The Shaman’s Dream Oracle Reviews

Mind Body & Soul Ezine Card Deck Review: The Shaman’s Dream Oracle, a collaboration between Alberto Villoldo and Colette Baron-Reid, illustrated by Jena DellaGrottaglia, published by Hay House. RRP UK £18.99 : US $29.99 Can $39.99 Boxed set of 64 cards and guidebook. 

Sample card! Covenant. Number 7. Commitment to a sacred contract and the greater good is required now. This covenant is an insurance agreement that needs to be renewed or cancelled or torn up. It is an opportunity that is full of promise, but can you sign and seal the deal and commit to it? The contract has been elevated to a sacred covenant which must be founded on truth. Not your truth, or anyone else’s truth, but objective truth which is a greater truth that takes the destiny of all into account. The covenant is not about your agenda, and spirit is invited to come to the table as guarantor. You must assess what you sign up to. Your integrity must not be compromised. You must be transparent, honest and fair. Nothing hidden from view. State your commitment and purpose witnessed by spirit. 

Quality magnetic box holds the guidebook and cards, offering archetypes with fresh contemporary interpretations, shamanically walking between the worlds of reality and fantasy for all cultures and peoples. It is to help you to stay aligned with your highest good, to contribute joyfully to the world and to help you manifest spiritual purpose in your life. Information on how to get the best from the deck is given in the guidebook, information on how to ask questions is also provided and sample readings. There is a three- card (The Source and Outcome) and a four-card reading (The Evolution of a Desired Outcome). 

Computer graphics, but are they AI? My clients were not that impressed with the ‘illustration’ of the  cards. What happens when the promises I make to my clients based on these cards, don’t materialise and their life goes wrong instead? For my readings, my clients need to be grounded, as many are tragically lost in delusions of all kinds. The promotion of illegal drugs could backfire on me as a professional. 

Plenty of woo-woo here. Review by Wendy Stokes  https://wendystokes.co.uk