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gift of faery understanding can show life clearly
where humans may see only foggily and dimly, giving
us practical knowledge of what is and what may
be. Occasionally, their pinpoint accurate assessment
of our motives and situations may sting, but they're
just being helpful. They see, often far better
than we can, our energies, our thoughts, and our
sometimes very silly and sometimes very serious
situations. --Jessica
Macbeth on The Faeries Oracle |
| In
his beautifully illustrated, super-selling book
Good Faeries/Bad Faeries, acclaimed artist
Brian Froud offered a tantalizing glimpse into
the otherworld of pixies, trolls, gnomes, and
green men. While drawing and painting these timeless
mystical beings, he uncovered clues for 21st century
mortals who would like to connect and communicate
with them. Now, in his enchanting and evocative
follow-up, THE FAERIES’ ORACLE: Working
with the Faeries to Find Wisdom, Insight, and
Joy , Froud invites us to journey into
Faeryland and understand its magical powers through
the popular practice of divination. |
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The
Faeries' Oracle
Whimsical,
inspirational, and fun, THE FAERIES’ ORACLE
combines a delightfully enlightening book with a dazzling
deck of sixty-six faery divination cards. Written by Jessica
Macbeth, an accomplished "faerynaut," the engaging
text explains precisely how to mine the world of faeries
for insights into the heart, the soul, and the future.
The book introduces the most powerful and important members
of the faery kingdom, all radiantly rendered by Brian
Froud on the cards.
"The
Faeries' Oracle" is a continuation of Brian Froud's
book Good
Faeries, Bad Faeries.
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