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Akasha Oracle uses imagery that stays quiet, even when you look for a long time. Black-and-white illustrations set the tone, and small bursts of colour show up like a detail you notice at the right moment. Many cards also carry a plant name, as if each theme comes with its own ally. That keeps the deck grounded, even when the cards move through memory, time, and what you carry within you.
These are oracle cards with 48 cards, a 128-page guidebook, and two divining boards, in English, published by Rockpool Publishing.
The approach of these oracle cards centres on the Akashic Records, described as a universal library containing humanity’s memories and each soul’s individual journey. The text says that, through the Records, you can connect with the Masters and Teachers to receive what you need to evolve in your current incarnation. The deck is intended to offer keys for understanding personal blocks, life purpose, and repeating themes, and it can also be used for more traditional divinatory readings.
A distinctive feature is the two divining boards. Instructions are provided for using them, also in combination with a pendulum. One board focuses on Place and Era, including regions and time periods, and an indicator of man or woman. The second board, Date, goes further into time with parts such as day, month, century, decade, and BCE or CE. The guidebook keeps card entries fairly short, leaving room for your own connections, and it also offers spread ideas to support multi-card readings.
Emily Nicolle is described as having experienced communication with the subtle realm from an early age, including out-of-body experiences and otherworldly messages. After a difficult encounter in her teens, she set her gifts aside, until a series of events in 2020 brought her back to the Akashic Records and the Masters and Teachers described as keepers of the Records. She now works as a psychic and Akashic Records reader and is also the author of a French bestseller about the annales akashiques.
Carla Cartagena was born in Chile and moved to France as a child. She studied applied arts with a textile design focus in Lyon, worked as a graphic designer for twelve years, and then returned to illustration. In this deck, her artwork creates a calm, graphic world where symbols and details do their work without needing many words.
These oracle cards work well if you like giving a reading time to unfold, layer by layer. The cards tend to speak more clearly when you read them together, because they sharpen, soften, or challenge one another. The plant names add another entry point too: sometimes that single word is what stays with you and guides your focus.
If you mainly want quick one-card pulls for short answers, this deck asks for more patience than you may be looking for. The two divining boards also make the deck more practical and specific in its setup, which won’t suit every reading style.
Pull three oracle cards and then place one divining board nearby to explore an extra layer. Write down the keywords and the plant names afterwards, so patterns across multiple readings become visible.
Akasha Oracle is an English-language oracle card deck with 48 cards, a guidebook, and two divining boards, focused on working with the Akashic Records through imagery, spreads, and timelines.
| ISBN | 9781923208193 |
| Auteur | Emily Nicolle |
| Taal | English |
| Uitgeverij | Rockpool Publishing |
| SKU | 1184-AkashaST |
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