Bat Chicken
Now I really want this deck.....
room said:I liked Scott's take on those gorgeous symbols in the upper right of the cards. I honestly think they would make a great deck on their own. That's the way I'd prefer the cards myself, but with all the other information too.
I don't think I've ever seen a deck creator do something like that. I thinks it's a fabulous idea, and you could use them together too.
Jewel said:Elven thank you so much for all of the information, and thanks to Scott for imparting his insights as the deck creator. One of the things I love about AT is that we can usually get deck creators to come talk to us and share with us. We are lucky that way!
geministar said:I love the cards and I love australian wildlife, especially the birds. I saw a grey kangaroo in my street only a couple weeks ago and I was so blown away by it, I had never seen one before so close unless I'd gone to wildlife parks!
peace_pixie said:bought this deck today and WOW it looks ten times better then on the website! It really is amazing and the title animal dreaming is spot on! I'm looking forward to working with it.
I just wanted to let people know that this deck is amazing and spot on! Its definatly going to be a favourite of mine.
My only complaint is i'd love to see more cards! 45 cards for australian animals is simply not enough, although i do realise that you can't make everyone happy or include all animals, but i'd have love to have seen some parrots such as: King parrot, Rainbow lorriket or fish.
Also i'd love to see a deck with stories of the animals from the different Indigenous clans.
But enough about that... just thought i'd let you know that yesterday i was outside bonding with my cards when some kookaburras started to laugh
Elven said:But Scott has written a book which contains I think (from memory) 350+ Australian Animals ... maybe it would be an idea to use a book like that for Bibliomancy readings?
Bodhran said:Has anyone had a chance to look through this book? Unfortunately, it doesn't seem to be available in the U.S. I think it is called "Animal Messengers."
ScottAlexanderKing said:"Animal Messenger is a 'shamanic field guide' that lists the spiritual or medicine interpretations of over 340 of the worlds most exotic animals. Containing 400 pages of animal wisdom, Animal Messenger is the most comprehensive list of animal symbolism on the market."
bodhran said:Has anyone had a chance to look through this book? Unfortunately, it doesn't seem to be available in the U.S. I think it is called "Animal Messengers."
Bodhran