Kyrielle
I also LOVE this deck! I'm trying to find a really good book of Aboriginal myths now because I got into it. Recommendations?
-- Kyrielle
-- Kyrielle
Oracle of the Dreamtime
The Happy Squirrel
I have just gotten myself into reading cards and saw a post about this deck. The last time I tried to venture outside of Tarot I found that the so called 'oracle' deck insulted my intelligence just a little. But it was enough that I was completely put off by them. Long story short, a couple of decks coming out of Australia felt more grounded in their infrastructure so I thought it is time to give this system another go. Just reading about this deck makes me feel that this deck is one of those good ones grounded in a long tradition of Aboriginal wisdom. Would you happen to know who the publisher is? I will google that now. It is out of print from what I hear.
The Happy Squirrel
Finally, I have this deck in my hands 
I trying to revive this thread but seemingly the specific nature of this deck may mean that there is only a handful of us here which may be enthusiastic about it
Anyway, I have been contemplating trimming this round deck. No idea how. Free style with scissors is the only option I am thinking. Initially I was not sure if I should. But seeing that the "Connected and Free" deck came without numbering which means we have to flip through the book each time, makes me think that maybe it is OK.
I trying to revive this thread but seemingly the specific nature of this deck may mean that there is only a handful of us here which may be enthusiastic about it Anyway, I have been contemplating trimming this round deck. No idea how. Free style with scissors is the only option I am thinking. Initially I was not sure if I should. But seeing that the "Connected and Free" deck came without numbering which means we have to flip through the book each time, makes me think that maybe it is OK.
The Happy Squirrel
