CARTA Awards Best Guide Book Accompanying a Deck-Public Votes - Winner
Embrace the strength and wisdom of the divine woman for insight, direction, and soul-empowering transformation. This dynamic 40-card deck introduces you to sacred mothers, goddesses, and priestesses. The comprehensive guidebook shares their messages and includes detailed information on how and when to communicate with these profound beings. Become aware of your sacred femininity and attune to higher and deeper vibrations of the Goddess through activities, dedications, altar creation, and card layouts. A former psychologist and art college professor, Claudia Olivos is an inspired artist who has worked with the sacred feminine for many years. Claudia’s channeled images hold unique, powerful and personal energy to connect you with a sisterhood of deities for practical, loving, and ageless knowledge. Be blessed by their guidance. Turn to this oracle for daily guidance, support and a potent reminder of your valuable role in this time, this place, and for eternity.
Created by: Claudia Olivos
Published by: Blue Angel Publishing
40 cards and 180-page guidebook set, packaged in a hardcover box.
About the creator: Claudia Olivos, BA, BFA, MFA, is a painter whose works vary from abstract to surrealism and everywhere in between. Her unique approach explores human consciousness and experience as it relates to the spiritual.
Claudia’s paintings are part of private and public collections and exhibited in art galleries and museums all over the world. They have been featured in novels and magazines, on CD covers, in live theatre, orchestral performances and more.
With a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology, Claudia has dedicated her life and art to helping individuals reach their highest potential. What began as individual counseling and therapy developed into channeled paintings, oracle cards, and other tools to help people heal, grow, and expand into their best selves.
Claudia divides her time between Santiago, Chile, and the home and studio she shares with her partner and fellow artist, Sergio Olivos, in Washington DC, USA.
