Floramations Oracle Cards vs Self

By Karen Nash. Each card comprises of a beautiful flower and message related to a situation in your life. With additional information used in this app, and by using this app daily, the Floramations Oracle Card Deck will bring you the inspiration and clarification you need at this time. You can use this app as a full-featured, ad-free and time-unlimited "Lite" version, or unlock the full deck for a small fee. With the busy lives we lead, we forget to stop and smell the roses! By using this deck, you can re-connect with nature and be inspired by heaven. Then, when you step outside you can relate to the flowers you notice, and heed the message from your Spirit Guides and Loved ones in the Spirit World to guide you on your path. This deck has been created from my love of flowers, and how they make me feel when I have them around me, or see them, to brighten my day! Guided by my grandmother, from the spirit world, following her messages and inspiration, Floramations were created. I would like to thank Stephanie Quesada, for assisting me with some of the photos used in this deck, her kind heart and wonderful photography has enhanced this deck no end! Key features: - A complete deck of 44 cards*, beautifully illustrated, and covering many topics regarding daily issues - 3 types of readings (1, 3 or 5 cards) - Save your readings to a journal for further reference - Share your readings with your friends, by email or on Twitter and Facebook! *the full deck is available in the unlocked version About the author: Karen Nash is a Psychic Medium, who has always been fascinated with the Spirit World. It wasn’t until she moved to the other side of the world, that the realization of all the weird and wonderful things that had happened in her life, began to make sense. Using the gift she has been given, Karen has brought confirmation and comfort to many with her messages from the Spirit World. Karen is also a Reiki Master, Spiritual Teacher and Author of Discover Spirit at Any Age, her first book about her journey into the Spirit World.. Visit her website at: http://www.inspiredbyangels.com.au

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