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Summary: CHEAP & USELESS
Review: Sorry to be so blunt, but it's true! When I opened up the box, the sleeve that holds the book was copmpletely unglued. The book barely skims anything about Celtic divination (or anything else) & is no help at all. The cards are very small & not well drawn. You are basically paying for the box, which is made to look like an ancient book.
Don't waste your money...Better to spend a little more & really get your money's worth. I recommend:-The Celtic Tree Oracle
-The Druid Animal Oracle Blessed Be!
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Summary: CHEAP & USELESS
Review: This set comes with a book, three sets of 20 cards each, and a perpetual calendar along with little new moon and full moon reusable stickers for the calendar. First off, the book doesn't really give detailed information on divination. It mentions that the Celts would fortell the future by the flight of birds, but didn't tell how! It just goes on to tell the different meanings of feather colors. The cards would be more helpful if they were study cards. The animal cards have a very nice picture of an animal on each and also a Gaelic name for the animal- and that is all. The book gives very short meanings for each of the animals and some tarot-like layouts. The tree cards are along the same lines with a decorative depiction of a piece of a tree and a Gaelic name. There are also "Celtic Wisdom" cards that have a saying or triad on each. I don't see myself getting a whole lot of use from the cards. The calendar, however, does look useful and is decorative. The book itself, while not giving enough of the information promised in the title, is highly illustrated and has pictures and details about Celtic saunas (the Celtic equivalent of the Native American sweat lodge.)
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Summary: Looks like you're getting a lot but...
Review: This set comes with a book, three sets of 20 cards each, and a perpetual calendar along with little new moon and full moon reusable stickers for the calendar. First off, the book doesn't really give detailed information on divination. It mentions that the Celts would fortell the future by the flight of birds, but didn't tell how! It just goes on to tell the different meanings of feather colors. The cards would be more helpful if they were study cards. The animal cards have a very nice picture of an animal on each and also a Gaelic name for the animal- and that is all. The book gives very short meanings for each of the animals and some tarot-like layouts. The tree cards are along the same lines with a decorative depiction of a piece of a tree and a Gaelic name. There are also "Celtic Wisdom" cards that have a saying or triad on each. I don't see myself getting a whole lot of use from the cards. The calendar, however, does look useful and is decorative. The book itself, while not giving enough of the information promised in the title, is highly illustrated and has pictures and details about Celtic saunas (the Celtic equivalent of the Native American sweat lodge.)
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