Mists of Avalon Oracle: Walk the Spiritual Path (Rockpool Oracle Card)

I've been working with this oracle since it was released. I love the atmospheric illustrations with the beauty and colours of the English landscape. There are ancient symbols and a Celtic and medieval influence throughout the deck. Sacred sites such as Glastonbury Tor, the Chalice Well and Glastonbury Abbey all make an appearance.The keywords around the edges are a unique idea, the guidebook is well written and very helpful. If you're drawn to Arthurian legends, Glastonbury and the magic of Avalon, you'll love this magical oracle.

They met my expectations and then some… beautiful, lovely to work with and very informative.

Beautiful artwork. Cards have key words to help interpretation. The message in the guidebook for each card gives insight and meaning to the Avalon folklore and how it’s relevant to your life in this moment.I have had really accurate results with them.

Beautiful and insightful. I thought they might be a bit 'fluffy' as alot of card decks now, but they are a treasure, have depth and have been accurate. If you are drawn to mythic/celtic then are worth getting

I’m in love with this oracleBeautiful picture, the message is so special and profound.For sure it has become one of my favorite oracles.Fast delivery.I would recommend

Love this deck - I live in Glastonbury-Avalon myselfand recognise the energy from these cards in mydaily work as a Priestess here on the Isle!Thank you!

These cards are lovely. Images are beautiful and unique. If you are in to Glastonbury you'll love these as familiar places are featured. Images are very Celtic.

Yes these are beautiful cards, but Avalon they are not , has this person even been to Glastonbury?? ordered these wanting to go deeper into a place I visit several times a year, a set that would allow me to meditate deeper, if you want a pretty set a cards fine, if you want a connection with Avalon you would be wasting your time.Having read the booklet my view hasn't changed, e.g. The card faerie states you may stumble across small beings of light with translucent wings, oh come on anyone who has had contact with the Fae would not call them small beings.All of the female figures are model beautiful, no depth, the character, Merlin is the only one with grey hair and wrinkles, I feel as if I'm looking at a child's picture book, maybe these illustrations belong there not in a set of Oracle Cards If you are a serious practitioner don't bother