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October 26, 2007

The Oracle of Creative Abundance

Weneverlefteden The Oracle of Creative Abundance is a beautiful, feminine deck authored by Sarina Hancock and painted by the artist, Montserrat. 

The Sacred Feminine website even offers a free reading with the deck, click here.

The artwork of the deck is very alight, but tranquil, and I am very surprised at the affordability of th is deck.  But, it's the concept of the deck in the introduction which start out, "Today in our ever-shifting economy, people are seeking "right livelihood" that is one which is sustainable, fulfilling and prosperous...."  It struck me as realistic and true in regards to our struggle to exists in this day and time.

Congratulations Sarine and Montserrat on your deck, and best of luck from The Tarot Channel!!

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