Free Worldwide Shipping Crowdfunded on Kickstarter In Collaboration with Achi This is a colorful feminine deck about fear and breakthrough. "Dream" is chosen as its theme because of the author's experience with recurring nightmares and her consequent obsession with oneirology. All figures are portrayed with their eyes closed as if sleeping. Less emphasis on their facial expressions grants users more space for interpretation. The artist has added a personal touch to the narrative by using mostly females. She thinks that the feminine tone suits her voice better and could help more women find the deck relatable. The artist sticks closely to the original meanings of the Rider-Waite Tarot, preserving all the important details and symbolisms to make reading easy. So there's nothing to worry about - you will love this deck for viewing, collection, and cartomancy as well! Product Details The Sleepwalker Tarot comes in two editions that represent the beginning and end of a dream and speak to its conflicting nature. Dreams can be warm and empowering like sunshine or ominous and impenetrable like bottomless darkness. Accordingly, the Sunrise Edition preserves sparkling memories in a "keepsake box," while the Twilight Edition initiates a deep dive into the quiet, oceanic subconscious void... SUNRISE EDITION TWILIGHT EDITION CARDS 78 + "The High Priestess" alternative + "The Hermit" alternative + "Sleepwalker" + "Sober" 78 + "The High Priestess" alternative + "The Hermit" alternative + "Sleepwalker" SIZE 70 * 120 mm (2.76 * 4.72 inch) 52 * 88 mm (2.05 * 3.46 inch) STOCK 350 gsm C2S paper PVC FINISH varnishing, embossing varnishing EDGE matte gold gilding with a pearlescent effect BOX STYLE book-style rigid box with shoulder two-piece rigid box with thumb holes BOX DESIGN anti-scratch matte lamination, hot gold stamping GUIDEBOOK regular booklet accordion booklet
★ Only Twilight Version (Mini Deck) On Sale, "Sunrise" and "ALL IN" Have been Sold Out ★ Free Worldwide Shipping ★ In Collaboration with A-Chi This is a colorful feminine deck about fear and breakthrough. "Dream" is chosen as its theme because of the author's experience with a recurring nightmare and her consequent obsession with oneirology. All figures are portrayed with their eyes closed as if sleeping. Less emphasis on their facial expressions grants users more space for interpretation. The artist has added a personal touch to the narrative by using mostly females. She thinks that the feminine tone suits her voice better and could help more women find the deck relatable. A-Chi sticks closely to the original meanings of the Rider-Waite Tarot, preserving all the important details and symbolisms to make reading easy. So there's nothing to worry about - you will love this deck for viewing, collection, and cartomancy as well! PRODUCT DETAILS The Sleepwalker Tarot comes in two editions that represent the beginning and end of a dream and speak to its conflicting nature. Dreams can be warm and empowering like sunshine or ominous and impenetrable like bottomless darkness. Accordingly, the Sunrise Edition preserves sparkling memories in a "keepsake box," while the Twilight Edition initiates a deep dive into the quiet, oceanic subconscious void... ★ Sunrise Edition ★ ✻ Card Size: 70 * 120 mm (2.76 * 4.72 inch) ✻ Card Stock: 350-GSM double-coated paper ✻ Finish: varnishing, embossing ✻ Edge: matte gold gilding with a pearlescent effect ✻ Box Style: book-style rigid box with shoulder ✻ Box Design: anti-scratch matte lamination, hot gold stamping ✻ Box Includes: 78 tarot cards + "The High Priestess" alternative + "The Hermit" alternative + "Sleepwalker" special card + "Sober" special card + guidebook ★ Twilight Edition ★ ✻ Card Size: 52 * 88 mm (2.05 * 3.46 inch) ✻ Card Stock: PVC ✻ Finish: varnishing ✻ Box Style: two-piece rigid box with thumb holes ✻ Box Includes: 78 tarot cards + "The High Priestess" alternative + "The Hermit" alternative + "Sleepwalker" special card + guidebook ABOUT THE ARTIST An independent illustrator, designer, and picture book author, A-Chi is intrigued by astrology, divination, the occult, and horror themes. She had graduated as a concept art major before working full-time as a book project manager for Tencent. Having participated in over a hundred publications, A-Chi began looking for other ways to actualize her artistic pursuit than working in the office. She also hopes to make better use of her experience in production to bring more quality print creations. The Sleepwalker Tarot is A-Chi's first solo project, taking her three years to complete. She created the deck to toast her reconciliation with her childhood nightmares while encouraging those who haven't done so with the power of tarot.
Your dreams have unique and highly personal meanings that only you can uncover. But how? Discover how to truly understand the meaning of your dreams here!
Learn the art of divination and take your destiny into your own hands with this beginner’s guide to fortune telling. Internationally known author and clairvoyant Lilian Verner-Bonds helps budding witches and new practitioners of magic tap into their intuition—and empower themselves. She explains the rich heritage associated with the art of divination and shows you how to interpret your own, and your friends’, futures. A guide to over 40 divination methods ranges from the familiar—astrology, palmistry, tarot—to the more unusual, including cephalomancy (skull reading) and tea-leaf reading. Begin by understanding the truths our own bodies tell us through such methods as psychic drawing and oneirology (the study of dreams), and then move on to telling fortunes from nature (including omens and augury), reading objects (pendulum divination and scrying), and revelations of the random (runes, the I Ching, casting dice).
Abstract In recent scholarship the notion that dreams and visions in Islamic societies are phenomena with no relevance to historic events or societal concerns has been challenged and overturned. However, the theoretical underpinnings of Sufi oneirology in the medieval period have yet to receive a full exposition. Furthermore, the relevance of such seemingly abstract texts to Sufi organisational and institutional structures has not been realised. This article argues that understanding the development of Kubrawī oneirology offers important insights into Islamic thought and society. Focusing on the first generation of Kubrawī Sufi thinkers, this article accounts for the emergence of diagnostic oneirology in the sixth/twelfth and seventh/thirteenth centuries in two steps. Firstly, by detailing the systematisation of oneiric theory which occurs in early Kubrawī thought. And secondly, by demonstrating that this systematisation crafted a close relation between Sufi theory and the communal and institutional bonds that allowed the Sufi community to adapt to changing socio-political circumstances.
2017 release. Cunninlynguists are back with their first studio album since 2011's Oneirology and first release since 2014's Strange Journey Volume Three. Deacon The Villain, Natti & Kno are pleased to announce Rose Azura Nijano. The twelve song album is predominantly produced by Kno with all additional production by Deacon The Villain.
What greater way is there to learn about spirituality than to literally become a spirit and have experience in the astral planes? You are a spirit once you leave your body, and you’re neither material nor observable in the physical realm. Spiritual growth through astral travels isn’t something impossible to achieve fo
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Learn about dreams and their meaning with 9 interesting facts about the true meaning of dreams, how dreams affect us, and more!
Dreaming of kittens are signs of purity, innocence, and gentleness on one hand and fear, insecurity, and vulnerability on the other.
