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You move through this deck and you keep meeting eyes. Sometimes from a familiar domestic companion, sometimes from a wild creature that holds its distance, and sometimes from a being that feels more like imagination than biology. The artwork is rich with detail, as if each animal has its own personality. The overall mood stays light, even when you bring a serious question to the cards.
These are oracle cards with 40 cards and a companion book of 120 pages, in English, published by Llewellyn Publications.
In this deck, familiars are described as companions who bring inspiration and joy, whether they deliver wisdom from the gods or simply lend a paw, wing, or hoof to your magical activities. The cards are grouped by five elements, so in a reading you can quickly sense which energy is present and which is missing. You shuffle, draw an animal, and read its message as if an ally is pointing out something practical.
The companion book explains how to work with the deck and offers a distinct message for each familiar. In the supplied text, the instructions are described as straightforward, with room to let the card settle into your own day and questions. A four-card spread is also mentioned as a way to focus thoughts and feelings around an issue that keeps returning.
Deborah Blake writes about modern Witchcraft and has created titles such as The Little Book of Cat Magic and Everyday Witchcraft, as well as the Everyday Witch Tarot and the Everyday Witch Oracle. Her bio makes daily life tangible: she lives in a 130-year-old farmhouse in upstate New York, with numerous cats supervising everything, magical and mundane.
Elisabeth Alba creates fantastical work seen in magazines, games, and books, including Llewellyn’s Magical Almanacs. She earned a master’s degree at the School of Visual Arts in New York City and now lives in Western Massachusetts with her husband and their dog. She usually works traditionally with ink, watercolor, and gouache, which shows in the layering and small accents that keep your eye moving.
This deck works well if animals already feel like a language to you. You draw a card and you immediately notice a posture, a gaze, or a gesture that starts your thinking. The five-element grouping adds structure, especially on days when you sense something is there but you don’t yet have the words.
If you prefer to work without animal imagery, or if you mainly want abstract symbolism without a clear “message per card,” another style of oracle may feel more natural. Here, the animal as companion is the centre, and the text speaks to you directly.
Pull one card for your day and then read in the companion book how the element of that card carries through. For a bigger question, lay four cards and name what each animal is doing, not only what it “means.”
Everyday Witch's Familiars Oracle is an English-language oracle with 40 familiars, organised by five elements, with a companion book that supports everyday use in your divination practice.
| ISBN | 4250375102328 |
| Auteur | Aarona Leá |
| Uitgeverij | 't Land van Elk |
| Taal | Dutch |
| SKU | EWFamili-LL469 |
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