny planet out to the edge of the Universe, is fantastic. I prefer the simplicity of the unaltered photographs as opposed to the CGI-art enhanced second edition; the photographs carry mysticism in and of themselves.
I love outer space and astronomy, and the way Stopforth presents lessons inspired by visual and behavioural patterns of celestial phenomena, as a journey from our tiny planet out to the edge of the Universe, is fantastic. I prefer the simplicity of the unaltered photographs as opposed to the CGI-art enhanced second edition; the photographs carry mysticism in and of themselves.
