A 44-Card Deck and Guidebook of Sacred Healing
Reconnect with the healing wisdom of Mother Earth and to yourself with this diverse, brightly illustrated oracle deck from the author of Witchery and Plant Witchery.
The Earthcraft Oracle is a tool to help you reconnect to Mother Earth and to your highest self. Each card message is an invitation to listen to Mother Earth's guidance; each spell, ritual, or invocation an opportunity to bring these lessons off the pages and into your daily practice; and each illustration a reminder that we are part of nature, not outside of it. With bodies of every shape, size, skin-tone, and hair texture represented, this deck affirms we are all Mother Earth's children.
Mother Earth is our sacred home. We rely on her for everything from the air we breathe and the water we drink. She gives us so much and yet we take her magic for granted. We squander her gifts and ignore the results. But it is not too late. We have stopped listening, but she has not stopped communicating.
By: Juliet Diaz & Lorraine Anderson
Artwork by: Danielle Boodoo-Fortune
Published by Hay House - June 2021
44 cards & guidebook in a hardcase box
Boxed deck measures - 14 x 10 x 3 cm
About the Author: Juliet Diaz is a hereditary Witch from a long line of Witch Healers from Cuba (with indigenous roots). She is the owner of November Sage Apothecary and the online November Sage Herbarium - A Witch Healers' School. Juliet is a Healer, seer, and herbalist, and she holds a Master of Science in Herbal Medicine. She is known for her abilities as a natural healer and her gift of communicating with plants, trees, and nature spirits. Juliet was born with extrasensory abilities, and signs of her natural gifts, including healing, energy reading, and communication with spirit and other realms, shone through from the age of three. She believes that Magick lives within us all and feels passionate about bringing truth into the world and inspiring others to step into their power.
About the artist: Danielle Boodoo-Fortuné is a Trinidadian poet and visual artist known for her rich cultural references and deep exploration of themes such as landscape, womanhood, flora and fauna, myth, memory, and magic. Her work has been featured in numerous literary publications and has been recognized with several awards, including the Charlotte and Isidor Paeiwonsky Prize and the Small Axe Poetry Prize. Boodoo-Fortuné's art and poetry are deeply rooted in Trinidad and Tobago's culture, flora, fauna, myths, and history, reflecting her lived experience in these islands. Her art and poetry aim to inspire a sense of love and wonder for the natural world, showing extraordinary aspects of the ordinary.