€ 29,95 € 24,50
An oracle deck that connects cannabis and other plants with spiritual insight. 78 cards across six suits, focusing on plant healing, culture and metaphysical concepts. Illustrated by Ejiwa 'Edge' Ebenebe in a vibrant, dreamlike style.
For those who see plants as a gateway to spiritual wisdom.
Only 8 left in stock
Cannabis and oracle cards are rarely mentioned in the same breath. This deck does exactly that. It brings together the metaphysical side of plants with insights on consciousness, culture and physical health.
Maggie Wilson, a certified cannabis sommelier, designed the deck as a bridge between plant medicine and spiritual practice. The illustrations by Ejiwa 'Edge' Ebenebe are dreamlike and colourful, filled with symbolism you are free to interpret yourself.
The deck contains 78 cards, divided across six suits. That differs from the classic tarot structure. Each suit highlights a different area: Cannabis, Culture, Physical, Spiritual, Emotional and Mental.
The imagery works with plant forms, geometric patterns and cosmic elements. The cards are abstract enough to leave room for your own interpretation. At the same time, the guidebook offers concrete starting points for each card.
The included book describes each card and contains spreads developed specifically for this deck. The texts focus on the energetic and metaphysical qualities of plants, without making medical claims.
Some descriptions are poetic and open. That can be liberating if you like making your own connections, but it can also raise questions if you prefer fixed meanings.
Pull one card each day and let the imagery guide your thoughts before consulting the guidebook. It strengthens your bond with the deck.
This is not a standard tarot, not a standard oracle. It requires an open attitude towards plant medicine and a willingness to think abstractly. If you are familiar with herbalism or interested in the spiritual side of cannabis, it offers many entry points.
For people looking for a classical structure with fixed symbols, this is probably not the first choice. The deck asks you to think along, to interpret, to feel for yourself.
Maggie Wilson is a cannabis sommelier and spiritual practitioner. Her work revolves around integrating plant wisdom into daily spiritual rituals. For this deck, she translated her knowledge into a working oracle system.
Ejiwa 'Edge' Ebenebe drew the cards. His style is vibrant and layered, with great attention to symbolism and detail. The illustrations carry the deck, especially for people who learn visually.
How does this deck relate to a classic tarot deck?
It has 78 cards like a tarot deck, but no Major and Minor Arcana. Instead it works with six suits that each highlight a different theme. The structure is different, so direct comparisons with tarot fall short.
Do I need experience with cannabis to use this deck?
No. The cards address the symbolic and energetic properties of plants, not practical use. The deck is accessible to anyone with an interest in plant medicine from a spiritual perspective.
| Auteur | Ejiwa Ebenebe |
| ISBN | 9781912634422 |
| Taal | English |
| SKU | 2101-TA36 |
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This oracle deck is motherfucking magic. The Universe will speak to you from within, and it's guaranteed to induce the grandest of transcendental "whoa dude" experiences to sufficiently mature and openminded individuals. The dopamine we live for! I love this tool for metacognitive development. Totally worth the purchase.
- The Rune von Jakobsen
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