The Beloved Dead: An Oracle for Divining Ancestral Wisdom
A tantalizingly beautiful oracle deck that links us to our past and reveals the possibilities of our future, enabling us to communicate with our ancestor figures, or spiritual advisors!
The Beloved Dead features 82 cards with timeless images illustrating our ancestral archetypes. This divinatory tool can help you bond with awareness which survived in the physical world and now exists energetically as Spirit.
These are the voices of your ancestors, those wise and powerful Spirit Helpers who are ready to help guide you through the great work you do here on this side of the veil. Call a family reunion, and watch the fellowship of the past merge with the infinite possibilities of the future. Include the "Spirit Throne" card as your Seat of Honor and get ready to consult the full-color guidebook for a range of readings apart from the ordinary.
Although pronouns in the card descriptions are gender-specific, use your intuition as you consider the card's imagery. This oracle deck can sometimes represent a spirit or soul, while other times it may illustrate an experience, recollection, occurrence, or outlook. With every drawing, count on gaining insight into your inquiry.
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Carrie Paris has a passion for divination and ancient ceremonial rites that invoke the spirit of divining communities. Carrie was in the first class to receive a master’s degree in the cultural study of cosmology and divination from the University of Kent, UK. She is the creator of The Relative Tarot, The Sirens' Song Oracle, and other decks. Carrie considers herself a global citizen and enjoys teaching in California, New Mexico, and Europe with her husband, artist Rob Hampson, and the world’s most psychic terrier, Rose-shine. Carrie offers classes and divination services to a global clientele in the US, Asia, and Europe. Learn more at carrieparis.com.
Tina Hardt is a channeler of words and ideas, and has used her writing skills to bring the imagery of Carrie Paris to life in book form, including coauthoring The Relative Tarot and The Siren’s Song. Today, as a diviner, Tina works with cards casting charms, and sits in mediumship circles.