The Starseed Oracle: A 53-Card Deck and Guidebook
Book by Rebecca Campbell
DETAILS
Publisher : Hay House UK (January 7, 2020) Language : English Cards : 144 pages ISBN-10 : 1788172884 ISBN-13 : 978-1788172882 Item Weight : 14.1 ounces Dimensions : 3.94 x 1.81 x 5.5 inches Best Sellers Rank: #8,300 in Books (See Top 100 in Books) #21 in Tarot #39 in Spiritual Self-Help (Books) #234 in Personal Transformation Self-Help , Activate your cosmic energy and awaken the whispers of your soul through the lost lands, energy portals and ancient sites of this beautiful 53-card oracle. Have you always had a longing for home without really knowing what that meant? If so, you could be a Starseed Soul - one who has incarnated elsewhere in the cosmos before your time on Earth. The 53 cards in this oracle are designed to support you on your soul's path and embody who you truly are. They guide you to connect with the portal to your heart, remember who you are at soul level and unlock your soul's gifts. In the accompanying guidebook you'll find instructions for attuning to your Starseed Oracle cards, to your inner guidance and to the cosmic energy beyond. Each card interpretation includes a Starseed call to action to help you to unlock your soul gifts, connect with your cosmic origins and remember who you truly are. The innovative triangle box design is a technology in itself, providing interactive card reading options, and can also be used as a beautiful altar piece. Read more
REVIEW
When I first received these cards I was so excited and still am. However, I do have a few cons that I've noticed off the bat that I'd like to address which is the whole reason I only gave this the 4 star rating that I did. First, is the card stock. The durability of my cards is very important for any of my cards and to be honest I'm super picky with it because my shuffling is a little harsh. These cards are a little flimsy in my opinion. I was expecting card stock like the "Moonology" Oracle deck which I love because the cards are more of a thick cardboard matte. These are more like the card stock you might see in "The Muse Tarot" from Chris Anne it's a thin plasticy feel that with time will quickly wear on the edges. I never look forward to that, however, there are some decks where I've overlooked that with because of how beautiful and intuitive the cards were. I won't lie for those specific decks I have rebought the decks as the cards wore down because they were decks I resonated and couldn't live without. But the card stock was a bit disappointing to me especially since everything else was just so nice. Second, now this might not have been the fault of the seller but the box I recieved was pretty banged up in the lower and upper right-hand corner. Which is a shame because the book explained that the box can be used as a tool for these cards. I won't be able to utilize that which is fine but it would have been interesting to try. Just know upon delivery you might get a box that might be unuseable so if you're buying this deck to use the box as a tool like the guidebook states then just know you might not be able too depending on how it ships. I have a feeling the damage happened in shipping but I also don't know that for a fact. Third, this could be a con for some which is why I'm placing it as a con for me it doesn't bother me too much. But this is primarily a very female deck. However, even though it has female undertones there are some males pictured in a few of the cards. You can tell they learned a bit from their previous deck which is called "Work Your Light" Oracle deck created for lightworkers. I found this deck to be primarily feminine so they've come forward from this deck with the "Starseed" Oracle. As a Starseed which I was told by a medium years ago, I've found I do connect to the art in these cards very much so that when putting up the cards I felt sad for some reason. I related to this Oracle deck more than I thought I would. This deck does have males in some of the photos though but I feel it's more for a female reader which is fine but I'd love to see both Rebecca and Danielle created a deck that males could use as well. I would buy that deck immediately if they did so I could use it with everyone. Luckily most of my readings are given to females so the other decks they made are fine for my use. Now for the pros because what's a review without some positives. Now let's be honest, there were some cons but the pros outweigh them in my opinion, and what I'll be using the Oracle cards for. Danielle Noel has always had amazing artwork and I love the art she makes for Oracle decks. I try to buy them when I can! Rebecca Campbell is super insightful and has a huge following. She's on Instagram and I'll be honest I do follow her she supports lightworkers and I feel that she might even be one. The guidebook though not one of the best I've ever read is insightful and describes the cards for new readers. I enjoy the guidebook and feel it adds to the enjoyment of learning and loving this deck to its full potential. I connect to this deck through the art. The words at the bottom are nice and descriptive to situations but the art has so much going on that I just have to take a small glance and BAM! the inspiration, ideas, everything starts flowing its like a huge story. The idea of being able to use the box as a tool for your reading is the best idea I've ever seen and I love the shape of the box. It's so unique and different than a lot of other Oracle decks haven't thought of yet. I love the idea and would've loved to utilize it maybe I could still make it work just need something to hold the box up since it was somewhat damaged when I received it. It's overall, a gorgeous deck and I'd recommend it for most who get most of their insight from the art of Oracle cards and not the notes they possess. I hope this was helpful in whether or not this deck might be for you.
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