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Summary: A Wonderful And Powerful Instrument And Book.
Review: This is a very powerful and wonderful item. I shall say no more, for you should study and use this material yourself. In short, buy it. Blessed be and may the Light of the Goddess shine upon all of you. Love and Light,
TRISTON JAY AMERO
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Summary: I love my cards!
Review: The pictures soothe me and the beauty in the art is grand! There is also an online email group for these cards in case you want to talk to others and learn. I found it more fun learing on my own though. These cards called my name and when I read for others they were right on! These cards ended up opening other doors for me to purchase more of Brian Froud's work.
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Summary: Wanderfull, It's a self meeting whith the winsdon of faeries
Review: This book is a must have if you believe in faeries. I entered in the otherword 4 years ago and started to see then, Brian Froud "don't draw" he take pictures of the faeries. And the Oracle show the way that you have to go and the better is that the Faeries Oracle was made to be, what the litle creatures wonders for an oracle.
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Summary: For Meditative Words of Wisdom
Review: A beautiful set of cards, wonderfully illustrated. And the accompanying book is a well thought out approach to meditative affirmations. Wonderfully written, it and the cards leave the reader with a feeling of peace. For anyone who loves Fairies and wants to hear their views on the world and our problems. You can almost hear them speaking to you. Enchanting!!!
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Summary: Festering, Demonic, and Deformed Nightmares...............
Review: What has happened to the faeries I have imagined in all my 13 years of life? What happened to the day when faeries were sweet, laughing, and beautiful little helpers of nature that lived in floweres, ate necter and dressed in corn silk? These cards are absolutly horrifing. I have no idea how anyone could give this peice of trash five stars. I flipped over cards to see naked, deformed, demonic looking creatures with frogs growing out of their toes, tumors growing out of their chests, and leprosy festering in their skin. There is one card, supposedly something to the likes of "Mother Nature", which is repulsive. It is an ugly, horrid woman creature with breast implants the size of watermelons. All of the "faeries" look like disesed, festering nightmares. This is awful. Please don't buy this peice of trash. I can't believe I wasted my allowance on this garbage! Anyway, my mother is an artist and can draw and paint 10x better than this. These "faeries" will give a your child nightmares before good dreams. Use your common sense and do not waste your $$ on this disgusting waste of paper.
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Summary: These Faeries changed my life!!
Review: Having used Tarot decks and various other oracles for many years, I can honestly say that these cards offer the most accurate and FUN readings that anyone could imagine.
Each of the 65 cards is beautiful, plus there is a blank card for you to draw your own guardian Faery.
While the cards themselves are inspiring, the book is equally incredible. Jessica MacBeth offers humor, advice, and magick, and lots of tips for inviting the Faeries into your life.
And they work!
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Summary: Enchanting Deck Of Cards
Review: This is a brilliant item. The enchanting cards, that have a beautiful picture of a faery or elve printed on them, each with a meaningfull meaning. The oracle cards let you communicate with faeries, and ask some questions you always longed to know. The deck of cards come with a nice thick step by step book all about the meaning of each card, and how to communicate with the faeries and use the deck. I reccomend this book to all faery fans and believers, and that are willing to spend some time with the deck. I reccomend the deck for anyone at the age of 10 and up. I do not reccomend the deck for those who do not have an open mind, for those with a negetive attitude, and for those who want to get the deck for their small child as a "play toy."
The deck and book are exciting, enchanting, beautifull, and colorfull as well. The Fae Girl
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Summary: Beauty and Majik!
Review: I bought this for a friend and now I want one for myself! The cards are just enchanting and the art is incredible. A definite winner in all respects.
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Summary: Beautiful as art, not so good as a deck -- for me, anyway
Review: I bought this deck to enjoy Brian Froud's artwork. I thought it would be a bonus if I enjoyed using it as a deck, too. The artwork is beautiful, of course, and many of the characters spoke to me right away. Something was bothering me, though, and I couldn't quite put my finger on it. I laid all of the cards out, and it hit me: all of the female characters were too glamorous. Many of the male characters were, too, but overall, the males had a wider range of emotion and expression. The female characters struck me as being less expressive and more aloof. I just can't relate to them, and that keeps me from feeling comfortable with using this deck.
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Summary: Stunning in its beauty
Review: Brian Froud and Jessica Macbeth have created an oracle deck of amazing beauty; their pens and paintbrushes are surely guided by Faery hands. They have created a system all their own; it's not organized anything like Tarot or anything else you're used to. Loosely based on European faery lore, but mostly drawn from the creators' imaginations, each faery character in the deck has a specific personality and role. You'll feel like you know these faeries personally after reading through the book. An example, and my personal favorite: Ilbe the Retriever, responsible for recovering our lost stuff, from keys to dreams. If you love the Fae, you'll love this.
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