Seasons of the Witch Yule Oracle by Lorriane Anderson & Juliet Diaz
Regular price
$24.95
Shipping calculated at checkout.
Embrace the season of Yule in all its splendor, mystery, and magic.
As the wheel of year turns, Yule reminds us of warmth, happiness, and time to be thankful for all that we have. For centuries ancient healers have celebrated the restorative energy of the Yuletide festival, the traditional harsh winters reminding us of our innate ability to weather storms and find support and comfort with loved ones.
In Seasons of the Witch: Yule Oracle you’ll discover 44 healing messages to align you with the divine wisdom of the year’s darkest night and the joyful celebration associated with the winter holidays. This oracle is your path to deep reflection and tranquility—a promise to the brighter days to come.
As the wheel of year turns, Yule reminds us of warmth, happiness, and time to be thankful for all that we have. For centuries ancient healers have celebrated the restorative energy of the Yuletide festival, the traditional harsh winters reminding us of our innate ability to weather storms and find support and comfort with loved ones.
In Seasons of the Witch: Yule Oracle you’ll discover 44 healing messages to align you with the divine wisdom of the year’s darkest night and the joyful celebration associated with the winter holidays. This oracle is your path to deep reflection and tranquility—a promise to the brighter days to come.
| Juliet Diaz is a healer, seer, and herbalist, and holds a master of science in herbal medicine. She is a descendant of a long line of witch healers from Cuba and has indigenous roots as a member of the Taino tribe. Juliet owns and runs November Sage Apothecary. |
| Lorriane Anderson is the founder of Spirit Element, a spiritual wellness boutique, and The Spirit Guides, a blog devoted to modern mysticism. She has more than ten years’ experience as an herbalist, aromatherapist, crystal healer, and practitioner of magical and earth-based arts. She draws her practice from her varied cultural heritage, which includes Beninese, Romanian, and Irish. |