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ōrāculum : n (genitive ōrāculī); second declension. A divine announcement, oracle. A prophetic declaration; prophecy.
Hera - The Hierophant: As the queen of the gods, Hera represents tradition, commitment, and marriage. The Hierophant card showcases Hera seated on a throne, wearing a crown and holding a scepter, signifying her regal authority. The crossed keys at her feet signify her role as the keeper of sacred knowledge.
Archangel Jeremiel - The Evaluator: Archangel Jeremiel offers reflection, life review, and spiritual assessment. This card prompts self-examination and the willingness to learn from past experiences.
Archangel Gabriel - The Messenger: Archangel Gabriel is the divine messenger, symbolizing communication, revelation, and guidance. This card signifies moments of important announcements or spiritual insights, urging you to be open to divine messages.
Hermes - The Magician: Hermes, the messenger of the gods, embodies communication, cunning, and adaptability. The Magician portrays Hermes with his magical staff, the caduceus, representing his ability to bridge the gap between worlds and bring transformative change. The infinity symbol above his head symbolizes his connection to the eternal
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Artemis - The Moon: Artemis, the goddess of the moon and the hunt, represents intuition, mystery, and independence.
Aphrodite - The Empress: This card embodies beauty, love, and fertility. Aphrodite, the goddess of love, is depicted here surrounded by lush greenery and blooming flowers. Her nurturing and compassionate nature are reflected in the abundant harvest in the background. The Empress represents creativity, sensuality, and the power of attraction.
Nyx - The Moon : the goddess of the night, represents the subconscious, dreams, and the mysteries of the dark. In this version of The Moon card, Nyx's dark figure is seen against the night sky, surrounded by stars and a crescent moon. The two towers at the edges represent the pillars of consciousness and the subconscious, reminding us to explore the depths of our psyche.
Archangel Raguel - The Harmonizer: Archangel Raguel symbolizes harmony, justice, and resolving conflicts. This card indicates the need for peaceful resolutions and finding balance in relationships.
Archangel Uriel - The Illuminator: Archangel Uriel brings wisdom, insight, and illumination. This card encourages seeking knowledge and understanding to overcome obstacles and make informed decisions.
Ares - The Chariot: Ares, the god of war, embodies strength, courage, and determination. The Chariot portrays Ares riding a chariot, symbolizing his fiery and aggressive nature. The horses pulling the chariot represent the opposing forces of passion and restraint that Ares must balance to achieve victory in battle and life.
Archangel Michael - The Protector: Archangel Michael represents courage, strength, and protection. This card reminds you to tap into your inner strength and call upon divine protection in challenging times.
: Helios, the god of the sun, symbolizes victory, willpower, and determination. In this version of The Chariot card, Helios drives his sun chariot across the sky, signifying the triumph of light over darkness and the control of one's destiny through focus and perseverance
Pan, the god of the wild and shepherds, embodies spontaneity, playfulness, and connection with nature. In this version of The Fool card, Pan is shown dancing joyously in a forest, encouraging us to embrace our sense of adventure and stay open to the wonders of the world
Archangel Raphael - The Healer: Archangel Raphael is the divine healer, symbolizing physical, emotional, and spiritual healing. This card brings comfort and indicates a time of recovery and restoration.
Hephaestus - The Wheel of Fortune: Hephaestus, the god of blacksmiths and craftsmanship, symbolizes change, cycles, and fate. The Wheel of Fortune card illustrates Hephaestus working at his forge, creating the ever-turning wheel of destiny. The celestial symbols on the wheel represent the ups and downs in life and the constant motion of the universe.
Hades - Death: Hades, the god of the underworld, signifies transformation, rebirth, and the cycles of life and death. The Death card portrays Hades in his dark realm, holding the staff of the underworld. The river flowing through the card represents the River Styx, the boundary between life and death. This card does not signify physical death but rather profound changes and transitions.
Athena - The High Priestess: Wisdom, strategy, and intuition are the essence of Athena, the goddess of wisdom and warfare. The High Priestess card depicts Athena seated on a throne, with a book of knowledge in her lap and an owl by her side, representing her association with wisdom. The veil behind her hints at the hidden truths she holds.
Archangel Metatron - The Teacher: Archangel Metatron embodies spiritual guidance, knowledge, and sacred geometry. This card invites you to embrace your spiritual path and seek higher understanding.
Hestia - The Hermit: Hestia, the goddess of hearth and home, represents introspection, solitude, and inner wisdom. The Hermit card portrays Hestia in quiet contemplation, holding a lamp to guide seekers on their spiritual path. The warmth of the hearth in the background symbolizes the sanctuary of the home and the importance of finding solace within oneself.
Zeus - The Emperor: As the king of the gods, Zeus symbolizes authority, leadership, and power. In this card, he sits on a grand throne, holding a lightning bolt, representing his dominion over the sky and thunder. The majestic mountain peaks in the background signify his lofty status and the strong foundation on which he governs.
Archangel Camael - The Warrior: Archangel Camael embodies courage, determination, and protection. This card reminds you to face challenges with bravery and unwavering resolve.
Gaia - The World: Gaia, the primordial goddess of the Earth, embodies wholeness, fulfillment, and harmony. The World card depicts Gaia encircled by a wreath, symbolizing the cycle of life and her connection to all living beings. The four figures in the corners represent the four elements, indicating the balance and unity of nature.
Archangel Haniel - The Intuitive: Archangel Haniel symbolizes intuition, cycles, and divine timing. This card encourages you to trust your instincts and align with the natural rhythms of life.
