The Fair Folk Oracle : Communicating with Tuatha De Danann - Ayn Cates Sullivan

Ayn Cates Sullivan

£20.00
  • Pages · 240 pages, Includes 50 color cards and 240-page book
  • Publication Date · 27/08/2026
  • Genre · Fortune-telling & divination
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Inviting you into a co-creative relationship with the Otherworld_x0007_ Combines the oracular voice of the Tuatha D� Danann, or Sidhe, with the elemental faery folk, sharing a wealth of Irish folklore in 50 full-color cards_x0007_ Opens the senses to increased connection with the parallel dimension of the Otherworld of gods, goddesses, and faeries_x0007_ Provides unique card spreads and interpretations, advice from the oracle, notes on the oracle's shadow, and three reflective questions from the Tuatha D� Danann and the elements for each cardCombining the wisdom of the supernatural Tuatha D� Danann, or Sidhe, with the mythology of Irish faery folk, this deck will enable you to expand your clairvoyant awareness beyond everyday life and connect with the creative forces of the Otherworld. Reflecting the Sidhe's love of colors, these beautiful cards represent 23 deities of the Tuatha D� Danann paired with 23 Irish faeries that, arising as elementals and nature spirits, imbue the land with life-affirming wonders. The 4 magical treasures of the Sidhe-the cauldron of plenty, the sword of light, the spear of victory, and the stone of destiny-are also included as gifts to empower and support the querent. The deck features Danu, the mother of the Tuatha D� Danann; Macha, the shapeshifting goddess who ruled as a High King of Ireland; The Dagda, benevolent chief god associated with fertility, wisdom, and magic; and the romantic Aengus Og who presides over youth and poetry. The Faery cards include a Gnome who tends roots, dancing Undines, Sylphs, and flower spirits. The guidebook gives unique card spreads, advice from the oracle, notes on the oracle's shadow, past life associations, and three reflective questions from the Tuatha D� Danann and the elements. Drawing on Irish myth and magic, The Fair Folk Oracle brings wisdom and practical guidance from the Otherworld.

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