The Hidden Path Oracle Deck
*This Deck is Extremely Rare and Hard to find even more hard to find as “NEW and Sealed in the Box.”
**This Deck is “Out of Print”
***This Oracle Deck is NEW and still Sealed.
Includes:
- 40-Card Deck by Grimassi and Stephanie Taylor/ Art by Mickie Taylor
- 216-page Guidebook
- 1 Black organdy bag
- Condition is New. The Cards are still factory Sealed.
Synopsis:
What treasures does the Hidden Path hold for you? Insights into the ancient wisdom of your craft- a beautiful way to align with mystical realms and magical energies- a powerful tool for receiving guidance about the possibilities ahead on your life’s path? The gifts that await are as unique as each person who embarks on the journey.
Multi-faceted and magical, The Hidden Path can be used by those on a nature-based spiritual path for divination, pathworking, celebrating seasonal rites, creating ritual experiences, and accessing the hidden Mysteries of the Craft. Bestselling Wiccan author Raven Grimassi and High Priestess Stephanie Taylor have collaborated once again with award-winning Pagan artist Mickie Mueller to create these transformative cards that can be used alone or as a complement to their popular Well Worn Path kit.
The Hidden Path kit contains 40 cards, a 216-page guidebook, and a black organdy bag.
“Can be used alone for insightful readings, pathworking, or ritual creation . . . this deck provides a complete tradition for the solitary practitioner . . . A great teaching tool!” —New Age Retailer
About the Author:
Raven Grimassi is a Neo-Pagan scholar and award-winning author of more than eighteen books on Witchcraft, Wicca, and Neo-Paganism. He has been devoted to the study and practice of witchcraft for over forty years. Raven is co-founder and co-director of the Ash, Birch, and Willow tradition.
Grimassi’s background includes training in old forms of witchcraft as well as Brittic Wicca, the Pictish-Gaelic tradition, Italian Witchcraft, and Celtic Traditionalist Witchcraft. Raven was also a member of the Rosicrucian Order, and studied the Kabbalah through the First Temple of Tifareth under Lady Sara Cunningham.
Raven currently lives in New England with his wife and co-author Stephanie Taylor-Grimassi. Together they direct The Fellowship of the Pentacle, a modern Mystery School devoted to preserving pre-Christian European spirituality.
Stephanie Taylor has been a Witch at heart for all of her life, and a tarot reader and spiritual counselor for over fifteen years. A Third Degree initiate of both the Italian Witchcraft Tradition and in the Irish Celtic Wiccan Tradition, she is also a minister of the First Celtic Wiccan Church.
A sought out professional in her craft and an expert in her field, she has appeared in several discussion panels related to Witchcraft and on regional news media.
Currently a teacher and co-director of the College of the Crossroads, a Mystery School dedicated to preserving and passing on the Old Ways, Stephanie makes her home in southern California with her partner, scholar and writer Raven Grimassi.
A Traveler’s Guide to the Well Worn Path is her first book.
Mickie is the illustrator of The Well Worn Path and The Hidden Path decks, the writer/illustrator of The Voice of the Trees and A Celtic Divination Oracle, and the illustrator of The Mystical Cats Tarot. Since 2007, Mickie has been a regular article and illustration contributor to several of the Llewellyn periodicals. She resides in Missouri.
Mickie Mueller is an award-winning and critically acclaimed artist of fantasy, fairy, and myth. She is an ordained Pagan minister and has studied Natural Magic, Fairy Magic and Celtic tradition. She is also a Reiki healing master/teacher in the Usui Shiki Royoho Tradition. Mickie enjoys creating magical art full of fairies, goddesses, and beings of folklore. She works primarily in a mix of colored pencil and watercolor infused with magical herbs corresponding to her subject matter.
~Oracle decks are a tool of self-reflection to add to your magical and spiritual practice, or just to use for fun. And while oracle cards can offer insight similar to tarot cards, there are some major differences.
There is no one way to make an oracle deck, the cards may contain messages from goddesses, famous literary witches, or self-care tips, as you will see in the seven oracle decks below. They can also contain as many cards as the creator wants. A common way to use them is to shuffle a deck and pull a single card for inspiration or insight into a situation. You can also do spreads that are similar to how many people use tarot cards.
Package Dimensions: 5.5” x 2.25”
Package weight: 1.09lbs
