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I personally enjoy the deck because of the art. The second deck you mentioned is very pretty also. 4laugh

I have had mine for a little over a year now. I've tried tarot decks, but they just don't seem to call out to me like my oracle deck.

I haven't gone too deep into Froud's Fae views, but I love his artwork. Wendy actually wrote the book in this set while Brian did the illustrations. He does have another Oracle deck out. The Faeries Oracle From what I've seen, it has similar artwork, but not sure about how it reads.

(p.s Thanks for the mention. 3nodding )

I haven't tried to make my own Oracle set yet. I keep getting distracted. sweatdrop I wanted a Wolf Oracle, but I couldn't find any where the artwork stood out to me.

I am excited for your deck to come into being mrgreen

I've got the Goddess Oracle Deck. The art is nice but some of the information is inaccurate, and I haven't had good readings from it.

I prefer my Tarot Cards though.

I have and primarily use Oracle decks. The ones I have are:

Medicine Cards

Sacred Path Cards

Those are decks that were used by my former Psychologist as an option for deep evaluation of what you see. He has a PhD in several forms of therapy and is well trained in spiritual healing. The reading I got from them was accurate and provided much guidance for the nexy few months of treatment (not something I would reccomend from everyone or for everyone, just people specially trained in the use of oracles in psychological healing)

Spirit of the Wheel

That deck is the one I use most often. While the messages are based in spiritual thoughts and how the spirit connects to the physical and mundane, I have been able to help my mother with many issues and thoughts regarding work and stress from that deck. It is the only deck I no longer require the LWB (Little white book) to give a reading, but I have it with me to read the "prayers" associated and give the book meaning if they ask.

Lakota Sweat Lodge Cards

This was more of a curiosity purchase. Haven't used them yet as I haven't been able to figure out how they are used.

Ocean's Oracle
This deck is quite unique. You don't pick the cards. You look at pictures of the shells on posters and then you pick the ones that speak to you. You then arrange the cards in which ever ways make sense to you. I then tell you what each of those shells mean and how you orgaized them. Its a fascinating system.

Wolf Song
Again just a curiosity but one that I feel attracted to.

Russian Gypsy Fortune Telling Cards
This is completly different than any other system. I used it once and still couldn't fully understand.

Hidden Path

Well Worn Path

Those two intriged me as they were the first ones I have seen to specifically tie into ENP mythologies and rituals. They were also designed to be a teaching tool for Grimassi's tradition.