Super Attractor Oracle - 52 affirmations by Gabrielle Bernstein
This is not a deck with symbolism or hidden layers. Each card holds one affirmation, straightforward. No explanation needed, no guidebook to study.
Gabrielle Bernstein developed this oracle as a practical tool for her work on manifesting. The texts focus on shifting attention: from fear to abundance, from doubt to trust. Illustrator Micaela Ezra created the accompanying imagery in dreamy pastels.
What you see on the cards
The front shows an affirmation in white or gold lettering, often placed over a soft background in pink, lavender or mint green. The typography is clear and calm. No clutter, no overloaded symbols.
The cards have a glossy finish. This gives them a light feel, but shuffling also requires a bit more grip. The magnetic box closes firmly, useful if you carry the deck often.
Who this works for
This deck is designed for daily use. Pull a card, read the text, leave it visible for a few hours. Many people place a card next to their laptop or on the bedside table.
Because the messages are direct, no experience with oracle or tarot cards is needed. Coaches and therapists often use this deck during sessions to give a conversation focus.
Repeat the affirmation out loud when you notice your thoughts drifting toward worst-case scenarios. The texts are written to bring you back to calm.
About Gabrielle Bernstein
Gabrielle Bernstein is the author of several bestsellers on spirituality and manifesting. Her work combines elements from A Course in Miracles with contemporary mindset tools. She writes from experience with addiction, fear and recovery.
Micaela Ezra previously illustrated The Universe Has Your Back deck, also by Bernstein. Her style is characterised by soft colour transitions and quiet compositions.
Specifications
- Number of cards: 52
- Card size: 89 x 127 mm
- Finish: Glossy cardstock
- Packaging: Magnetic box
- Language: English
- ISBN: 9781401957822
- Author: Gabrielle Bernstein
- Illustrator: Micaela Ezra
Questions we often get
Does this deck come with a guidebook?
No. The affirmations are on the cards themselves and are written to work without further explanation.
How does this differ from a tarot deck?
Tarot works with a fixed system of 78 cards and symbolism you learn to interpret. This oracle consists of individual affirmations without a fixed reading system. You pull a card and read what it says.
