€ 30,99
An oracle with abstract imagery and reflection questions that help you see what is happening now. No predictions, but insight into emotions, behaviour and change. You draw a card, read the question in the guidebook, and notice what it brings up.
This card set asks for time and attention, and works best if you are open to self-reflection.
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Some oracle sets explain what the symbols mean. This one gives you questions and lets you provide the answer. The Transcendence Map Oracle by Erin Schuetz is not a predictive system, but a tool to see more clearly what is happening in your own life.
The cards are abstract and minimalist. The illustrations leave space for what you see in them. The texts in the guidebook ask questions about emotions, patterns and change. The system revolves around three themes: self-reflection, transformation and connection between your daily self and what lies deeper.
The imagery is symbolic and spare. No abundance of detail, no fixed stories you need to learn. The abstraction forces you to look at what the image evokes in you. That makes the system open, but also less suitable if you want clear messages.
The cards are made to sit with. You draw one, look at the image, read the reflection questions in the guidebook and take your time. The questions are concrete enough to offer support, but open enough to recognize your own situation in them.
This card set asks for attention. Draw one card, read the text aloud, let the question hang for a moment. What comes up? What touches something? Write it down or leave the card visible during the day as a reminder.
Many people use this deck in the morning or evening, at a moment when there is space to really think. It does not work well if you want a quick answer. It does work if you want to understand why something feels the way it feels.
Draw one card in the morning and read the reflection questions aloud. Note in one or two sentences in the evening what you noticed of that theme during the day.
Erin Schuetz designed the Transcendence Map Oracle with a focus on accessibility. Her texts are clearly written and easy to understand, without becoming superficial. She built the cards to connect with different phases in a life: being stuck, letting go, building up.
How many cards are in the set?
That is not mentioned in the product information. What you do get is a set of oracle cards with a guidebook full of reflection questions. The total weight is 350 grams, the cards measure 90 x 125 mm.
Does this deck work if you have never used oracle cards before?
The guidebook is accessible and clearly written, so you do not need prior knowledge. However, you do need to be willing to sit with a card and be open to questions without direct answers. This is not a yes-no oracle.
| Taal | English |
| ISBN | 9798987986660 |
| Auteur | Erin Schuetz |
| Uitgeverij | Sacred Scribe Publishing |
| SKU | 0842-DB60 |
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