Australian Wildflower Reading Cards

by Cheralyn Darcey

Australian Wildflower Reading Cards consist of 44 cards and a guidebook that provides guidance through native Australian Wildflower imagery and oracle teachings. The artwork is uniquely created by Cheralyn Darcey on linocut with traditional gouache paints. The guidebook features unique flower spreads for readings and a special card of the day instructions that will delight those that love beautiful oracle tools and traditional artwork.

In every card, on every page, in every word, in every picture the Australian wildflowers will speak to you – soul to soul. This card set is alive and its messages are clear, healing, joyful and honest. Wherever you are in this world, the medicine of the Australian wildflowers, their messages and songs and profound healing powers are now in your hands.

112 pages, Hardcover

First published September 1, 2014

About the author

Cheralyn Darcey is a dedicated radio broadcaster with a strong passion for community, music, and gardening. She hosts regular talk-back radio programs on the 2SM Super Radio Network (www.2SMsupernetwork.com)

As a freelance journalist, Cheralyn contributes to various national and international publications on botanical and historical topics, and writes the weekly "Down in the Garden" column for Coast Newspapers.

Her fascination with the ethnobotany has lead her to vote and in many instances illustrate over 21 internationally published botanical history titles, many of them best sellers.

She is Patron of the Central Coast Edible Garden Trail and is currently pursuing a Post Graduate Diploma in Radio & Podcasting at the Australian Film, Television & Radio School (AFTRS).

Reviews

[Tina]

These cards are beautifully presented linocuts by the author, in colour on the cards and black and white in the book. The language and symbolism of flowers has long been used for sending messages, these cards also give useful botanical information as well as insightful guidance.
Wonderful to discover meanings behind our unique Australian flora.