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The Halloween Oracle by Stacey Demarco

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    • Description

      When the leaves fall and the veil grows thin, the old stories wake up.
      Black cats, candy skulls, and lantern light are calling you to listen.
      A 36-card oracle for Samhain divination and spooky-season guidance. 🌙

      The Halloween Oracle by Stacey Demarco, illustrated by Jimmy Manton and published by U.S. Games Systems, is a 36-card deck with an 80-page guidebook that honors Samhain and the festivals of the dead celebrated around the world. The cards hold a full cast of the season: black cats associated with intuition and the unseen, witches and their craft, jack-o'-lanterns carrying light into the dark, and skeletons, vampires, werewolves, zombies, and mummies drawn from Halloween lore. Día de los Muertos traditions appear too, with Lady de los Muertos and ornate candy skulls honoring the beloved dead. Each card's guidebook entry opens with a rhyming couplet in the style of old storytelling, followed by a divination message rooted in a piece of Halloween tradition, and the book doubles as a small guide to death festivals across cultures. Set on your altar, this deck brings the playful and the sacred sides of the season to the same table.

      Why You’ll Love It:

      ✔ 36 richly illustrated oracle cards with an 80-page guidebook
      ✔ Rhyming couplets for each card, in the style of ancient storytelling
      ✔ Artwork by Jimmy Manton
      ✔ Halloween lore alongside Día de los Muertos traditions
      ✔ Associated with ancestor honoring, the thinning veil, and the turning of the year
      ✔ Pairs with our Samhain Ritual Candles for ancestor work on Samhain night

      Perfect For:

      ✔ Samhain and Halloween night divination
      ✔ Ancestor altars and Día de los Muertos offerings
      ✔ Halloween parties and gatherings with friends
      ✔ Daily one-card pulls through October and beyond
      ✔ Readers who love folklore and storytelling
      ✔ A gift for anyone whose favorite holiday is Halloween

      How to Use It: As evening falls, light a candle and set a small offering on your altar, perhaps a sweet, an apple, or a photo of someone you love who has crossed over. Shuffle the deck and invite your ancestors and guides to speak. Draw one card and read its couplet aloud, letting the rhythm carry the message into the room, then turn to the guidebook for the fuller meaning and the tradition behind it. For a deeper reading, pull three cards for what is passing, what is present, and what is being born as the Wheel turns. Write down what you receive and leave the cards on your altar until morning. 🖤

      Read by candlelight, and let the spirits of the season tell their stories.

      Care / Please Note: Purchase includes the oracle deck and guidebook. Keep cards dry and away from open flame and lit pumpkins. Store together in the box between readings. This deck is a tool for reflection and spiritual practice and is not a substitute for professional advice.

    Description

    When the leaves fall and the veil grows thin, the old stories wake up.
    Black cats, candy skulls, and lantern light are calling you to listen.
    A 36-card oracle for Samhain divination and spooky-season guidance. 🌙

    The Halloween Oracle by Stacey Demarco, illustrated by Jimmy Manton and published by U.S. Games Systems, is a 36-card deck with an 80-page guidebook that honors Samhain and the festivals of the dead celebrated around the world. The cards hold a full cast of the season: black cats associated with intuition and the unseen, witches and their craft, jack-o'-lanterns carrying light into the dark, and skeletons, vampires, werewolves, zombies, and mummies drawn from Halloween lore. Día de los Muertos traditions appear too, with Lady de los Muertos and ornate candy skulls honoring the beloved dead. Each card's guidebook entry opens with a rhyming couplet in the style of old storytelling, followed by a divination message rooted in a piece of Halloween tradition, and the book doubles as a small guide to death festivals across cultures. Set on your altar, this deck brings the playful and the sacred sides of the season to the same table.

    Why You’ll Love It:

    ✔ 36 richly illustrated oracle cards with an 80-page guidebook
    ✔ Rhyming couplets for each card, in the style of ancient storytelling
    ✔ Artwork by Jimmy Manton
    ✔ Halloween lore alongside Día de los Muertos traditions
    ✔ Associated with ancestor honoring, the thinning veil, and the turning of the year
    ✔ Pairs with our Samhain Ritual Candles for ancestor work on Samhain night

    Perfect For:

    ✔ Samhain and Halloween night divination
    ✔ Ancestor altars and Día de los Muertos offerings
    ✔ Halloween parties and gatherings with friends
    ✔ Daily one-card pulls through October and beyond
    ✔ Readers who love folklore and storytelling
    ✔ A gift for anyone whose favorite holiday is Halloween

    How to Use It: As evening falls, light a candle and set a small offering on your altar, perhaps a sweet, an apple, or a photo of someone you love who has crossed over. Shuffle the deck and invite your ancestors and guides to speak. Draw one card and read its couplet aloud, letting the rhythm carry the message into the room, then turn to the guidebook for the fuller meaning and the tradition behind it. For a deeper reading, pull three cards for what is passing, what is present, and what is being born as the Wheel turns. Write down what you receive and leave the cards on your altar until morning. 🖤

    Read by candlelight, and let the spirits of the season tell their stories.

    Care / Please Note: Purchase includes the oracle deck and guidebook. Keep cards dry and away from open flame and lit pumpkins. Store together in the box between readings. This deck is a tool for reflection and spiritual practice and is not a substitute for professional advice.

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