This deck takes more to get into-but it's worth it!

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	• The Faeries' Oracle Brian Froud, Jessica Macbeth Simon & Schuster, 2000 - 208 pages average customer review:based on 84 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Be patient if it's not love at first sight...

Believe it or not, the first time I opened the box and looked at the cards, I HATED them, yep! (And I LOVE Labyrinth, Dark Crystal, Mirromask, Legend, LOTR, etc).
I decided to start reading the beautifully-done book first to get a sense and meaning from each card.

I thought, WHERE are the faeries in some of the cards (singer of connection, intuition,etc)...and a lot of the other pics looked kind of creepy,etc..

So I put them down for a few days. THEN a few days later, I STILL didn't really care for them but put them away again for a few more days....then still wasn't drawn, yet felt more neutral about them.

When I picked them up a 4th time, something CLICKED!

The book was AWESOME and I'm glad I was reading it during the times I kept looking and putting them away...because the book warmed me up to these faeries.....the cards NOW looked a little more inviting to me....once I learned about the meanings of each card, they didn't look so weird and creepy to me anymore.

Now I feel I have made some new faeryfriends in these cards and book:)

I have completely 'connected' to the cards and actually feel like they DO speak to me sometimes:)

I am not into Tarot/Oracle, but like pretty cards for the pictures/inspiration only.

(I also write stories/poetry and love decks that have pics to inspire:).

READ THE BOOK, the authors have done an excellent job of explaining how the cards themselves work, what each pic/fairie means and how the cards themselves really do nothing.....the magic is in YOU:)

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Best Oracle set I have

I have a number of Oracle card sets, this one is the best I have seen. In the way it is explained and the exercises that you go through to learn how to use the cards. I recamend this for anyone. Beginners will find it easy to understand and learn from and thoses of us who have other cards sets will truely lean to value this one.

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This deck takes more to get into-but it's worth it!

I saw this deck in a bookstore and it was all I could think of for days. Finally I bought it, but was slightly dissapointed a little at first.

I hadn't even cracked open the book when I tried to use the cards, but it just wouldn't work with the methods I use for my other decks of Oracle Cards. Frustrated, I left the cards on my bookshelf for a few days.

I have always felt like I have had a spiritual connection with Goddesses, Faeries, Dragons, Unicorns, so I never felt too much of a need to start a new connection process with this deck. But, that was just as I needed. I followed the book's intructions on how to connect with the cards, and like the pro I was with understanding the other cards I have, I soon began to understand these as well.

Once I really started to understand these fairies, I felt that the results were much better. I also have become a bit more cheerful as well. :D

If you like fairies a lot, I highly reccomend this deck. I would say this is a 15+ deck though...younger kids might not find the nudity as artistic as I did.

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exquisite faeries

The Faeries' Oracle is a unique tool for self understanding. If you love faeries you will love this deck.

Labyrinth

I used to have this deck, it's amazing and beautiful and I've also noticed that Froud, who worked on Labyrinth, included some of the goblins from the movie in them!

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