Elemental Oracle

Artfully blending interdimensional goddess wisdom, the Five Elements of Chinese medicine, trauma healing techniques, and hands-on acupoint practices, this evocative deck and guidebook introduces 45 Goddesses, each from dimensions where the Sacred Feminine is active.

Speaking through the author, the Elemental Goddesses share their healing wisdom on releasing sexual trauma, shame, and taboo and show us how to embrace and love our bodies, our sensuality, and our feminine power and magic.

Each card features a hand-drawn symbolic portrayal of an Elemental Goddess, each named for her theme or the acupoint she is connected with. In the accompanying guidebook, the author explores each Elemental Goddess in full, explaining her elemental aspects, her healing guidance, her acupoints, and the emotions she is connected with, as well as provides an affirmation and a release meditation to help you integrate her lessons. She also explores how to use the cards, including in a Five Element spread, three-card draws, and traditional tarot spreads.

The Goddesses emerged in 2020. They were an artefact of a psylicibin experience that enables the author to experience psychedelic and psychic orgasms that come with "downloads" or channeled information from sources outside of this dimension.

They are here to heal women and the Divine Feminine. Feminine energy is rising to correct the imbalance. The Divine Feminine is here to herald a kinder, more intuitive, nurturing time of connecting, networking, and healing divisions with love and understanding. We will be called on to heal ourselves first, and then extend that healing to others.

When we cleaved the sacred masculine from the sacred feminine, we made her symbols taboo. We demonised her sexuality and silenced her voice. The world became dominated with the logic, science, atheism, and clinical precision of the masculine without the balance of the softness, intuition, nurturing, knowing, witchiness, and natural cycles of the sacred feminine. We ended up in a world where the gentle nuance of mysticism was suppressed in favour of dogmatic adherence only to that which we can see, box, label and quantify.

The age has come for women to step back into their role as Goddesses. We do so now, post-liberation, as anything we choose to be. No longer just Maiden, Mother, or Crone, we are healers, writers, speakers, makers, warriors, workers, creators, defenders, nurturers, prophets, oracles, sisters, witches, mothers, and teachers. It is our time to step into our Goddess power within the wider definitions of what it is to be women. And within women, woman, wombyn, resides the Goddess.