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The Complete Tarot & Oracle Journal: (With Metal Closures and Two Ribbon Markers) Spiral-Bound | October 1, 2022

Selena Moon

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Unlock the secrets of the mystical art of card reading and record your insights with this beautiful journal!

Keep this gorgeous journal alongside your collection of tarot and oracle card decks to unlock the secrets of your readings and awaken your consciousness.

The Complete Tarot & Oracle Journal is more than just a diary, it's a tool to jog your memory and give you greater insight into your subconscious mind. Using this journal will assist you in remembering and interpreting your readings with more accuracy and detail, and help you realize the messages in the cards.

The journal includes a helpful introduction to card reading, reading exercise, notes on the differences between oracle and tarot readings, and suggestions for spreads to work with.

A stunningly beautiful book with exquisite finishes, this journal is designed specifically to easily keep a record of your card readings and is completely compatible with all card decks expanding opportunities for spiritual work with tarot and oracle sets.

Grab a deck and your favorite pen (because we know you have one) and open yourself to the messages that await you!

This deluxe edition features two ribbon markers, two metal closures, copper-color gilded edges, and foil printing on the cover. A true and lasting keepsake. 

Publisher: Red Wheel Weiser
Original Binding: Hardcover
Pages: 208 pages
ISBN-10: 1922579629
Item Weight: 1.29 lbs
Dimensions: 7.9 x 0.62 x 9.1 inches

Hailing from Sweden and currently living in Sydney, Australia, Selena Moon has her own design studio and years of experience with freelance design work that evolved to include illustrations and digital art. Selena now has an established and successful career as a graphic designer, illustrator and digital artist in both Sweden and Australia.

Selena loves nature and, as an immigrant to Australia, finds the surroundings very beautiful and draws inspiration from them. One of the first artworks she created and sold when she came to Australia five years ago was a series of hand-drawn native Australian flowers.