Download or read book The Untamed Elemental written by Tasya Van Ree and published by National Geographic Books. This book was released on 2022 with total page 0 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: "You know the way already. The Mother Earth Deck is an intuition ally for complex times. Composed of 52 exquisite cards, each represents a facet of Mother Earth's medicine and wisdom as envisioned by renowned visual artist, Tasya Van Ree. The Moon guides us toward our inherent biorhythms and their link to refining creativity and spiritual development; Salt points to matters of vitality and longevity; the Phoenix informs us that a rebirth is on its way. When combined with your intention, these cards can serve as a nudge into the arms of your own inner guide, or they can simply help you determine your next steps on a project or the most helpful attitude to adopt in a tricky situation. An incredible tool for self-reflection, this gorgeous deck will help to reveal your own innate wisdom"--

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