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GROW: Pathways to Passion, Purpose & Peace Guidebook & Oracle Deck
Designed to encourage and activate personal growth, this imaginative deck and guide combines the wisdom of a self-help book with the magic of oracle-style cards to help readers find purpose and get unstuck
GROW blends support, wisdom, and magic—while wrapped in a luxe, artful package—to help readers focus on personal change.
At one time or another, we have all felt stuck or overwhelmed, whether due to unhealthy eating patterns, overwork, anxiety, uncertainty about our future . . . the list goes on and on. GROW offers gentle guidance and practical exercises for getting unstuck and finding calm and clarity. The cards and book work together to give you the encouragement, energy, and inspiration you need to move forward.
Readers can start anywhere and return again and again to what feels healing and helpful. Choose a card and let it inspire and guide you as you go throughout your day, and use the wisdom of GROW to move toward a more fulfilling, productive, and beautiful life.
GROW blends support, wisdom, and magic—while wrapped in a luxe, artful package—to help readers focus on personal change.
At one time or another, we have all felt stuck or overwhelmed, whether due to unhealthy eating patterns, overwork, anxiety, uncertainty about our future . . . the list goes on and on. GROW offers gentle guidance and practical exercises for getting unstuck and finding calm and clarity. The cards and book work together to give you the encouragement, energy, and inspiration you need to move forward.
Readers can start anywhere and return again and again to what feels healing and helpful. Choose a card and let it inspire and guide you as you go throughout your day, and use the wisdom of GROW to move toward a more fulfilling, productive, and beautiful life.
228 pages, Paperback
Published January 1, 2026
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February 1, 2026
GROW: Pathways to Passion, Purpose & Peace Guidebook & Oracle Deck has been a powerful tool for self-discovery. The reflections resonate deeply, and the actions are practical and genuinely supportive—things I can actually integrate into my life. The artwork is stunning and adds a layer of magic and meaning to every pull. Insightful, grounding, and beautifully made.
February 2, 2026
My new morning ritual! What a beautiful way to start the day. I usually ask the cards what I need to know or be reminded of each day and I have loved all the guidance, activities, and reflections in the book. The art is also stunning!! I have gifted a set to each of my closest girlfriends and know this is a great gift for anyone looking to discover the magic within themselves.
March 7, 2026
Gorgeous artwork, thoughtful prompts and activities, this was precisely the oracle deck I was looking for! It offers a variety of ways of working with it, and I personally use them for journal prompts and morning pages. And the fact that this was created by a mother (psychologist) and daughter (artist & designer) duo made it even more perfect. For me. Highly recommended.
February 10, 2026
I really like the quality of this oracle set. The box is a flip box made of heavy cardboard and seems likely to hold up well with repeated use. The cards themselves are of decently thick stock and shuffle well. They are around playing card size, so the shuffle is comfortable. The book is full color with a thick cover despite being paperback. If stored in the box, I believe it will hold up well.
The artwork of the cards is mostly not of a style I would typically choose for myself, being largely abstract and very simplified, but the imagery is clear enough the way in which the artwork is portraying the concept of each card is understandable. I won't take off any stars for something that amounts to personal taste.
In particular, I like the content of the book and its design choices. The introduction at the beginning is straightforward for those who have never used an oracle deck, giving clear examples without going overboard before the reader even gets started. Each card's art work is the full page background of the title for that card and includes a related quote/thought to accompany it. Each section is then broken down into an "invitation" which provides an overview of the card meaning (including upside-down for those who do reversals in their readings), a "get curious" section that invites the reader to consider the concept more deeply and how it may play a role in their life, and a three-part "practice" section offering suggestions to "observe" the concept in their surroundings, "act" in particular ways that day to reinforce the ideas through actions, and a "reflect" to come back at the end of the day and consider how taking the time to observe and act on the concept impacted the way the readers moves through their everyday life. These concrete segments, especially the "practice" component are something I don't often see in oracle decks and I found to be really interesting. I look forward to reading more of the entries and seeing what all they offer. For the purposes of this review, I chose to read through only a couple and then skim a handful more.
I'm not sure whether the Grow Journal (and pencil) which came with my copy will be included as part of future purchase packages, but it also appears to be of very good quality with a nice feeling cover and what appear to be sewn binding pages. They are lined on one side and blank on the other. I presume the intention is to provide a space to journal about your experiences as you consider the questions and reflections provided in the guide book.
(I'm unsure if the guidebook is bound in the same way, there is one page that looks like it might be, but the binding is much tighter on the guide book and I don't intend to pull it apart to find out.
*I received this book as a Goodreads giveaway.*
The artwork of the cards is mostly not of a style I would typically choose for myself, being largely abstract and very simplified, but the imagery is clear enough the way in which the artwork is portraying the concept of each card is understandable. I won't take off any stars for something that amounts to personal taste.
In particular, I like the content of the book and its design choices. The introduction at the beginning is straightforward for those who have never used an oracle deck, giving clear examples without going overboard before the reader even gets started. Each card's art work is the full page background of the title for that card and includes a related quote/thought to accompany it. Each section is then broken down into an "invitation" which provides an overview of the card meaning (including upside-down for those who do reversals in their readings), a "get curious" section that invites the reader to consider the concept more deeply and how it may play a role in their life, and a three-part "practice" section offering suggestions to "observe" the concept in their surroundings, "act" in particular ways that day to reinforce the ideas through actions, and a "reflect" to come back at the end of the day and consider how taking the time to observe and act on the concept impacted the way the readers moves through their everyday life. These concrete segments, especially the "practice" component are something I don't often see in oracle decks and I found to be really interesting. I look forward to reading more of the entries and seeing what all they offer. For the purposes of this review, I chose to read through only a couple and then skim a handful more.
I'm not sure whether the Grow Journal (and pencil) which came with my copy will be included as part of future purchase packages, but it also appears to be of very good quality with a nice feeling cover and what appear to be sewn binding pages. They are lined on one side and blank on the other. I presume the intention is to provide a space to journal about your experiences as you consider the questions and reflections provided in the guide book.
(I'm unsure if the guidebook is bound in the same way, there is one page that looks like it might be, but the binding is much tighter on the guide book and I don't intend to pull it apart to find out.
*I received this book as a Goodreads giveaway.*
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