The Druid Animal Oracle Deck

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Book Details

Pages

48 Pages

Size

4.25 x 6.25

Format

Cards

Pub. Date

07/26/2021

ISBN

978-1-59003-523-8

Publisher

Red Wheel Weiser

Authors

About the Authors:
Philip Carr-Gomm was trained by the Chief Druid Ross Nichols. He is a past Chief of the Order of Bards, Ovates and Druids and the author of many titles, including The Druid Way and Druid MysteriesStephanie Carr-Gomm helps administer the training program for the Order of Bards, Ovates and Druids. She is coauthor with Philip of The Druid Animal Oracle and The Druid Craft Tarot.

About the Illustrator:
Will Worthington has worked as an illustrator for the past 30 years. He has contributed illustrative work to many titles, including The Book of Druidry and The Druid Animal Oracle.
 

A classic oracle deck that brings to life the magical world of Druid animals.
The Druids revered animals as sacred guides, guardians, and protectors. This beautifully illustrated deck and accompanying booklet draws from the wellspring of ancient Celtic tradition, bring healing and offering intuitive knowledge. From the interpretations of the card spreads and the lore given, one will gain powerful insights and receive positive guidance for the future.

The cards have been drawn using the principles of sacred geometry, a science of great importance to the megalith building, pre-Celtic Druids, who employed it extensively in the building of stone circles. Each image incorporates the same use of a pentagram, circle and square. The border of the animal cards conveys a message in Ogham – the tree language of the Druids. The animals are presented in a sequence starting with the Blackbird, who stands at the Gateway, the Place of Beginnings, calling us to adventure and change. Journeying to the four other Oldest Animals of Stag, Owl, Eagle, and Salmon, we come to know animals that lead us deeper into the Otherworld, through a cycle of personal change that leads to turning to the outer world again, the empowerment of the four dragons and the concluding care of the Seal — the card of love and the necessity for choice in a world that is both joyous and challenging. The companion booklet presents a summary of the Druid, Celtic and native teachings, concerning twenty-nine animals and four dragons. In addition, there are three blanks cards that can be used to draw animals that are personal to the reader.

Use the cards as totems or turn to the oracle system provided by the authors. In either case, these Druid animals can provide positive guidance and insights into the inner dynamics behind events in our lives.
 
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