Goddess Inspiration Oracle

Enrich your life with the wisdom and guidance of the Divine Feminine.

Renowned for her superb goddess-themed artwork, Kris Waldherr has created a visually stunning and easily accessible goddess oracle. From Abeona to the Zorya, eighty goddesses from across the globe are represented in this sumptuous deck.

Each of the eighty cards features a striking portrait of a deity, her attributes, and an empowering message inspired by her unique story. The Goddess Inspiration Oracle is an ideal instrument for creating affirmations, sparking creativity, gaining fresh perspectives, and uncovering insights related to love, health,creativity, motherhood, and other issues specific to women.

The accompanying guidebook offers an in-depth description of each goddess, associated keywords, and practical instructions for working with the cards.

Draw strength from Diana, the beloved Roman huntress. Channel your anger wisely with help from the Hawaiian fire goddess Pele. Consult Anuket for prosperity. The Goddess Inspiration Oracle makes it easy for women to tap into the sacred wisdom of these powerful deities.

Renowned for her superb goddess-themed artwork, Kris Waldherr has created a simple, visually stunning oracle deck for accessing the divine feminine. From Abeona to Zhinu, eighty goddesses from across the globe are represented in this classically ornate deck. Each card features a striking watercolor portrait of a deity, her attributes, and a message inspired by her unique story. It's an ideal instrument for creating affirmations, sparking creativity, gaining fresh perspectives, and uncovering insights related to health, love, creativity, motherhood, and other issues specific to women.

The enclosed guide offers in-depth descriptions of each goddess, keywords associated with her, and practical suggestions for working with the cards.

Kris Waldherr (New York) is an author, illustrator, and designer. She is best known as the author/creator of The Goddess Tarot, which has sold over 40,000 copies. Her goddess-themed illustrations have been published as greeting cards, on book covers, and in books, magazines, and calendars. Galleries and museums throughout the United States, including the National Museum of Women in the Arts, have shown her artwork. She received her B.F.A. at the School of Wisual Arts.