Here at The Mystic Feline we offer a few oracle decks that are actually personally recommended by myself, the store owner.
Although they are not directly feline-related, they have supported my spiritual journey and emotional growth and I thought it’d be wise to share tools that could help like-minded shoppers.
Today, I’ll be spotlighting my favorite spiritual tools and detail what I love so much about them!
- The Wild Witch Oracle Deck
I usually start my meditation ritual off with this deck, as it sets the tone for my practice. Each card represents the mindset of historical and fantasy female figures, and is meant to inspire the everyday woman to exist with power. It’s reorients worrisome, anxious, and grief-stricken mindsets into an uplifting, light space, while sharing the stories and strength of real-life and fictional women.
This is a wonderful beginner’s oracle deck with a thoughtfully written guidebook and gorgeous artwork. Out of all decks I’m diving into today, this is my top recommendation :)
- Mudras Oracle Deck
Packed with multicolored cards representing the different chakras, this is an informative and intentional choice for any meditation practice. I usually use this deck to end my ritual, as I like to linger on the cards, be in the moment, and make sure I’m performing each mudra with grace and intention. It’s also a pocket sized deck, meaning this can be taken anywhere as a handy relaxation tool.
Although this deck is heavily inspired by Sanatana Dharma (also known as Hinduism in the west), it should not be used as the only educational tool for such practices. I see and treat this deck as an effective entry tool to anyone who is curious about mudras and wants simple ways to strengthen their mind, body, and soul connection. This is also a great beginner’s oracle deck, and I hope users enjoy exploring Sanatana Dharmic philosophy.
- Rumi’s Gift Oracle Deck
I’m a huge fan of thoughtfully made oracle decks that are a reflection of the maker’s own spiritual experience, and this deck accomplishes that wonderfully.
While this is a new addition to my meditation practice, it is already a standout for it use of abstract, hand-made visuals and poetic selections from the great Rumi. The guidebook is also well-made, as it provides the historical context, meaning, and reflections associated with each poetic theme.
I’m also a lover of Rumi’s poetry and philosophy, and this deck is a daily companion for reflecting on his words. I’d recommend this deck to anyone who’d like to explore Sufism and Rumi.
Alright!
Those are my oracle deck picks (for now).
Let me know which ones standout to you, and if you’re also an oracle deck lover, what other recommendations would you like to share with the other mystic felines in the comments?
as always,
love yourself ~