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\Drawing on mythology, folklore, and literature, each card in the Woodland Wardens deck features an animal-plant pairing accompanied by a distinct and thoughtful message: the hare and the oak; the finch and the peach; the hawk and the thistle. Each unique combination, brought to life in artist Jessica Roux’s detailed, historically evocative style, transports seekers to another time and place, offering insight, guidance, and an invitation to reflect on the natural world.
115 x 80 x 30 mm | Gift set of 24 cards with timber display stand | Foil details
Spiritual teacher Rebecca Campbell knows better than most what it means to “work your light”. A bestselling author, mentor, and speaker, she has inspired many others to tune in to their truth and live a life that lights them up. Rebecca has created the Work Your Light Oracle Cards for those who are ready to hear the whispers of their soul and take action towards a life in alignment with their talents and dreams. This is not a passive card deck. It has been specially designed and channelled to spark action. Through working with this deck – either for yourself or your clients – you will find that your intuition increases, your soul’s voice gets louder and you acquire the confidence to share your light and beauty with the world.
Now including four blank elemental cards on which to include your own spirit animal or totem. The World Animal Dreaming Oracle cards were created by Scott Alexander King, leading author on Animal symbolism, to help you identify, acknowledge and embrace the traits and energies of your personal power and totem animals. The animal energies are presented as beautifully illustrated portraits, with each world animal’s meaning clearly interpreted in the accompanying guidebook, allowing you to give and receive accurate and inspirational readings for yourself and others.
‘With the creation of the World Animal Dreaming Oracle Cards comes the desire to foster within the seeker, a deeper appreciation of the animals that you have bonded with, or that you may spiritually sense around you. I hope to broaden the understanding of the animals that physically share this planet with you, too, by endorsing them as more than just pets or playthings. The animals, to me, are and always have been sacred messengers of Spirit and I am thrilled to have been given this opportunity to share the symbolisms that I have grown to celebrate as my personal connection to Spirit.’ – Scott Alexander King
WORLD ANIMAL DREAMING offers messages and illustrations of approximately 350 of the world’s most exotic species. Listing hundreds of ‘wild animals’ such as Elephants, Lions, Bears and Tigers, World Animal Dreaming is a spiritual field guide that offers insight into how to live a good, healthy and whole life. World Animal Dreaming provides you with the key to find your true totemic blueprint. It covers all of the world’s animals, from Asia, Europe, North, Central and South America, Australasia, Africa and the Middle East. We are all born with a predetermined set of totemic animal blueprints that give us a sense of unity and purpose. Your animal messenger represents your strengths and weaknesses, your power, connection to Spirit and your soul essence. The purpose of this book is to be used as a spiritual field guide to help you find your totemic animal, unlock your creativity and potential. It may also help you find your true vocation and calling, gain insight into your hobbies and health, relationships, legal issues, death, sexuality, spirituality, religion, education, wisdom and travel, your life purpose and sense of personal power.
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Worry Dolls are tiny, hand-crafted dolls from Guatemala. The dolls are clothed in traditional Mayan costumes and stand one-half to 2 inches tall. Guatemalan artisan bind pieces of wood together or twist together short lengths of wire to create a frame and fashion a torso, legs, arms, and head. By winding cloth and yarn around the frame, the artisans give the doll shape. They use scraps of traditional woven fabric to make the doll costumes and wind more yarn to create the head, hair, feet and hands. Sometimes, they add a tiny woven basket or other traditional implements. Finally, they place a set of 6-12 dolls in tiny wooden boxes or cloth pouches for sale.
The indigenous people from the Highlands in Guatemala created Worry Dolls many generations ago as a remedy for worrying. According to the Mayan legend, when worrying keeps a person awake, he or she tells a worry to as many dolls as necessary. Then the worrier places the dolls under his or her pillow. The dolls take over the worrying for the person who then sleeps peacefully through the night. When morning breaks, the person awakens without the worries that the dolls took away during the night. A variation of the legend instructs a person to tell the dolls her worries then place them in their cloth pouch or wooden box before going to bed.
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