Lost Oracle
Published on 2. October 2024
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Cards
144 pages
978-1-922786-01-2 (ISBN)
Description
The Lost Oracle is a resource for making peace with your place in the world. It is a source of protection, a guide for healing, a touchstone of reassurance and a compass for experiencing success of all kinds in life. It is an unwavering light shining on an uncertain future that can become less troubling and more enticing when viewed from an enlightened perspective.
Steeped in ancient wisdom, The Lost Oracle will help you understand and manage the forces around you and within you today.
From morning to night, The Lost Oracle will guide you to a place where you feel found.
Steeped in ancient wisdom, The Lost Oracle will help you understand and manage the forces around you and within you today.
From morning to night, The Lost Oracle will guide you to a place where you feel found.
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Language
English
Place of publication
Double Bay, NSW
Australia
Dimensions
Height: 141 mm
Width: 104 mm
Thickness: 31 mm
Weight
334 gr
ISBN-13
978-1-922786-01-2 (9781922786012)
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AUTHOR LIVES IN NSW, AUSTRALIA. Author Fiona Horne is one of the world's most respected witches. She is the author of fourteen bestselling books on modern witchcraft, published over the last two decades, which have had a generational impact on the evolution of the modern witch. Her tireless devotion to dispelling negative myths and stereotypes contributes to the freedom of modern witches to practice their craft today without fearing vilification and persecution. Thirty years ago she launched a career in the entertainment industry as the lead singer of number one Aussie 90s electro-rock band, Def FX, before continuing on to be a popular radio and television personality who has appeared on many programs around the world.
Veronica Collins is an illustrator born and raised in Massachusetts where she lives with her husband and their dearly beloved black cat, Barnabas. Her hand is the creative force behind the works of Dark Solis. The influences that guide her creativity are born from her lifelong interest in history, fantasy, occultism and mysticism. Growing up in New England enriched her interest in history and folklore and she takes great inspiration from her surroundings. Veronica's illustrations come from a place of her own spiritualism as it guides her musings and markings, her vision manifesting through her hands onto paper. The technique in which she is most proficient focuses on expressive line work and has gathered a reputation for being reminiscent of old woodcuts and etchings. Her work is constantly paying homage to the craft of artists such as Aubrey Beardsley, Hans Holbein, Arthur Rackham, Alphonse Mucha, Rockwell Kent and Albrecht Duerer. Veronica's work makes nods to different eras of the past. She strives to capture the feeling of the old ways of a bygone age with a contemporary twist that is all her own.
Veronica has obtained a Bachelor in Fine Arts degree with a concentration in Illustration from the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth. Among her freelance work, she runs her own online shop selling her work in various forms under the name of Dark Solis.
www.darksolis.com
Veronica Collins is an illustrator born and raised in Massachusetts where she lives with her husband and their dearly beloved black cat, Barnabas. Her hand is the creative force behind the works of Dark Solis. The influences that guide her creativity are born from her lifelong interest in history, fantasy, occultism and mysticism. Growing up in New England enriched her interest in history and folklore and she takes great inspiration from her surroundings. Veronica's illustrations come from a place of her own spiritualism as it guides her musings and markings, her vision manifesting through her hands onto paper. The technique in which she is most proficient focuses on expressive line work and has gathered a reputation for being reminiscent of old woodcuts and etchings. Her work is constantly paying homage to the craft of artists such as Aubrey Beardsley, Hans Holbein, Arthur Rackham, Alphonse Mucha, Rockwell Kent and Albrecht Duerer. Veronica's work makes nods to different eras of the past. She strives to capture the feeling of the old ways of a bygone age with a contemporary twist that is all her own.
Veronica has obtained a Bachelor in Fine Arts degree with a concentration in Illustration from the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth. Among her freelance work, she runs her own online shop selling her work in various forms under the name of Dark Solis.
www.darksolis.com