Postcards from Spirit – Personal messages from the other side
About this deck
Postcards from Spirit is a unique oracle deck of 52 cards, designed to receive personal messages from deceased loved ones, ancestors, spirit guides or guardian angels. Each card acts as a postcard from the afterlife, with inspiring and motivational messages that offer deep insights and practical advice.
Background and imagery
The cards are designed as authentic postcards, complete with ethereal images and signature stamps. These design choices enhance the feeling of a personal message from the beyond, allowing readers to experience a tangible connection to the spiritual world.
how the deck comes to life in readings
Postcards from Spirit is ideal for daily reflection or when you need guidance. By asking a question and drawing a card, you receive a message that will help you navigate life issues and make choices.
Is this deck welcoming to those just starting out?The clear and loving messages make this deck accessible to both beginners and experienced readers. the cards offer intuitive guidance without requiring in-depth prior knowledge, so everyone can begin using them right away.
Material and design
The cards are of high quality and have a size of 104 x 140 mm. The total weight of the deck, including the accompanying guide, is approximately 370 grams. The set comes in a sturdy box with a loose lid, ensuring safe and durable storage.
Author
Colette Baron-Reid
Colette Baron-Reid is an internationally recognized spiritual teacher, best-selling author and oracle expert. With more than a million decks and publications sold in 27 languages, she has inspired and guided people worldwide on their spiritual path.
Key features
- Number of cards: 52
- Format: 104 x 140 mm
- Weight: 370 g
- Publisher: Hay House Inc.
- Language: English
- ISBN: 9781401951535
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Experience the comforting and inspiring messages of Postcards from Spirit. Add this special oracle deck to your collection and open the door to personal guidance from the spiritual world.
