The Starseed Oracle: A 53-Card Deck And Guidebook

This is definitely one of my favourite decks!

Wow this set is beautifulI love the illustrations the pictures are beautifully drawnThe quality of the the cards are fantastic nice and thick but not to thick you can shuffle them in your handsThe guide book has lots of information about each card and is a perfect side as well as the cards,I love the fact the box that it comes in can be used to hold your cards for a reading also when the lid is removed a triangle is revealed the triangle is an ancient mystical shape of many meanings one is the connection between the unlimited universe and the godness of earth,The box is intended to interactive use during card readings,The cards are so beautiful you can't help but connect with them straight away,I'm so pleased I purchased them,

After all the rave reviews I thought this deck would be a “must”, but I appear to be the only person who is disappointed with the very bland colours and the stiffness of the cards. I could not connect to any of the cards.I have been a Tarot and Oracle reader for many years and have a vast collection of cards, these cards didn’t “speak to me at all”.I will put the deck in a safe place and try to connect again in a few months time.We are all individuals and this is just my personal review.

I mostly use Oracle/Tarot for a bit of fun, and a bit of loose guidance should I feel indecisive. I always go into a deck with the understanding that my beliefs do not have to mirror the author's beliefs but I am not even sure what the beliefs of these cards are supposed to be aimed at.There's talk of God, but any religious person (Christian, Hindu, Muslim, etc) would find these cards blasphemous. There's kind of spells and incantations, but this is absolutely nothing to do with Witchcraft, or even Wicca. It feels like hokey New Age self-invented religion, and that kind of rubs me wrong. I'm not a fan of religion to begin with.The meaning of the cards reads a bit like the horoscopes in the Sunday newspaper. A bit overly vague and meaningless. Leaves a bit too much to interpretation and contradiction (e.g. there's a card that claims you're born to free will, but also have a pre-made plan that you must surrender to??)I gave this review 3 stars because the cards are very well made and pretty, but I think when using them I am just going to read/see the cards and interpret them myself without the book. Honestly the book just made me kind of mad lol.

These are absolutely incredible cards! I am so very much in love. The energy around them is beautiful. There were only a few of cards that I did not fully connect with, but even those held powerful energy for me.The artwork is absolutely stunning, as per usual, with Rebecca Campbell and Danielle Noel decks. The quality of the cards is excellent. They are matte, thick, and easy to side shuffle.The box itself is beautiful and innovative with the ability to use it as a card layout tool.The book has the cards in alphabetical order and each card has a two page spread. The messages in the booklet are excellent and well fitted for all star seeds. There is no reverse meaning to the cards themselves. I enjoy the small messages on the cards themselves. They really help to guide you in quick reading.Highly recommend this deck. I very much enjoy that the author is Canadian also.

I have received this deck today after pre ordering it and purchasing it for my friend last year.They were way too beautiful not to have them myself as well!The imagery is so vibrant and mesmerising.The box design is innovative but not sure if it will cause any inconvenience when transporting the deck around, as it doesn’t clasp close if that makes sense.That’s not too much of a problem anyway.Beautiful cards!!They really do take you to another world by just looking at them.Lovely messages.I do enjoy these more than the work your light oracle deck.Wonderful job