Oracle of Heaven and Hell playing cards with card box on a white background

Oracle of Heaven & Hell

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Oracle of Heaven and Hell playing cards with card box on a white background
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  • Card with angelic and demonic illustrations, symbols, and text on a white background
  • Illustration of a winged figure with an arrow and a helmet on a white background, featuring the text 'Vehuah' and 'New beginnings'.
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Oracle of Heaven & Hell

Oracle of Heaven & Hell

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Light and shadow are inseparable, each defining the other. Oracle of Heaven & Hell embraces this truth, presenting a 72-card deck that unites infernal and divine powers. Each card features the image of a goetic demon alongside the Kabbalistic angel who rules over it, with summoning sigils and astrological meanings included for deeper insight.

Key Features:

  • Duality in design: Every card offers both a positive and a negative meaning, reflecting the balance of opposites.

  • Unique pairing: Combines goetic demons with their corresponding Kabbalistic angels, highlighting the interplay of light and dark.

  • Symbolic depth: Includes summoning sigils behind each spirit, adding layers of ritual and esoteric meaning.

  • Astrological guidance: Prints the astrological associations directly on the cards for ease of interpretation.

  • Flexible use: Functions like a standard tarot or oracle deck, while offering a distinctive dual-sided approach.

  • Philosophical resonance: Draws on the concept of yin and yang, showing that good and bad are not absolutes but parts of a whole.

With Oracle of Heaven & Hell, readings become a dialogue between shadow and light, reminding you that every force carries its opposite and that wisdom lies in embracing both.

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