Sacred Vision Oracle Cards

Bestselling author and healer Lynn Andrews helps readers find and embrace their oracle with a powerful new card deck, the Sacred Vision Oracle Cards.

Book Spotlight – Sacred Vision Oracle Cards

From bestselling author and renowned healer, Lynn V. Andrews comes Sacred Vision Oracle Cards, a deck that connects the lessons of balance and harmony with gorgeous Native American artwork by celebrated artist Robert Taylor. This stunning package includes 29 full-color cards along with a 128-page guidebook that shepherds readers on a journey to achieving inner peace. Andrews has been writing and teaching for over 30 years, and her fan base has clamored for a new, more advanced follow up to The Power Deck. Andrews has responded with a deck that allows readers to discover their destiny, live their dreams, and follow the oracle to find true peace in their lives.

An oracle can be anything that awakens a vision or a voice of wisdom that helps you find your way to your own truth and harmony in life. Lynn explains, “Robert Taylor and I believe strongly that the most profound voice of vision and wisdom that you will ever experience is the voice that comes from within you and speaks of what is real and true for you—truths that you may not even know you carry until you see or read something that awakens them. Then you become your own oracle because you have embraced the voice of wisdom that is part of you, connecting you with God and all of life rather than keeping you separate and apart.”

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About the Author and Artist

Author Lynn V. Andrews has studied with shamanic women on four continents for more than thirty years. She shares her ancient teachings in her more than 20 books, including the Medicine Woman series, which includes New York Times bestsellers Medicine Woman and Jaguar Woman. Her books have been translated into 14 languages and she speaks at conferences throughout the world.

Painter Robert Taylor’s philosophy of art is a synthesis of the wisest teachings of the various cultures of his Blackfeet, Cherokee Crow, Osage, Scottish, and Black Dutch ancestors. He manipulates proportion, plays with distortion, and uses symbolism that gives his paintings an almost dreamlike quality. His art has been exhibited at museums and galleries throughout the US, including the Cherokee National Museum in Tahlequah, OK, the Trail of Tears State Park Gallery in Cape Girardeau Co., MO, the LA International Contemporary Art Fair, the Red Earth Festival in Oklahoma City, OK, and the Smithsonian Institute.