Goddess Oracle Deck: 52 oracle cards to channel your inner goddess (Esoteric Decks)

Love this deck! Beautiful artwork. Beautiful energy. I used this for a girls goddess night and loved it!

Awesome deck!!!! Can't say enough good things. Book is easy to use and has illustrations.

I absolutely adore the Goddess Oracle Deck by Katja Perez! The artwork is breathtaking, featuring rich colors and ethereal illustrations that beautifully embody the essence of each goddess. Every card feels like a work of art, inviting deep reflection and connection. What sets this deck apart are the thoughtful rituals included with each card meaning, which enhance the experience and allow for profound interactions with the divine. These rituals provide a wonderful way to incorporate the wisdom of the goddesses into daily life, making the deck not just a tool for divination but also a source of inspiration and empowerment. Highly recommend for anyone interested in Goddess Spirituality.

This deck is perfect for beginners. It has beautiful illustrations and easy explanations.

The artwork is so gorgeous and the deck is well made.

I absolutely love the Goddess Oracle Deck! The artwork is stunning and each card feels really intentional and empowering. I’ve been using it for daily pulls and quick check-ins, and the affirmations always seem to hit the right note. The guidebook is easy to follow and gives just enough context without being overwhelming. It’s a beautiful way to connect with feminine energy and learn about different goddess traditions. Definitely recommend if you’re into spiritual tools with a strong, uplifting vibe.

Oracoli stupendi, buona carta e patinata, così come resistenza. Immagini fantastiche. La Perez su questo e una garanzia. Oracoli un po diversi da quelli sul mercato, molto approfonditi. Nel libretto oltre alle istruzioni per ognuno di loro è legato un piccolo rituale, per chi lo vuole fare ovvio.

Stunning set of oracle cards. Love them so much. Excellent value for money. Perfect gift.

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I ordered these for the stunning artwork, but ended up also loving the booklet that comes with the cards.

Beautiful art, shallow messages. The messaging of the cards seems to not go beyond what’s already on the card itself. The guidebook gives a small, summarised introduction to the goddess mythology and then a small ritual. But no insight into the culture it belongs to either. But not much insight into the messaging of the card/ reasoning for why that goddess represents the message at all. There are also several cards which just… are straight up misrepresentations of the goddesses? Sunna (Norse) Selene (Greek) Sedna (Inuit), Brigid (Irish), Hecate (Greek) - which are all depicted as WOC. Which to me… is odd? Especially Brigid and Sedna. I don’t understand what purpose the artist felt to remove the cultural belongings of the goddess’s? Like I’m sorry to - Sedna is from Inuit culture…. An already really underrepresented group. I feel depicting a god of theirs should be done accurately and represent what the people themselves ethnically look like. So yea. For that reason. There are better, more culturally accurate, thoughtful decks out there which give a diverse range of goddesses and cultures with stronger messaging. Feels a little lazy and underdone.