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Playful pop-art Lenormand deck with 40 cards (incl. Goose card). 2025 reprint with updated design, 100+ page guide, and premium finish. For all levels. Official edition.
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Playful pop-art Lenormand deck with 40 cards (incl. Goose card). 2025 reprint with updated design, 100+ page guide, and premium finish. For all levels. Official edition.
Tarot deck by Gayan Sylvie Winter and Jo Dosé combining shamanic wisdom and the medicine wheel. Clear imagery with spiritual depth, suitable for both beginners and advanced readers. Official edition by AGM-Urania.
The Oracle of the Goddess by Jo Dosé and Gayan Sylvie Winter explores goddess archetypes from various cultures through expressive, symbolic illustrations. The cards and guidebook offer insight into themes of feminine power, ideal for those working with archetypes or inner reflection.
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Oracle deck with 46 cards featuring garden dragons linked to fruits, herbs, and vegetables. Includes a detailed guidebook with meanings and symbolism. For fans of nature, fantasy, and light-hearted insight. Official edition by Llewellyn Publications.
The Vision Quest Tarot by Gayan Sylvie Winter and Jo Dosé blends the classic tarot structure with shamanic symbolism and the medicine wheel. Soft illustrations and alternative card names support a reflective approach—ideal for those who see tarot as a personal journey.
A spiritual tarot deck that takes you on a gentle, intuitive journey through shamanic wisdom and nature connection. The cards invite reflection, healing and inner growth, with symbolism that resonates with the rhythms of life. Ideal for those who want to use tarot as a tool for awareness and connection with the earth.
Model, actress, author, shaman. In 1966, Sylvie began her modeling career in Frankfurt. In 1969, she moved to Munich. There, her career took off, with weekly covers on almost every magazine in Germany. Filmmaker Thomas Schamonie discovered her for a leading role in his film, "A Big, Grayish Blue Bird." Ms. Winter traveled halfway around the world. She worked regularly in New York for Eileen Ford, the most prestigious agency in the US, and photographed in Paris, London, Milan, and Munich. In 1974, she withdrew and went to Italy with her boyfriend. Through "Osho," her spiritual path began; she lived there for 5 years in the meditation center and took her spiritual name "Gaya" in 1975. In 1985, she moved to Santa Fe, New Mexico. Sylvie Gaya Winter rented a house made of wood and glass on a mountain at 2,700 meters and retreated to write. Interviews on radio and TV followed. Gayan Sylvie focuses on women and aims to strengthen their self-worth and self-confidence with her books and workshops.
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