Forest of Enchantment Oracle

Lunaea Weatherstone, Meraylah Allwood (Autoren)

Sammelalbum

188 Seiten

2025
Llewellyn Publications,U.S.
978-0-7387-7373-5 (ISBN)

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Inspiration Abounds in the Forest of Enchantment. What does the forest mean to the human psyche? What does enchantment mean to the human heart? Find out as you venture into the magical wood. Designed to be used independently or with the Forest of Enchantment Tarot, this gorgeous deck and its color guidebook encourage you to travel deeper into the forest, expand upon the tales of its inhabitants, and find wisdom in their messages. You will not only find each card's divinatory meanings but also discover life-changing lessons meant to transform your own story. Featuring thirty-six oracle cards and four Boon cards that enhance the others, this deck will enchant you with every reading. Includes 40 cards and 120-page color guidebook.

Lunaea Weatherstone has been working with the tarot and other divination systems for more than half a century. She is the author of Forest of Enchantment Tarot, Mystical Cats Tarot, Victorian Faery Tarot, and Tending Brigid's Flame: Awaken to the Celtic Goddess of Hearth, Temple, and Forge. A witch, priestess, and maker of sparkly things, Lunaea lives in Portland, Oregon, with cats Tamas MacTavish and Ysabeau. Meraylah Allwood is an award-winning British artist and illustrator. Her work appears in many books and decks on tree lore, healing, land-based wisdom, and earth mysteries. Her original paintings (often miniature) are exhibited and collected widely. Meraylah lives with her family in East Anglia on a smallholding full of wildlife where they are very slowly planting a forest of enchantment. Visit her at Meraylah.co.uk and Instagram.

Erscheint lt. Verlag	8.8.2025
Reihe/Serie	Forest of Enchantment Tarot
Verlagsort	Minnesota
Sprache	englisch
Maße	129 x 171 mm
Themenwelt	Kunst / Musik / Theater
Themenwelt	Sachbuch/Ratgeber ► Gesundheit / Leben / Psychologie ► Lebensdeutung
ISBN-10	0-7387-7373-5 / 0738773735
ISBN-13	978-0-7387-7373-5 / 9780738773735
Zustand	Neuware