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In our everyday mundane life, stress creates fear, anxiety, and doubt that leaves us depleted yet still desperately searching beyond the corporeal for deeper meaning in our lives. Now the daring seeker on a journey of authenticity, self-discovery, and healing can deep-dive into the unknown with this ancient divination technique of bone-and-curio casting. This 46-card set of captivating and original watercolor and ink artwork symbols acts as a bridge between the worlds of the seen and unseen, providing you the vital creative tools needed to access personal, hidden truths and shadow work as well as gain access to information and traditional knowledge from the spirit realm. The accompanying book offers insight and guidance through a short work of fiction for each card, advice for upright as well as reversed cards, and reflection questions. The deck also includes an introduction to the art of casting and its worldwide historical significance, as well as many spreads and occult tables to equip you for reading quickly and effectively. Find your path to internal illumination and commune with the divine, inside and out.

Monica Bodirsky BDes is a first generation Canadian artist, author, educator, and, professional Tarot reader with over forty years of experience and spiritual training. Informed by a familial northern and eastern European gift for seership and folk magic, she is passionate about making creative tools that foster self-awareness and help people build bridges between the seen and unseen realms. Her work has manifested as the Lucky Lenormand Oracle, the House of Shadows Lenormand Oracle, the Awakening artist's residency, as well as numerous international workshops, lectures, written work, and visual arts connecting and integrating earth-based spirituality with creativity. Invited as a pagan delegate and panelist to the 2018 Parliament of the World's Religions, she is also the founder of the WITCHfest North Arts and Culture Festival and sessional faculty at OCAD University in Toronto.

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