€ 21,20
52 oracle cards by spiritual teacher Tosha Silver about surrender and trust. Illustrated with colourful floral motifs by Katie Daisy, each with a message that helps you let go and hand your life over to the divine.
A daily tool for those who want to practice letting go.
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This oracle asks one central question: what happens when you stop gripping control and hand the outcome over to something greater than yourself? The Wild Offering Oracle by Tosha Silver works from that principle.
The deck contains 52 cards, each addressing a situation from daily life: money, ambition, relationships, loneliness. The texts on the cards are direct messages that invite you to hand your worries over to the divine. Not vague spirituality, but a practical method Silver has refined over the past thirty years.
The illustrations are by Katie Daisy, known for her colourful floral motifs and natural design. The cards are full of organic elements: flowers, leaves, small details that reinforce the message of growth and blooming. The style is cheerful and accessible, without becoming twee.
The cardstock feels sturdy, the matte finish ensures the cards do not slip during shuffling. The size of 100 x 140 mm sits comfortably in the hand.
You can draw a card as a daily reflection, or place one on your desk as a reminder of a theme you are working with. The texts encourage the use of active prayers, a technique where you literally speak out a question or concern and hand it over.
The deck does not follow a fixed structure like the Major or Minor Arcana in tarot. Each card stands on its own and focuses on the central theme: surrender. This makes it accessible, even if you have never worked with oracle cards before.
Draw a card each morning and read the message out loud. That small ritual helps you start the day differently, with less resistance and more trust.
Tosha Silver graduated in English literature from Yale, but found her way into yoga philosophy. She lives near San Francisco and has been helping people connect with what she calls 'the inner source of love' for over thirty years. She is the author of Outrageous Openness, among others, and gives online courses on spiritual transformation.
Do you need experience with oracle cards to work with this?
No. The messages are clear and the guidebook gives concrete suggestions for use. You can get started straight away.
How does this differ from a tarot deck?
Tarot follows a fixed structure with 78 cards, divided into Major and Minor Arcana. This oracle has 52 separate cards that all focus on the same theme: surrender. Each card stands on its own and gives a direct message.
| Auteur | Tosha Silver |
| ISBN | 9781401954765 |
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| Taal | |
| SKU | 0404-GBS10 |
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