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My Favorite Decks & Books

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These are the decks and books I keep coming back to in my own practice. Each one has its own energy, so trust what you're drawn to. If something catches your eye, that's probably the one for you. Take what's for you and leave the rest.

 

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Oracle & Tarot Decks

Angelic Activations by Kyle Gray
Beautiful artwork and gentle, heart-centered messages. Really helpful if you want to develop clairvoyance.

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Atlantis Oracle by Diana Cooper
For anyone who feels called to Atlantean energy, and curious what an enlightened society might have been like.

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Angels of Light by Diana Cooper

Clear, uplifting messages from the angelic realm. A lovely deck for a daily pull.

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Ask and It Is Given by Esther and Jerry Hicks

For when you want a little love from Abraham. There's a lot of energy in these cards. One pull is plenty to reflect on all day.

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Animal Wisdom Tarot by Dawn Brunke
Gentler than traditional tarot, and perfect for animal lovers like me.

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Universal Waite Tarot
There's so much wisdom in traditional tarot. It may take more study to interpret these cards but this deck is a classic if you’re up for the task.

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FEMBOT (free online)
My new favorite. It uses sound, intuitive messages, and stunning imagery, especially if you want to deepen your understanding of your own light body.

Inspirational Books

Channeling and guidance
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Opening to Channel by Sanaya Roman and Duane Packer

If you're curious about channeling, this is the book I'd hand you first. It's practical, step by step, and makes the whole thing feel a lot less mysterious.

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The Wisdom of The Council by Sara Landon
Channeled messages from The Council, a collective of ascended masters. It's gentle and loving, with a lot of trust that you're exactly where you're meant to be.

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The Sophia Code by Kaia Ra
A channeled book about the divine feminine teachers, the Ascended Lady Masters, with a meditation for each one. It's a good one to work through slowly. Not for beginners.

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The Convoluted Universe, Book One by Dolores Cannon
Dolores spent decades recording what came through her clients in deep hypnosis: other lives, other worlds, and the bigger picture of why we're here.

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Angels, Atlantis, and Ascension
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The Archangel Guide to Enlightenment and Mastery by Diana Cooper and Tim Whild
If you feel drawn to Atlantis like I do, this one is full of meditations and practices from that golden era. Lord Kuthumi shows up too.

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The Golden Future by Diana Cooper
Diana's channeled look at where humanity is heading and how to prepare for the new Golden Age. It's a hopeful read when the world feels heavy.

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Energy and Everyday Practice
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Anatomy of the Spirit by Caroline Myss
A classic on how what you carry emotionally shows up in your body, through the chakras. If you've ever felt something before you could think it, this one will make sense.

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The Artist's Way by Julia Cameron
It's not just for artists. The morning pages alone are worth it: three pages of whatever is in your head, first thing, every day.

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The Complete Works of Florence Scovel Shinn
Short, simple, and nearly a hundred years old. You can open to any page and find one idea to carry through your day. Note: There are a lot of bible references. I'm not religious and was able to let it slide because the messaging is deep.

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Dare to Lead by Brené Brown
It's not a spiritual book, but it might be one of the most useful on this list. Brené writes about courage, vulnerability, and having the hard conversations, whether you lead a team or just your own life.

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