Author: Mel Brown Publisher: ISBN: 9781925429305 Category : Languages : en Pages : 84
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The Aboriginal Goddess Chakra Oracle is a unique mix of aboriginal and universal spirituality, encompassing a range of deities from multiple cultures and infused with teaching of the seven energy chakras. A beautiful set with 49 colorful illustrations, each card is represented by a God, Goddess, Faery or Angel connecting with one of the seven chakras. This blend captures a distinctive feel of spirituality spanning across all time and ages never been seen before.
Author: Mel Brown Publisher: ISBN: 9781925429312 Category : Languages : en Pages : 96
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Featuring 36 cards beautifully illustrated to represent the mental, emotional and spiritual aspects of our soul and desires, the Aboriginal Spirit Oracle Cards is a powerful tool to navigate your consciousness towards empowerment and self-healing. Touching on deeply spiritual qualities of the native aboriginal tribes, The Aboriginal Spirit Oracle is a practical tool to facilitate spiritual awareness to guide you through life and clarify questions and issues that arise, allowing peace to encompass your heart again.
Author: Mel Brown Publisher: Aboriginal Oracle ISBN: 9781925429299 Category : Body, Mind & Spirit Languages : en Pages : 96
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The Aboriginal Dreamtime Oracle is a gift from Our Aboriginal Ancestors and are channelled from the universal wisdom of past Caretakers of this ancient land. This set of Aboriginal Dreamtime Oracle cards are inspired by the close connection between the Australian Aboriginal Artist/Author's spirituality, and her relationship with Ancestors of the past. These cards were inspired by Australian Aboriginal Peoples Dreamtime stories for the purpose of exploring a clarifying issues that impact on our lives, together with celebrating the wonders of our successes.
Author: Mel Brown Publisher: ISBN: 9781925946512 Category : Languages : en Pages : 208
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This Aboriginal Dreamtime Journal offers a chance for you to better understand your own personal Dreaming, so that you can navigate your consciousness towards empowerment and self-healing. Aboriginal Dreamtime Journal relates to the stories of creation, encompassing Aboriginal values, beliefs, and lore - essentially ancient wisdom passed down from the Ancestors. The creation stories depict the values and the ways to live our lives, while being at one with Mother Earth and Father Sun. The ever-changing Dreaming allows our past to teach us how to live our lives in the present, so that our future is determined by the learning what we experience today. Use these messages to help you navigate your own journey as you use this beautiful interactive diary.
Author: Prof Deherbert Publisher: ISBN: 9780942272925 Category : Languages : en Pages :
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By Goddess of Light on August 20,2014 Verified Purchase Great number dream book. When my father was alive, he used this book to play numbers, and I have been using it for years. Several years ago, I lost his copy from the 1970's. I started dreaming like crazy and didn't remember which numbers to play. So, I ordered it from Amazon. My adult son and I have both hit the number 8 times between the two of us, (in Florida and New York), since I ordered and started using it again to get numbers from our dreams. Just luck? Try it and you decide for yourself.
Author: Michael Riddell Publisher: ISBN: 145254249X Category : Body, Mind & Spirit Languages : en Pages : 284
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“Having sex is like playing bridge. If you don't have a good partner, you'd better have a good hand.” Woody Allen This quote has nothing to do with this book. I just put it in as I think it’s funny. But it does go to show you don’t have to be straight-laced to find your soul, to be out there. Having fun and being funny is integral to being a human being. I’m here to tell you why a bloke like me would want to find his soul and why you may want to as well. The mere idea of blokes with souls sounds like a disease of plague proportions, right up there with zombies, lepers and dogs with rabies. Why is this so? I have no idea except to tell you what I have seen. Most of my mates feel uncomfortable as they open up their soft side as it takes them clean out of their comfort zone when they talk about stuff that makes them feel all soft, feminine and in the eyes of adversaries and mates alike, just plain weak. As my old footballing coach would say, from here it’s only a short cuddle to playing for the other team and not too many men want this. Or at least be caught out in the open. But there is one hell of a difference between blokes expressing their love and compassion for a mate and tapping them on the shoulder with a twinkle in their eye and a bullseye on their bum. Why would I put myself through this shite when to believe in this new age stuff is to be seen as a girl? Why should blokes want to find their soul? What’s the upside? Well, I’d be bullshitting if I said I knew the definitive answer. But I do know this: it has everything to do with finding the truth. Your truth. And if you’re looking for the truth, the best place to start is with yourself. In doing so, a door will open for you to see the big picture and to become way better at being human. At being a bloke.
Author: Andres Engracia Publisher: ISBN: 9781572818965 Category : Body, Mind & Spirit Languages : en Pages : 0
Book Description
Fairy Dust is an enchanting set of 40 cards created for inspiration. Fairies are always nearby, bringing pockets full of magic and dreams. Each Fairy Dust mini-card delivers a poetic message of fairy wisdom to guide and inspire you. The deck can be used as an oracle for light-hearted divination or for positive daily affirmations. Let the magic of the fairies' realm enchant you and show you how to tap into your own intuition. This mini set comes in a magnetic closure box that holds 40 cards.
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