The Tree of Life Oracle: Use the Sacred Wisdom of the Kabbalah to Enrich Your Life

by Cherry Gilchrist

Do you wonder what the future holds in terms of love, money, work, relationships? Now the ancient wisdom of the Cabbala and the power of astrology work together for the first time to help you find answers. This unique divination system is based on the Cabbalistic Tree of Life, a map of creation which goes back at least a thousand years in the Jewish mystical tradition, and the Astrological Houses. Everything you need to tap into this ancient knowledge--an accessible guide to the oracle, a set of graphically intriguing cards, blank notepad, and cloth for card layout--is included in this beautifully designed package. Find out how to make a divination, how to formulate a question, what kind of questions can be asked, and how to step into the right frame of mind to facilitate a reading. Illuminate the dark corners of your life with the oracle's enlightening insights.

144 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2002

About the author

Cherry Gilchrist is a lover of all things ancient and mysterious. Field research for her books has taken her into Russian forests, Silk Road Yurts and to meet stone heads on Easter Island. She has written books on alchemy, mythology, family history and personal relationships. Her latest book, The Circle of Nine relates nine feminine archetypes to everyday lives of women. Cherry has also run a vintage clothes shop, a Russian crafts gallery, taught creative writing and performed as an early music singer. She is a graduate of Cambridge University, and holds a post-graduate diploma from the University of Bath Spa. As a lecturer, she has given many talks at venues ranging from the Temenos Academy to the British Council, the Royal Academy, and the Queen Elizabeth II cruise liner. At present she lives near Stroud, with her husband, artist Robert Lee-Wade and two black cats for luck. She has two grown-up children and two granddaughters. Find her at www.cherrygilchrist.co.uk and www.circleofnine.org

Reviews

[Claudio Yáñez Valenzuela · Rating 4 out of 5]

Interesante