Magdalene Oracle: An Ocean of Eternal Love By Toni Carmine Salerno

Magdalene Oracle: An Ocean of Eternal Love By Toni Carmine Salerno

Magdalene Oracle: An Ocean of Eternal Love is a 45-card oracle deck by Toni Carmine Salerno. Oracle decks are freer in structure than tarot; each deck has its own number of cards, themes, and messages, explained in its guidebook.

From the publisher

Throughout the ages, Magdalene has been seen as the Dark Goddess of gentle strength and authority, bearer of infinite compassion and wisdom. Her energy and the timeless wisdom she embodies are perhaps more relevant today than ever before. Calling upon this energy, Magdalene Oracle provides insight and clarity into your current situation and helps answer your questions. Features 45 cards and guidebook, packaged in a hard-cover box set

Why you will love it

• Creator: Toni Carmine Salerno.
• Cards: 45 (as listed).
• Includes: guidebook (as described by the publisher).
• Gift idea: a thoughtful present for anyone who reads cards or wants to start.

Details

• Title: Magdalene Oracle: An Ocean of Eternal Love
• Type: oracle deck
• Creator: Toni Carmine Salerno
• Cards: 45
• ISBN: 9780738743127

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Common questions

Who is the creator of Magdalene Oracle?

Magdalene Oracle is by Toni Carmine Salerno.

How many cards are in Magdalene Oracle?

The deck has 45 cards (as listed), plus a guidebook.

Is Magdalene Oracle sold in a store in Manhattan?

Namaste Bookshop at 2 West 14th Street, New York, NY 10011 in Manhattan stocks Magdalene Oracle. The shop is a short walk from Union Square; call 212-645-0141 to confirm stock before you visit, or order online.

What is the difference between oracle cards and tarot?

Tarot decks follow a fixed 78-card structure of Major and Minor Arcana. Oracle decks have no set structure, so each one has its own number of cards and themes, explained in its guidebook.