Hecate - The High Priestess the goddess of magic, witchcraft, and the crossroads, embodies intuition, mysticism, and transformation. In this version of The High Priestess card, Hecate stands at a three-way crossroad, holding her torches. The crescent moon in the background symbolizes her connection to the night and her ability to illuminate hidden knowledge.
Archangel Barachiel - The Benefactor: Archangel Barachiel brings blessings, abundance, and joy. This card indicates a time of divine support and prosperity.
Atlas - The World the titan condemned to bear the weight of the heavens on his shoulders, symbolizes endurance, responsibility, and the interconnectedness of the world. In this version of The World card, Atlas holds the celestial sphere, representing his burden and the vastness of the universe. His strength and dedication reflect the need to embrace our responsibilities with determination and grace.
Persephone - The Star: Persephone, the goddess of spring and the queen of the underworld, symbolizes hope, renewal, and balance. The Star card portrays Persephone amidst a field of flowers, pouring water from two pitchers. This action represents the flow of emotions and the duality of her existence between the underworld and the surface. The stars above signify guidance and illumination during times of darkness.
Archangel Raziel - The Seer: Archangel Raziel holds the wisdom of the universe and esoteric knowledge. This card signifies a time of spiritual growth and intuitive insights.
Archangel Raziel - The Seer: Archangel Raziel holds the wisdom of the universe and esoteric knowledge. This card signifies a time of spiritual growth and intuitive insights.
Archangel Sandalphon - The Musician: Archangel Sandalphon represents music, prayer, and divine connection. This card reminds you of the power of music in uplifting your spirit and connecting with the divine.
Archangel Zadkiel - The Forgiver (2nd interpretation): Archangel Zadkiel encourages forgiveness and spiritual growth. This card signifies the transformative power of forgiveness and letting go.
Poseidon - The Hanged Man: Poseidon, the god of the sea, symbolizes introspection, sacrifice, and surrender. In The Hanged Man card, Poseidon is depicted suspended upside down, indicating the need to view situations from a different perspective. The calm sea and stormy clouds convey the dual nature of Poseidon's realm
Archangel Jophiel - The Beautifier: Archangel Jophiel brings beauty, creativity, and inspiration. This card encourages you to find joy in the little things and to embrace your creative side.
Daniel is an angel, the seventh mentioned of the 20 Watcher leaders of the 200 angels in the Book of Enoch, who taught the "signs of the sun" to humans.
Archangel Haniel - The Intuitive: Archangel Haniel symbolizes intuition, cycles, and divine timing. This card encourages you to trust your instincts and align with the natural rhythms of life
Archangel Chamuel - The Comforter (2nd interpretation): Archangel Chamuel embodies love and compassion. This card reminds you to nurture yourself and others with love and care.
Cronus - The Devil: Cronus, the titan god of time and harvest, represents temptation, bondage, and the consequences of our actions. The Devil card depicts Cronus in shadow, symbolizing the entrapment caused by our desires and material attachments. The arms in the background represent the illumination of truth, urging us to break free from self-imposed limitations.
Demeter - As the goddess of agriculture and harvest, Demeter represents abundance, nurturing, and cycles of life. emphasizing her connection to the Earth and the cyclical nature of life and death.
Archangel Azrael provides solace, compassion, and guidance during times of loss and grief. This card signifies the presence of divine comfort when you are navigating through difficult emotions.
Asclepius - the god of medicine and healing, embodies knowledge, guidance, and spiritual growth. In this version of The Hierophant card, Asclepius holds a staff with a serpent wrapped around it, representing healing and renewal. The acolytes by his side symbolize the transmission of sacred knowledge and the importance of mentorship.
Angel Lailah - The Divine Guide
represents the celestial guide of conception, birth, and destiny. Lailah is depicted as a radiant angelic figure, clothed in flowing white robes, which symbolize purity, spiritual grace, and the angelic realm. Her wings, softly outstretched, signify protection and the ability to transcend earthly limitations.
Archangel Ariel - The Earth Guardian: Archangel Ariel is the protector of nature and the animal kingdom. This card represents a deep connection to the Earth, reminding you to honor and nurture the natural world. Embrace your responsibilities as a guardian of the environment and seek harmony with all living beings.
Dionysus - The Fool: Dionysus, the god of wine, ecstasy, and revelry, embodies spontaneity, freedom, and uninhibited joy. The Fool card depicts Dionysus dancing and celebrating life, symbolizing the need to embrace the present moment and release inhibitions. The cliff at the edge signifies the inherent risks and adventure in life's journey.
Archangel Selaphiel - The Divine Uplifter: Archangel Selaphiel brings light, positivity, and divine inspiration. This card signifies a time of upliftment, encouraging you to let go of negativity and embrace a positive outlook on life.
Apollo - The Sun: Apollo is the god of light, music, and knowledge. This card radiates enlightenment, and success. Apollo's radiant clarity, inspiration, and the triumph of truth over darkness. The power of his fist a spear symbolize the importance of creativity and the arts.
Eros, the god of love and desire, embodies passion, union, and choices. The Lovers card depicts Eros with his bow, signifying the power of love to bring people together. The two individuals represent the choices we face in relationships and the need to align our hearts and minds when making decisions.
Archangel Tzaphkiel - The Meditator: Archangel Tzaphkiel embodies the power of meditation and introspection. This card encourages you to dive deep into your inner world, seeking answers and understanding through the practice of mindfulness and meditation.
Angel Kokabiel - The Celestial Rebel represents the enigmatic and rebellious celestial being. Kokabiel is depicted with fiery wings, embodying passion, independence, and the willingness to challenge established norms. His gaze is intense, reflecting the pursuit of knowledge and the mysteries of the cosmos.