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32 oracle cards based on La Santa Muerte and the Mexican tradition of transformation. The card backs form a complete spiritual layout board.
An oracle that makes life, death and rebirth visible through the lens of Fabio Listrani.
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La Santa Muerte is not a dark figure. In Mexican folk religion she is the saint of change, protection and transitions. This oracle by Fabio Listrani uses her symbolism to guide existential questions.
The deck is built around four phases: Emanation, Creation, Formation and Action. Each card belongs to one of those stages, so you not only get an answer but also see where in the process your question sits. It is a structure that gives direction without becoming restrictive.
Listrani's imagery is powerful and symbolic. Skeletons carry flowers, skulls are surrounded by gold and colours that stand out sharply. The style is layered, with a mix of traditional Mexican motifs and a contemporary graphic approach.
The format is generous: 102 x 127 mm. The cards feel solid in your hand. The backs are not neutral. Together they form a complete spiritual layout board. Lay all the cards face down in a specific pattern and you have a visual focal point for an extended session or meditation.
The guidebook explains the four phases and card meanings clearly. You can use this deck intuitively, but the structure also invites focused work with the phases. Where are you in the process? Which phase needs attention?
Many people draw one card for daily reflection. Others lay out all 32 cards as a full board for larger questions around transformation, loss or new beginnings.
Lay the cards face down in the prescribed pattern and use the board as a basis for a longer meditation. Then turn the cards over one by one.
Fabio Listrani is an Italian artist and illustrator who is internationally known for his work in the esoteric card world. His style is complex and visually rich, with attention to both classical symbolism and contemporary aesthetics. In addition to this oracle he also designed the Santa Muerte Tarot.
What is the difference between this oracle and the Santa Muerte Tarot?
The tarot follows the traditional structure of 78 cards with Major and Minor Arcana. This oracle has 32 cards, divided across four phases, and is freer in use. Both work with the same symbolism, but the oracle is more direct and less bound to fixed positions.
How do you use the layout board on the back?
The guidebook describes the pattern. You lay all cards face down in a fixed scheme. The board serves as a focal point. Then you draw cards or lay them out according to your question.
| Auteur | Fabio Listrani |
| ISBN | 9780738759906 |
| Uitgeverij | |
| Taal | Multi-language |
| SKU | 0494-LS65 |
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